The Église Saint-Omer is located in Quaëdypre. It was founded as a sanctuary in the 11th century by monks from Abbaye Saint-Winoc, is Romanesque in style and has the shape of a Latin cross. At the end of the 16th century, it was extended to include three naves. Between 1601 and 1618, it was rebuilt on a larger ground plan.
Guided tours of the Église Saint-Omer are offered regularly, particularly during the European Heritage Days in September. Occasionally, guided tours are also available for visitor groups on request.
Travellers can find or rent a holiday apartment for their stay in Quaëdypre.
In the centre of Quaëdypre, La Taverne du Westhoek is located in an 18th-century building that was formerly a bakery. La Taverne du Westhoek offers a simple and authentic regional estaminet menu there.
The Abbaye Saint-Winoc monument is located in the vicinity of Quaëdypre. Also nearby are the Artothèque de Saint-Pol-sur-Mer museum, Fort Vallières and Fort des Dunes. The Manoir dit Blauwhuys, also known as Maison Bleue, is located at La Croix Rouge on the C.D. 916 in Quaëdypre.
Memory Trail No. 2 connects Bergues, Quaëdypre and Socx along a 14-kilometre circular route that commemorates important events of the Second World War. In the Bergues–Quaëdypre–Socx triangle, the Memory Trail combines historical discoveries with a walk through nature and follows the traces of wartime actions and military remnants. The route is accessible to cyclists and hikers.
The island of Île Jeanty is located near Quaëdypre.
In the wider regional surroundings of Quaëdypre are Plage de Petit-Fort-Philippe, Groenendijk Strand and Mont des Récollets.
Other places: Ghyvelde, Villers-Guislain, Lecelles, Annœullin, Lannoy, Aulnoye-Aymeries, Bouvines, Lille.
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