Saint-Pierre-Brouck is located in the centre of the triangle between Dunkirk, Calais and Saint-Omer.
When staying in Saint-Pierre-Brouck, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens contains altarpieces listed in the Retables of Flanders.
The Église Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens dates from the 15th and 17th centuries.
This church contains five funerary slabs from the 15th and 18th centuries, which are classified or registered as historic monuments.
The historic site Abbaye de Ravensberg is located in the vicinity of Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The listed building Tour de l'Abbaye de Watten is also located in the vicinity of Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The Artothèque de Saint-Pol-sur-Mer museum is located in the wider regional area around Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The ruins of the Abbaye de Clairmarais are located in the wider regional area around Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The Château du Wez was built as a representative country estate in the first half of the 18th century.
The Château du Wez was demolished in 1986 after falling into disrepair and being at risk of collapse.
The name „Vert Sifflet“ derives from a settlement in Saint-Pierre-Brouck given this name in 1983, which referred to an English commander who carried a green whistle during the First World War.
Landscape
Saint-Pierre-Brouck was described as a marshland in 1065.
Monks worked to drain and dry out the marshland of Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The beach Plage de Petit-Fort-Philippe is located in the vicinity of Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The island ÃŽle Jeanty is located in the wider regional area around Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
The hill Mont des Récollets is located in the wider regional area around Saint-Pierre-Brouck.
Getting around
The documented circular route starts at the village square of Saint-Pierre-Brouck and returns to the car park.
On 28 July 2026, the eight-kilometre, easy hike „La seigneurie d'Anon“ was organised in Saint-Pierre-Brouck by the Association des randonneurs de la Côte d'Opale.
