Solre-le-Château: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul has been classified as a historic monument since 1932. Inside, there are stained-glass windows dating from the 16th century.

Solre-le-Château Town Hall was classified as a historic monument in 1931. It is also a Renaissance building dating from 1574. The ground floor of the building formerly housed a market.

The Solre-le-Château music kiosk is one of the oldest in the Avesnois. There are also three bunkers from the Second World War in Solre-le-Château, which tell the story of the town’s military history.

The free Balade Avesnois app offers games, questions and anecdotes to help you discover Solre-le-Château.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Solre-le-Château can add the town to their list of destinations.

Nature

The Natura 2000 site FR3100512 “Hautes vallées de la Solre, de la Thure, de la Hante et leurs versants boisés et bocagers” was established to protect this natural heritage.

The rural chapels of Solre-le-Château stand out for their age, the variety of their architectural styles and the beauty of their surroundings. They line several lovely walking routes around the town.

Hiking

The Circuit du bois de Groez is an easy, 11-kilometre hiking trail with a walking time of around four hours. It starts at the tourist office or the Town Hall in Solre-le-Château.

At the La Roquette crossroads, the Circuit du bois de Groez offers a viewpoint over five typical church towers. Another route, the Circuit du Biau Ri, passes close to the Chapelle d’Epinoy, a Gothic chapel dating from the 15th century.

Other destinations: Beauvois-En-Cambrésis, Hem-Lenglet, Valenciennes, Déchy, Somain, Pecquencourt, Lompret, Drincham

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