Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Germain in Fiefs was rebuilt at another location in 1956–1957 after the original church was destroyed by Allied bombing in 1944. Its nave has a trapezoidal floor plan, while the stained-glass windows were created by Gabriel Loire.
The history of the Second World War can also be traced at specific sites in Fiefs. A V1 launch site built by the Germans in Fiefs in the direction of England and an ammunition depot led to the village being heavily bombed by the Allies on 15 and 30 August 1944. The V1 launch site was restored and inaugurated in early July 2025. A blockhouse was faithfully rebuilt and helps illustrate the site's strategic importance during the Second World War.
A former Gallo-Roman road connects the cemetery with the Calvary in Fiefs.
Those visiting Fiefs with Saint-Germain in mind may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature and Trails
The Vallon de Berguenesse à Fiefs is a type 1 continental ZNIEFF in the municipality of Fiefs and covers 934.54 hectares. This area includes wooded or unforested chalk slopes, small wooded ravines and floodplain meadows.
Greenways run through the rural landscape of Fiefs, which is characterised by livestock farming and agriculture. The Vallon de Berguenesse has numerous pleasant hiking trails.
The arboretum in Fiefs is located along the Fond de Quévaussart hiking trail and contains 924 plants, predominantly species from the local and regional flora.
The Fond de Quévaussart hiking trail is of moderate difficulty and 16 kilometres long; a duration of 4 hours and 30 minutes is given for one day. It starts at 3 Rue Simon in Fiefs. The Méridienne Verte also passes through Fiefs. In addition, numerous walks are possible on foot, by bicycle or on horseback.
