The Château d’Humeroeuille has been listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments since 2013. The central section of the Château d’Humeroeuille was built by Jacques Onuphre de Belvalet in 1714 and completed in 1717.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Humerœuille can use the Château d’Humeroeuille and the Jardin d’Humerœuille as specific points of reference when planning their trip.
History and Culture
The Château-Flore garden was created in 1985 by Isaure and Jean-Charles de Boncourt, with the support of the Brussels-based landscape architect Philippe de Boncourt. The garden received the VMF Nord-Pas-de-Calais Award.
Gardens and Visits
The Jardin d’Humerœuille covers 2 hectares and includes a hornbeam maze. The Château-Flore garden has been open to the public since 2000. The main courtyard, classified as a historic monument, and the staircase of the Château d’Humeroeuille, listed in the historical inventory, are also open to the public. Visitors can request a guided tour of the Jardin d’Humerœuille, either individually or in groups.
Nature
Humerœuille is located in the ZNIEFF area “La Vallée de la Ternoise et ses versants de St-Pol à Hesdin et le vallon de Bergueneuse”. This area offers numerous pleasant hiking trails.
In the wider surroundings of Humerœuille, within the ZNIEFF area “La Vallée de la Ternoise et ses versants de St-Pol à Hesdin et le vallon de Bergueneuse”, there are forests, chalk grasslands, meadows, and wooded margins. The slopes in this ZNIEFF area are characterized by forests, chalk grasslands, meadows, and wooded margins.
