Marenla: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Marenla combines historical landmarks with hiking, freestyle kayaking and cycling tourism.
Those considering Marenla as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Ferme des Dames in Marenla dates from 1651.
It was rebuilt in 1761 under the administration of the abbess of Sainte-Austreberthe, Anne-Marie de Jouanne d'Esgeigny.
The Église Saint-Aubin is part of Marenla's noteworthy, unprotected architectural heritage.
A remnant of the former abbey's provostry is also part of Marenla's noteworthy, unprotected architectural heritage.
The Papeterie de Marenla was expanded by Adrien Fresnaye from 1852 onwards into a mechanical paper mill.
In 1889, it was awarded a bronze medal at the World's Fair in Paris.
Nature
The “La Falaise” hike offers views of the heights of Marenla and the Canche Valley.
The route is approximately 11 km long and takes around 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Water
The Marenla FS spot is a double freestyle-kayaking spot on the Canche near the village of Marenla, with one section that is more wave-like and another that is more hole-like.
The spot is formed by an old weir with guillotine sluice gates.
The spot cannot be reached directly on foot; paddlers put in downstream and paddle approximately 100 m upstream against the current on the Canche.
Cycling
Le Bras De Brosne is a 33 km-long cycling tourism route.
The route leads to Marenla.
For the higher-level travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.
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