Samer: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Samer presents itself around the Église Saint-Martin de Samer as a place with an architectural ensemble shaped by the medieval period: the Église Saint-Martin de Samer is a parish church on a large paved square, with houses adjoining it. As a whole, the Église Saint-Martin de Samer has been listed as a monument historique since 10 June 1926.

Those who choose Samer for a stay and would like to rent a holiday apartment can take this preference into account as part of their own travel planning.

Culture and History

The Abbaye Saint-Wulmer is part of the history of the town. It was founded in the 7th century on the territory of Sylvacius by Wulmer. The building of the Abbaye Saint-Wulmer that has survived to this day represents only a small part of the former abbey.

Another cultural site is the Musée Jean-Charles Cazin. It has been designated a Musée de France since 2013, is located on the upper floor of Samer’s town hall, and contains around fifty paintings, drawings, and prints. The museum is currently closed for an indefinite period due to construction work.

Nature

Samer is located in the Parc Naturel Régional des Caps et Marais d’Opale. The Chemin de Cappe includes a shaded section.

Special Places

The Maison du Cheval Boulonnais in Samer is dedicated to preserving and promoting the Boulonnais horse. It welcomes the public on opening days during the summer season or at public events. In addition, the Maison du Cheval Boulonnais organizes events and activities and raises public awareness of the local equestrian heritage.

Culinary Specialties

Vieux Samer is also associated with a local terroir cheese: Vieux Samer is an artisanally produced terroir cheese from Samer.

For the broader travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Bourlon, Fléchin, Longfossé, Longvilliers, Écurie, Willencourt, Groffliers, Le Quesnoy-En-Artois.