Souastre: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Souastre chooses Souastre as the destination for their accommodation search.

Culture and History

In Souastre, the Church of Saint Vaast houses a statue of Saint Nicholas dating from the 18th century. The carved, polychrome-painted wooden sculpture was registered as a protected movable cultural object on 18 November 1975.

The Musée vivant de la vie rurale was founded in 1993 and remains part of an active agricultural operation. In the wider region around Souastre are the historic sites of Abbaye Saint-Vaast d'Arras, Abbaye du Vivier, Abbaye Notre-Dame de Cercamp and Ancienne Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Corbie.

Regional Cuisine

At Ferme de Souastre, visitors can learn about the production of cider and vinegar and then taste them. Le Gourmet Champêtre serves local produce and regional specialities from its own agricultural production in its farm restaurant.

Le Gourmet Champêtre's specialities include Picardy string, flamiches, pork with mustard butter, rabbit and chicken in cider, coq à la bière, Liboulli tart, as well as buckwheat and wheat pancakes. Le Gourmet Champêtre welcomes groups of 10 to 90 people by reservation, as well as individual guests on Sundays.

Le Gourmet Champêtre can be reached via the N25 between Arras and Doullens, then via L'Arbret, La Herlière, Humbercamps, Saint Amand and Souastre.

Experiences

The Ferme pédagogique de Souastre has been in existence since 1994.

Further destinations: Enquin-les-Mines, Busnes, Isques, Saint-Denœux, Reclinghem, Buire-Au-Bois, Maintenay, Condette

To the higher-level travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.