The Église Saint-Ribert is located on the Route d’Esclavelles in Quièvrecourt. Le Marie-Cloche is a signposted, family-friendly circular walk from the Avenue Verte railway station in Neufchâtel-en-Bray towards Quièvrecourt.
Culture
The bell tower of the Église Saint-Ribert houses three bells. In July 1944, a bomb destroyed the nave; it was rebuilt immediately after the end of the war. The church is dedicated to Saint Ribert, who was of English origin.
To the right of the choir of the Église Saint-Ribert is the Sainte Apolline chapel. In the past, numerous pilgrims came to this chapel seeking relief from toothache.
Hiking
Le Marie-Cloche is signposted with blue markings as Route No. 3. At the Église Saint-Ribert, Le Marie-Cloche turns right and returns to Neufchâtel via the Chemin de Marie-Cloche. The route can be reached by public transport.
Le Marie-Cloche is recognised as a route of sporting, ecological and tourist interest and is registered in the PDESI at level 2.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Quièvrecourt can add the town to their list of destinations.
Geographical location
The Philbert stream is one of the three streams that form the boundaries of Quièvrecourt; the other two are Marie-Cloche and Soreng.
