Parpeville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Parpeville is home to the Château de Parpeville, built in 1722 by Jean de Macquerel. The present-day château stands on the site of a fortified castle that was demolished during the Fronde in 1657.

Those planning a stay in Parpeville can consider renting a holiday apartment.

Culture

The Château de Parpeville has a classical design and consists of a main building with two wings set at right angles. Located in the Parc du château de Parpeville, it is built from brick and limestone on a single level and covered with a slate mansard roof. The Parc du château de Parpeville is classified as a natural heritage site in the Parks and Gardens category.

The dovecote and the boiler house later built in the Parc du château de Parpeville bear witness to the agricultural use of the estate.

In the wider surrounding area of Parpeville are the historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Homblières, the historic site of Abbaye de Bohéries, and the historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Fervaques. The Artothèque de l'Aisne museum is also located in the wider surrounding area.

Nature and trails

The Poney Club de Parpeville offers riding lessons and riding lessons in the form of courses for children and adults. The Poney Club de Parpeville is located on the Axe Vert, which gives it a direct local connection to Parpeville; voies vertes offer tourists and walkers scenic routes close to nature and protected from traffic.

For further location options: Bruyères-Et-Montbérault, Fayet, Soissons, Cilly, Villers-Cotterêts, Lavaqueresse, Crouy, Château-Thierry.

For the higher-level travel overview: Aisne.