In Vermand, the Oppidum de Vermand can be explored via hiking trails overlooking the village. Another route is Le Val d’Omignon: the 9 km hiking trail begins in front of the Musée du Vermandois in Vermand.
Those choosing Vermand as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and history
The Musée du Vermandois includes workshops showcasing traditional village occupations such as blacksmithing, carpentry and farriery. The municipal cemetery of Vermand contains the graves of 42 British soldiers who fell in Vermand and the surrounding area during the First World War.
The Chapelle Saint-Blaise is also part of the town’s history: it was destroyed during the First World War, faithfully rebuilt in 1928 and blessed.
In the wider region around Vermand are the Chateau de Ham, a château, the Museum of the Great War, a museum, the Château de Beaurevoir, a château, and the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Ham, a historic site.
Further destinations: Bourg-Et-Comin, Vendresse-Beaulne, Grougis, Boue, Beaulne, Sainte-Preuve, Besmont, La Neuville-Lès-Dorengt.
