A particularly concrete way to explore Liancourt’s history leads to the Ferme de la Montagne: in 1780, an apprenticeship school for orphans and soldiers’ sons was established at the Ferme de la Montagne in Liancourt.
Culture and History
The Musée Gadzarts presents the history of the Arts-et-Métiers school, its notable students and its values. The Centre historique Arts et Métiers can be reached by bus or train.
The surviving service buildings, the dairy and the gardener’s pavilion of the Château de La Rochefoucauld are also listed as historic monuments. The Église Saint-Martin has a Romanesque nave, a bell tower with lancet windows and a 16th-century façade.
Places in the Surrounding Area
The Château de Nointel [Oise] is a historic site in the immediate vicinity of Liancourt. The Musée vivant du Cheval is a museum in the wider regional area around Liancourt. The Chateau de Chantilly, a palace, is also located in the wider regional area. The Château de Saint-Remy-en-l'Eau is classified there as a historic site.
Those planning a stay in Liancourt can take into account their wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Landscape
Mont Pagnotte is a hill in the vicinity of Liancourt. Mont Cornon is a hill in the wider regional area around Liancourt.
Walks and Events
Parc de Liancourt is ideal for a family walk. The weekly market in Liancourt takes place on Wednesday mornings. On the third weekend in June, Liancourt offers Cavalcades, featuring a parade of flower-decorated floats and a musical fireworks display.
