Beauval: Holiday apartments and houses

Culture and history

The Église Saint-Nicolas in Beauval is made predominantly of brick and was designed in the Neo-Gothic style as a Latin cross.

Its bell tower measures 65 metres from the base to the cross; the spire alone is 20 metres high.

The former offices and the director's residence of the Saint Frères factory in Beauval are partially protected as historic monuments.

After the Second World War, the Saint Frères factory in Beauval became the group's first production unit with circular looms. This innovation, developed by Rotatiss in 1933 and acquired by Saint Frères, is considered significant for the jute industry.

Beauval is considered the original centre of the activities of the Saint-Frères textile companies.

The Cité Quénot was built in 1898 as one of three workers' settlements in Beauval.

The Église Saint-Nicolas in Beauval was built in 1888 with financial support from the Saint brothers.

The Saint family mausoleum is a cultural heritage site worth visiting in Beauval.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Beauval can include the town as a possible destination in their search.

Hiking

The Circuit du Papillon is a 10.7-kilometre hiking trail through Beauval, with a walking time of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

A shortcut reduces the Circuit du Papillon to 8.4 kilometres and approximately 2 hours of walking time.

The Circuit du Papillon is signposted with the usual yellow hiking trail markings and additionally with a pink butterfly symbol.

Other local pages

Beaumetz, Vauchelles-Lès-Domart, Mers-Les-Bains, Cappy, Tilloloy, Fressenneville, Mailly-Maillet, Beauchamps

Landscape

The landscaped cemetery of Beauval can be visited.

To the main travel overview: Somme.