Breuil: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Breuil
Culture and History
In Breuil, the Église Saint-Martin de Breuil combines neo-Romanesque architecture with neo-Byzantine design. Mosaic statues of Saint Firmin and Saint Clair by Jean Gaudin flank the portal. The church was rebuilt in 1922 after being completely destroyed in the First World War.
Those choosing Breuil as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
The Château de Ham is a castle in the area surrounding Breuil. The historic site Abbaye-aux-Bois 1202-13uu and the historic site Abbaye Notre-Dame de Ham are also located in the surrounding area. The Museum of the Great War is located in the wider region around Breuil.
Hiking Trails and Landscape
The hiking route to the Fontaine Saint-Quentin reaches the village of Breuil. The hiking route leads to the Ingon Valley before reaching Breuil. The Chapelle Saint-Quentin is located in Breuil along the hiking route.
The starting point of the hiking route is 1.2 km from Nesle railway station. After Breuil, the route passes through the forest to Languevoisin and then returns to Nesle. The route also leads to the Canal du Nord, where hikers may encounter anglers.
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