Moyenneville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Historical landmarks in Moyenneville include the Church of Saint-Samson and the Ferme de Valanglart. The Church of Saint-Samson houses a wooden sculpture Christ on the Cross, created by the local sculptor Charles-François Duchaussoy in 1774 and registered as a protected object in 1984. The church itself has been protected as a historic monument by a decree dated 15 June 1920.

The Ferme de Valanglart was built between 1852 and 1857 by Marquis Henry de Valanglart and the architect Henri Parent. By a decree dated 17 June 2003, it was partially registered as a historic monument. The protected complex includes the façades and roofs of the residential building and the adjoining stables, the farm buildings and coach houses in the courtyard, as well as the kennel. The barn with its Philibert-Delorme roof structure is included in its entirety; the complex also includes the watering trough, the garden wall with lean-to greenhouse, and two gates.

Those considering Moyenneville for their own stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.

The Eglise de Bouillancourt-sous-Miannay dates from the 16th century. The wooden framework and the vault decorations of this church have been protected by a decree dated 15 June 1926.

During the destruction in Moyenneville in 1940, the church lost its stone spire.

The Abbaye de Notre Dame de Willencourt is located in the vicinity of Moyenneville. The Collégiale Saint-Vulfran church is also located nearby. Further afield in the region are the historic site of Abbaye du Lieu-Dieu and the Abbaye de Saint-Riquier monastery.

Other places: Vers-Sur-Selles, Sentelie, Le Crotoy, Fressenneville, Cocquerel, Tœufles, Estrébœuf, Aveluy.

To the higher-level travel overview: Somme.