Naours: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The underground city of Naours comprises 28 galleries and almost 300 rooms.

Culture

Numerous graffiti left by soldiers during the First World War have been preserved in the underground city of Naours. The interpretation centre dedicated to the soldiers of the First World War also offers a workshop featuring objects, photographs and soldiers' life stories.

The windmill of Naours is listed in the supplementary register of historic monuments. It was built in 1620 and brought to Naours in 1963. A guided tour led by a miller reveals the secrets of traditional milling. The windmill can be reached via a landscaped path.

Experiences

The high ropes course in Naours has a “Kids” course for children from around five or six years old who are more than one metre tall. There is also a family course for visitors at least 1.30 metres tall, featuring numerous zip lines.

The minigolf course in Naours has 18 holes, for which around one and a half hours are planned.

Renting a holiday apartment in Naours can be part of planning your stay.

On site

The Brasserie des Muches is located on site. It offers full meals, a sweet break or coffee.

Visit

The Naours site has adapted access for people with reduced mobility, except at the windmill, as well as accessible toilets. The underground facilities of Naours are closed throughout the 2026 season.

Further destinations: Friville-Escarbotin, Tœufles, Woignarue, Beaucamps-Le-Vieux, Rouy-le-Petit, Bailleul, Buire-Courcelles, Noyelles-Sur-Mer.

To the higher-level travel overview: Somme.