Sentelie: Holiday Apartments and Houses

Sentelie has 17 listed historic monuments. The Chapelle Saint-Lambert contains seven listed monuments. The Église Saint-Nicolas contains nine listed monuments; among them is a thabor.

Anyone choosing Sentelie as a travel destination will want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The Chapelle Saint-Lambert stands along one side of Sentelie cemetery and is built entirely of stone. The chapel can be visited free of charge and without a guide by appointment with the town hall.

In the wider area around Sentelie are the historic sites of Abbaye de Lannoy, Prieuré de Saint-Arnoult, Abbaye de Beaupré and Abbaye Notre-Dame de Breteuil.

An old dovecote has been incorporated into a new residential building; its square tower features pointed-arch flight openings, is surrounded by a dentil cornice, and is topped by a hipped roof bearing a traditional pigeon-shaped weather vane.

Nature and Trails

Somme Sud-Ouest is a natural area near Amiens, where hiking trails lead to castles, churches, market halls and waterways.

Further Discoveries

In the wider area around Sentelie is Les Hortillonnages d’Amiens, a garden. Saveurs d’escargots offers groups a combination of a visit and tasting.

Other destinations in the same area include Hem-Hardinval, Dury, Plachy-Buyon, Ault, Fressenneville, Estrébœuf, Vironchaux and Jumel.

For the broader travel overview: Somme.