Ramecourt: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Ramecourt
Ramecourt combines a rural landscape with noteworthy evidence of culture and history. The Church of Saint-Léger contains two distinctive statues: the “Vierge à l’Enfant” stands at the north-west corner of the northern transept arm, while “Christ aux liens” stands in the choir, in the central bay of the apse.
Culture and History
The statue “Vierge à l’Enfant” dates from the first quarter of the 17th century and is registered as a protected cultural object; the protection was registered on 16 May 1983. The statue “Christ aux liens” is also registered as a protected cultural object, with the same protection registration dated 16 May 1983.
The lordship of Ramecourt is documented from 1221 onwards. In that year, Adam Quiéret is referred to as “sire de Ramecourt”.
Landscape
Around the centre of Ramecourt, arable land, meadows, hedgerows and small wooded areas alternate. This sequence characterises the immediate surroundings of the village without reducing the landscape to a single appearance.
Paths and Garden
The former Auxi-Frévent-Ramecourt railway line has now been developed by the département as a walking and riding trail. The path along the former railway line is home to fauna and flora.
In Ramecourt, the Pépinière-jardin Antoine Breuvart is open from March to October with free admission. Groups are welcomed by prior arrangement. The address is Rue Charles Chopin 898 in Ramecourt.
Those who choose Ramecourt as a travel destination can combine their stay with plans to rent a holiday apartment.
To the higher-level travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.
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