Places of interest

South of Amiens, "Au Fil de l'Angora" is a farm breeding angora rabbits - (very) furry animals - and not something you see everyday. Of course, famous angora wool is produced here. Odile can tell you all about the extraordinary way in which this wool is produced. Shop selling unique items.

Museum on mezzanine floor of the Mairie. It tells the story of the town and its surrounding area through the centuries, from Celtic times up to the present day.

The battlefield at the Newfoundland memorial gives you a moving and realistic idea of what the fighting must have been like. Three bronze plaques fixed to the base of the mound comprise the national Newfoundland memorial to the missing.

A real old fashioned cannery (family business) using traditional methods to bring the best of the Baie de Somme to your table: salt meadow lamb, glasswort, seafood terrines ... and, new this year, 'gâteau battu' (local brioche)! THE place to go for all your local products.

This imposing memorial, standing behind a vast cemetery, pays tribute to the Australian soldiers who were killed during the Great War. It was at Villers-Bretonneux that they definitively halted the German offensive in April 1918. Every year, on 25th April, Anzac Day is celebrated here.