Places of interest

Julian has a great stall in the Halles du Beffroi, market hall loved by Amien's foodies, this master cheesemonger is very keen to promote regional cheeses. Be sure to sample (+ take away) the famous Maroilles or one of his creations: Bray with linseed, Tomme with hay,… your friends will be impressed

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.

Saint-Valery-sur-Somme is an enchanting medieval town, a haven of peace and quiet where you can stroll along narrow, cobbled streets winding around the church (with 2 naves!) and leading to a little secret garden. Great historical interest combined with a superb view over the Baie from the ramparts!

The Ferme d'Antan is a real traditional farm (built in 1880!), on the model of late 19th century Picardy farms. Children love seeing the animals and taking care of them - horses, cows, rabbits, pigs and goats running free. Try some Picardy games after a pony ride or horse-drawn carriage trip.