Places of interest

You'll like : Picquigny castle played an important part in the history of the Somme. It reopened to the public in 2016 to the great satisfaction of those who love history and heritage!

This castle is a listed historical monument and scene of enjoyable activities based on the work and daily lives of 14th century master-builders.

Listed as an historical monument in 1840, this remarkable example of 15th century military architecture is a powerful fortress with enormous round towers, machicolations and 'chemin de ronde' (high level path round battlements). Take a guided tour of this stronghold, converted in the 18th century in

The remains of Ham castle became a listed historical monument in 1965. On 19th March 1917 the fortress was dynamited by German troops. Today all that remains are some picturesque ruins.

This 18th century château is one of the finest in the Amiens area. In French Regency style, it is a listed historical monument. It has sculpted façades and ornamental gates with a hunting theme, created by "Le Vivarais".