Tourisme

The countryside…

Between the Normandy and the Picardy, the "Pays de Bray" offers a very pleasant variety of sceneries with its small valleys, hills, copses and forests. Many ponds make the Bresle valley an ideal place for picnics, fishing, water sports. During your stay, you will have many opportunities to go for a walk and exploring the "pays de Bray", so full of past and traditions.
Aumale itself gives you an idea of the local heritage with its stone and brick-built town hall of the 15th and 17th century ornamented with an octagonal tower.
In addition, Aumale invite you also to visit the remnants of the castle built in 1642, the butter exchange, the former jails and finally the John Dory and Holy Paul gothic flambloyant-style church. Inside, you will find hanging vaults, antique frescos representing characters and an organ said to be one of the oldest in this part of the french countryside.



The countryside… Between the Normandy and the Picardy, the "Pays de Bray" offers a very pleasant variety of sceneries with its small valleys, hills, copses and forests. Many ponds make the Bresle valley an ideal place for picnics, fishing, water sports. During your stay, you will have many opportunities to go for a walk and exploring the "pays de Bray", so full of past and traditions. Aumale itself gives you an idea of the local heritage with its stone and brick-built town hall of the 15th and 17th century ornamented with an octagonal tower. In addition, Aumale invite you also to visit the remnants of the castle built in 1642, the butter exchange, the former jails and finally the John Dory and Holy Paul gothic flambloyant-style church. Inside, you will find hanging vaults, antique frescos representing characters and an organ said to be one of the oldest in this part of the french countryside.