Attractions around Hauts-De-France

If you love nature and breathtaking panoramas, Cap Blanc Nez is for you. It is the northernmost cliff in France. You can both admire the white chalk and marl cliffs … read more

To get to the Zwarteberg, make a short detour over the Belgian-French border. Although the mountain is beyond the border, it has been part of the Gent-Wevelgem route several times. … read more

Paved track along the coast, always close to the beach, with several access opportunities and a rich diversity of wildlife (seals, birds, ...)

The Cap Gris-Nez ("gray nose") is a headland on France's Channel coast, the Côte d’Opale.
Da Cap is referred to as "gray" because the rock is gray, in contrast to … read more

The Maerebrug or La Passerelle Maere is a steel fixed bridge built in 2013 for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The name comes from the Maerestraat, which was cut in … read more

Already in 1840 a light beacon was built on this site. In 1852 this was placed on a 10 meter high wooden base. In 1905 a new lighthouse was built … read more

The port of St Valery sur Somme is a port located at the mouth of the Somme Canal and at the end of the Somme Bay. It is one of … read more

If you want to access Escalles beach and admire Cap Blanc Nez, Cran d'Escalles is the ideal place, a natural breach in the chalk cliffs. You can follow the path … read more

This fort is the only one left of the seven that defended the coast off Boulogne.
In 169, the English King James II, who had been driven out by his … read more

The seaside district: after the construction of the railway at the end of the 19th century, which links Mers-Les-Bains to Paris, exclusive tourism from Paris is booming. It was very … read more

Superb icon of Flanders and local culture. A good place to take a break and enjoy the view.

The open cycle track has a long history and is still the destination of Paris-Roubaix. The last 300 meters before the Velodrome are after Charles Crupelandt bennant, the only winner of Paris-Roubaix comes from Roubaix.

Very varied path through the dunes of Slack. The path leads over dunes and through forests. It is partly sandy (suitable for barefoot running), partially fixed with boards. Leaving the trail is prohibited as the dunes are very fragile.

Old train station along the Dunkerque - Locale - Bray-Dune railway line in the French municipality of Zuidkote.
Around 1992 the last tourist trains ran between De Panne and Dunkirk.

Beautiful spacious beach with a good developed promenade to stroll.

This neo-Gothic mansion is located in front of the lake of mirrors. It was built in the 19th century by Sir John Hare, who drew inspiration from Windsor Castle but … read more

The Château de Chantilly is a jewel of French heritage and the work of the Duke of Aumale, Henri d'Orléans. The exterior alone is worth the detour. The art collections … read more

The beaches of the Baie de Somme have a lot of bunkers that have blended into the background or buried in the sand over time. The Blockhaus at Hourdel is … read more

Cap Hornu is a cape located near Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, on the south bank of the Bay of Somme.
The name Cap Hornu comes from the Picard word “hornu”, which means “horned” … read more

To do absolutely. Very nice climb which ends with cobblestones. Typical village of Flanders