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Nicole Varlet1 Rue des Fontaines
Vermand
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Situated amidst the picturesque landscape between Belgium and Ile de France, our charming three trailers await you on a lush green expanse bordered by a serene river and streams. Nestled in the hidden valley of Omignon, this is your chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of Picardy. Experience a truly unique and comfortable countryside living with an ambiance that is both original and refined. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway with your children or a gathering with friends, prepare to be pleasantly surprised. For a truly unforgettable experience, reserve the entire site which includes a delightful chalet-barbecue inspired by Finnish traditions. Located near the trailers, this cozy space is perfect for a memorable evening of caravan living accompanied by a delightful barbecue.Description for Gite
The Cottage of Fountains is a delightful fishing retreat, proudly boasting a 3-ear rating. With a generous area of approximately 100 m², this charming accommodation comfortably accommodates up to six guests, offering them an idyllic rural experience by the waterfront.Reviews
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Directions
To reach the "Museum of Vermandois" (The House of Omignon), you can take two routes. If you are coming from Paris, you can drive on the A1 and A29 highways. Alternatively, if you are starting from Lille, Calais, Rheims, or Brussels, you should take the A26 highway. Take the exit at Saint-Quentin and continue on RN29 for about 10 kilometers towards Vermand Amiens. As you reach the entrance of Vermand, turn left towards Étreillers / Attilly and follow the signs that lead to the museum. The museum is located just behind The House of Omignon.
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- Vermand Ancient Caves: Located in Vermand itself, these ancient caves date back to prehistoric times and offer a fascinating glimpse into the region's history. The caves feature unique rock formations and are adorned with ancient paintings and engravings.
- Saint-Quentin: Just a short drive away from Vermand, Saint-Quentin is a charming city renowned for its beautiful architecture, particularly its stunning Gothic-style basilica. Visitors can also explore the lively central square, Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, which is lined with cafes and shops.
- Château de Ham: Situated in the nearby town of Ham, this medieval fortress-turned-museum is a must-visit. The castle has witnessed important historical events and was even the prison of Napoleon III. The museum showcases various exhibitions, including medieval arms and armor, offering an immersive experience into the past.
- Abbaye de Vaucelles: Located in Les Rues-des-Vignes, a short distance from Vermand, this 12th-century abbey is a hidden gem. The abbey's architecture is awe-inspiring, and visitors can explore its tranquil gardens and enjoy guided tours to learn about its rich history.
- Familistère de Guise: Situated in Guise, a town nearby, this unique and historic complex was built by industrialist Jean-Baptiste André Godin in the 19th century. The Familistère includes an impressive social housing complex, a theater, a swimming pool, and various other facilities. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about its utopian vision and its impact on the local community.
- Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation de Picardie: Located in Tergnier, a short drive from Vermand, this museum is dedicated to the memory of the Resistance movement and deportations during World War II. The exhibits provide valuable insights into the period and pay tribute to the brave individuals who fought against the Nazi occupation. Please note that distances mentioned are approximate, and it is advisable to check the opening hours and availability of guided tours before visiting these attractions.