Notre-Dame cathedral: Amiens cathedral has been described in the following terms: light, perfection,... It is France's largest Gothic edifice.
Amiens cathedral was listed as UNESCO's World Heritage Sites since 1981.                    

"Les Hortillonages": also know as the floating gardens, th hortillonages cover 300 hectares of small islands and are criss-crossed by 65 km of canals.

The ponds of the hupper Somme: The river Somme, meandering from its source to the Somme Bay, gives life to a tangle of ponds offering landscape imprinted with legend and magic. A paradise for anglers and walkers, the wide valley is a haven of tranquility.         

SAMARA: this site retraces 600.000 years of history in the Somme Valley through two permanent exhibitions, reconstructions of living quarters and demonstrations of prehistoric techniques: pottery, flint cutting, stone cuttuing, weaving,...

Jules Verne's House: Fantasy and reality were closely linked in the life of this famous writer. Restored in 2006.

The underground town in Naours: a vast network of cave refuges that sheltered the local people and their livestock during the numerous invasions between the 11th and 20th centuries.

The Battlefields of the Somme with the great War museum in Péronne, the Franco-British Memorial in Thiepval, The Upper Somme Train at Froissy - cappy - Dompierre, The Australian National Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux and le Hamel ( town of our camping) and also the immense " Lochnagar crater" in La Boiselle,...

The Picardy Musuem: housed in a pure Napoleon III style building, this musuem, with its wealth of collections from Prehistory to the 20th century, is one of the finest in France.