Fine Arts Museum
Interested by abstract geometric works or by more "classical" art, this museum will offer you amazing discoveries!
Places of interest
Museums, abbey, mills, archeology sites, churches... Plan your discoveries!
Places of interest
Vaucelles Abbey
The prestigious Abbey, found just south of Cambrai, has been saved from destruction thanks to its owners.
Matisse Museum
Superb works of Matisse but also from other great artists of the 20th century.
Lace and embroidery museum
Exceptional heritage from the lace industry, its collections are breathtaking!
Archeo'Site
Professional and amateur archaeologists alike are in for a treat at this major site in the heart of Les Rues des Vignes village.
Brewery at Le Cateau
"Addicted" to beer or not, you cannot miss this historic brewery visit!
The Souterrains of the citadel
Discover Cambrai underground and improve your knowledge of "Moliere language" (tours in french only)!
Underground quarries of the Marché Couvert
Discover Cambrai underground and improve your french! No guided tour in foreign language - Contact us for reservation.
Saint Gery Church
As interesting as the Cathedral with Rubens painting and Marsy's jube, it has been remarkably restored a couple of years ago.
Notre Dame Cathedral
Internationally known for its Our Lady of Grace icon, the cathedral deserves your visit because of Fenelon's tomb, Geeraerts's trompe l'oeil paintings and its stained glass...
Jesuits Chapel
Master Piece of Baroque Art, its facade is worth the detour.
Brunet Mill
Since the fifteen century, I have been raising proudly my wings.
Lamour Mill
One of the last mills of the Selle Valley
The Belfry
As many other towns of North of France, Cambrai has a belfry.
Office de Tourisme du Cambrésis
48,rue de Noyon
59400 CAMBRAI
Tél: +3 3( 0) 32 77 83 61 5
Mail:
48,rue de Noyon
59400 CAMBRAI
Tél: +3 3( 0) 32 77 83 61 5
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Whether they follow the Escaut, drive along country roads, discover the picturesque alleys of the old Cambrai, fortified farms, museums, learn about Matisse and Blériot, lace ang giants, tourists will understand why the inhabitants of this part of France are so happy to welcome them feel like coming back.
