Musée des Beaux-Arts de Cambrai (Cambrai Museum of Fine Arts): around 1.5 km. This general museum includes archaeology, ancient and modern fine arts (Rodin, Matisse...) as well as tours for young visitors. Cambrai Belfry: about 1.2 km. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 62 m-high Gothic belfry offers a glimpse into local history. Porte Notre-Dame: approx. 1.3 km. A historic vestige dating back to 1623, this monumental gateway can still be visited. Palais des Grottes and municipal gardens: approx. 1.6 km. Stroll through the 19thᵉ century gardens and visit the modern semi-buried palace. Coulée verte: pleasant landscaped walk on the edge of the town, accessible in 12 minutes on foot from the establishment. Cambrai Citadel: approximately 2 km. Created by Charles V and developed by Vauban, the citadel offers a historical tour. The underground passages in particular are full of surprises. Vaucelles Abbey: approx. 7 km. Nestling in a valley, this Cistercian abbey is well worth a visit for its architecture and bucolic setting. Golf du Cambrésis, 3km5, 18 holes, located in a green setting at Niergnies, 5 minutes from the establishment. Tank 1917 Museum (Musée de la bataille de Cambrai): approx. 12 km. This interactive museum about the First World War is open to all. Dentelle de Caudry - Musée de la Dentelle: 14 km (Caudry). A visit is highly recommended to find out more about the fine lace industry. Parc Côté Nature / Loisiparc: around 17 km (Aubigny-au-Bac). An area for leisure and relaxation, perfect for walks or family outings.

The entrance is via an automated gate that encloses the grounds; inside, there is a parking space just a few metres from the room. There are no stairs or ramps, just an extra-flat threshold giving access to the accommodation.