Travel Guide Guarbecque

Now certified Heritage Village, Guarbecque bears the name of the watercourse that crosses its territory and means "stream that crosses the swamp" (one is in the country of cressonnières), houses a jewel of Romanesque art. Admire his church and bell tower, classified in Historical monuments and reported among the most prestigious vestiges of this period for northern France. You will be able to extend your discovery of the sites by visiting the site of the old water station or by using the bridge du Pont du Roy which leads you to the departure of the Clemenceau square (church square) through the countryside to the slipway and then to the old railway of Armentières in Arques, on a route of 6,5 km. To discover all the secrets of Guarbecque, do not hesitate to make an appointment with the greaters Bernard Matton, 7 rue du Petit-Carluy, at Tel. 03 21 25 82 79 or with Danièle Delgerie, 28, rue des Fleurs, Tel. 03 21 27 28 79.