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In the heart of the historic city of Cambrai, in an eight-hectare park, the Château de la Motte Fénelon was built in 1850 by the architect Jacques Ignace Hittorff, one of the great Parisian architects of his time.
Inside, two state rooms in Louis XV and Louis XVI style open onto the wooded park. The château is now a hotel and is not open to visitors.
Dating from 1007, this castle was built by Alard d'Esnes, the first of the twelve peers of the Cambrésis.
Built in 1765 in Louis XVI style for Jean François Bérenger, commissioner general of artillery foundries, replacing an older castle.
The Douai belfry is the symbolic monument of the town of Douai in the Nord département.
Built in its present form in 1743 on a 25-hectare estate, the Château de Bernicourt was formerly (around 1374) a manor with a farmyard.
Built in the 14th century by Gilles de Potelle, the castle has kept its medieval military architecture.
In the heart of a 380-hectare forest estate, the park of the Château de l'Hermitage extends its great avenues through the forest.