Gouy-Sous-Bellonne can be explored through a range of themes: local history, exercise and nature. When planning a stay, you can decide in advance whether historic sites or outdoor activities should take centre stage.
Church and mill: different stories
The present-day Church of Saint-Georges was built from 11 May 1923 and reopened for worship on 26 April 1925. The two dates mark different milestones: the start of construction and the return to religious use. This clear timeline helps place the church’s history in context.
Le Moulin was built in 1831 and is known as Daniau. The mill was used to grind rapeseed, from which oil was produced. Its history therefore links its year of construction to its former agricultural function. The church and mill offer different historical perspectives: the church is associated with construction and worship, while the mill is associated with processing a crop. Their construction dates are also far apart: the mill, built in 1831, predates the start of construction on the present-day church in 1923 by 92 years.
Play, sport and exercise
The Saint-Georges leisure area brings together activities that vary by age group and type of exercise. There is a playground for children aged three to 16. The area also includes a multisport court for teenagers with an athletics track. The playground is thus intended for a broad age range, while the sports court is specifically aimed at teenagers.
A health trail in the forest offers another way to get active. The leisure area therefore brings together play, multisport and a forest trail. If you would like to include exercise in your plans, you can consider these activities according to their individual focus rather than treating them as a single leisure offering.
Nature themes and directions
The educational biodiversity trail at Ferme Pilote is intended for the general public and schools. Its starting point is near the entrance gate of Ferme Pilote. Its educational focus sets it apart from the forest health trail: biodiversity is the main focus here, while the other route is described as a health trail. The trail’s target groups are also specified, providing useful guidance when choosing a nature-focused activity.
Le Parc de la Mairie is located behind the town hall. This landmark makes the park easy to find and adds another park in the village to the other named green spaces and places for exercise. The reference points also differ: the town hall helps you locate the park, while the area near the entrance gate of Ferme Pilote marks the trail’s starting point.
Discover more travel destinations: Marconne, Equihen-Plage, Ligny-Sur-Canche, Bonningues-lès-Ardres, Audinghen, Givenchy-en-Gohelle, Bouquehault, Labroye
For the regional travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.
