The Grand'Place and Place des Héros of Arras Must-see
Two UNESCO-listed Flemish Baroque squares, lined with arcaded façades rebuilt after the war.
See on the map →A Flemish town with exceptional Baroque squares, Arras also hides beneath its streets a vast network of medieval underground quarries, the boves.
Looking for things to do in Arras, places to visit near Arras or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Arras on the interactive mapTwo UNESCO-listed Flemish Baroque squares, lined with arcaded façades rebuilt after the war.
See on the map →A 75-metre UNESCO-listed Gothic belfry, offering a panorama over the town and its surroundings.
See on the map →A network of medieval underground quarries that served as shelters during both world wars.
See on the map →A network of underground tunnels dug by New Zealanders during the First World War, now a memorial museum.
See on the map →A vast neoclassical cathedral adjoining the former Saint-Vaast Abbey, remarkable for its monumental columns.
See on the map →An imposing Canadian monument overlooking the Lens plain, a few kilometres away, in tribute to the soldiers who fell in 1917.
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