e-Scavenger hunt Amiens: Explore the city at your own pace

The Cathedral of Amiens, also known as Notre-Dame of Amiens, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture in France. Located in the city of Amiens, it is the largest Gothic cathedral in France and is renowned for its beautiful architectural details and artworks.

The Horloge Dewailly is a historic clock located in Amiens, France. It was donated by Louis Dewailly, a former mayor of Amiens.

Maison du Sagittaire was built in 1593 for a draper from Corbie. It features a richly decorated Renaissance façade with sculptures, including two small archers (sagittaires), which gave the house its name.

The square around Tour Perret is very nice. Th tower is a notable skyscraper designed by the architect Auguste Perret.

The Monument à Pierre l'Hermite in Amiens is a bronze statue honoring Pierre l'Ermite (Peter the Hermit), a religious figure who played a significant role in preaching the First Crusade in 1095.

The Église Saint-Rémi d'Amiens is a Neo-Gothic parish church located in the center of Amiens, France. It was built between 1889 and 1891 under the direction of architect Paul Delefortrie.

The Belfroi serves as a reminder of the city's medieval past . It was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.

The Église Saint-Jacques d'Amiens is a Neo-Classical church located in the center of Amiens, France. Originally built in the 15th century, the church was demolished in 1833 and reconstructed between 1835 and 1857

he Saint-Leu district in Amiens is one of the oldest and most charming areas in the city. Known as the "Little Venice of the North," it is crisscrossed by canals and features picturesque, colorful half-timbered houses.