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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Corbie.
Things to see and do
Les étangs de la Barette et la Falaise Sainte Colette
These magnificent ponds were dug by hand by the monks of Corbie Abbey to serve as fish ponds, and later for peat extraction in the 19th century. Today, the site is a place where everyone can learn about and discover nature. Fishing is available by booking.
© BycroAbbatiale Saint Pierre
Built in the early 16th century, this Gothic-style abbey church is a listed historic monument and houses numerous treasures. These include relics, tombstones and a 19th-century altar created by the Duthoit brothers.
Illustrative photoBelvédère Sainte Colette
The Sainte Colette Cliff Lookout offers a breathtaking view of the Somme Valley above the Barrette ponds in Corbie. The viewpoint is well worth a stop.
Illustrative photoMusée des Amis du Vieux Corbie
The entire history of medieval Corbie is brought to life through the ruins of an ancient abbey! You’ll also discover the story of the famous year 1636, the ‘Year of Corbie’, when the town was under threat from the Spanish...
Activities and walks
D'Amiens à Long en Vallée de Somme
From Amiens to Long via the Somme Valley Cycle Route
Mémoires et Perspectives - Les Anamorphoses à vélo
Discover four key figures who left their mark on the Val de Somme region during the Great War through the anamorphic artworks dedicated to them
Illustrative photoCentre Aquatique Calypso
Nestled within the Abbey’s magnificent grounds, next to the sports hall and the future media centre, your swimming pool welcomes you to a pleasant and sheltered setting.
Illustrative photoDe Corbie à Amiens en Vallée de Somme
You’ll love: the glimpse of the hortillonnages, the stop-off at Lamotte-Brebière and the arrival in Corbie.
Illustrative photoDe Corbie à Daours
An easy 5.2 km walk along the River Somme, starting from Corbie
Illustrative photoLes 3 Vallées (Boucle B)
A circular walk to explore the Somme Valley and the Hallue Valley. Starting from the Corbie Tourist Office, head towards Daours, then Querrieu. In Saint-Gratien, walk past the château and then the church. In Fréchencourt, walk past the church to reach Montigny-sur-l’Hallue. Once in Béhencourt, head towards Lahoussoye. Return to the Corbie tourist office. To get to the be
Illustrative photoLes étangs de Corbie
This route also offers a breath of fresh air in the Corbéenne countryside
Illustrative photoLes étangs de la Barette et la Falaise Sainte Colette
Just a stone’s throw from Corbie, a 2.5km walk offering the chance to explore nature and the meanders of the Somme Valley – a truly idyllic valley.
Where to stay
La Caroline
You’ll love its location near the Somme Canal and its cycle route.
Les Poissonniers
One of the few campsites on the banks of the Somme, 200 metres from the town centre, set in a green, flower-filled and wooded site where the pitches are separated by hedgerows, near the boat mooring. Leisure activities: fishing, walking, table tennis, volleyball, children’s games, pétanque, entertainment. Nearby: swimming pool, tennis courts, museum, visitor and activity centre. Tourist Office.
© Markus3 (Marc ROUSSEL)L'Abbatiale
In the town centre, right opposite an imposing monument – the Abbey Church of Saint Pierre – Stéphanie and her team will welcome you to a modern, recently refurbished setting. The cuisine is based on fresh produce, with daily specials written on a blackboard.
© Markus3 (Marc ROUSSEL)L'Abbatiale
You’ll love the location in the centre of Corbie, the warm welcome and the modern surroundings.
Where to eat
La Caroline
The new team at “La Caroline” welcomes you to a relaxing setting and a peaceful atmosphere. It’s a favourite spot for treating someone special, celebrating a special occasion or sampling the chef’s creations. The chef serves traditional French dishes such as beef with coarse salt, kidneys and beef tongue, amongst others. You can also enjoy this restaurant during its themed evenings
Illustrative photoLa Table d'Agathe
Guillaume and Fanny welcome you into a warm and friendly atmosphere. They invite you to sample and enjoy their refined, traditional and regional cuisine. Their restaurant is situated in the town centre, close to the château (now the town hall), the bandstand and the public gardens.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 22 October 2026.
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