Cambrai today is a lively city and, despite the past destruction, maintains a rich monumental heritage. Cambrai is affirmed as the urban centre of Cambrésis. Its economic life is strengthened by its …

Cambrai now serves as a commercial and administrative centre and has a branch of the University of Valenciennes. The town lies amid a farming district rich in sugar beets, flax, grain, cattle feed, cattle, …

Cambrai is in the Nord department of the Nord Pas de Calais region, south-east of Arras and north of Saint-Quentin. The story of Cambrai is forever part of the story of the First World War, where it was …

Cambrai was chosen at random and it proved to be an excellent choice. Our aim was for an immersive pub and restaurant experience for 6 days and our aim was met. Everything seems to revolve around …

Le Musée Militaire de Cambrai vous accueille de 14h30 à 17h30 en retraçant le passé militaire d’une ville de garnison. Il évoque la présence à partir de 1871, du 1er Régiment d’Infanterie, du 4e …

A rural village in the Gallo-Roman period, Cambrai was mainly developed during the Merovingian period, becoming a city in its own right. The production of linen cloth and sheets, from that time, gives it a …

Cambrai, with its architectural marvels and culinary delights, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the essence of Northern France. From ancient Roman roots to medieval grandeur, this charming locale …

Nestled in the heart of the Hauts-de-France region, between Arras and Lille, the area around Cambrai is a treasure trove of history and culture that invites visitors on a memorable journey through time.

Cambrai combines history, architecture, mellow waterways, and unique culinary traditions within a compact, peaceful setting. Whether tracing medieval walls, discovering lace‑making, or savouring …

Cambrai est une ville moyenne qui compte 31 134 habitants au recensement de 2023 ; elle est au cœur de l' unité urbaine de Cambrai qui, avec 45 511 habitants (2023), la place au 7e rang départemental. …