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Book a private car service between home or hotel in Paris and Beauvais airport

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The Saint Paul Park near Beauvais
The Cathedral of Saint-Pierre de Beauvais
The MUDO - Museum of the Oise
Stay at the Hostellerie Saint Vincent de Beauvais
Water Plan of Canada: a haven of peace in Beauvais
How to go by shuttle from Paris to Beauvais ?

The Saint Paul Park near Beauvais

What attractions can you see in Parc Saint Paul in Beauvais?

The Saint Paul amusement park, inaugurated in 1983, is located in the municipality of Saint Paul, a few kilometers from Beauvais in the Oise department. It offers 40 attractions and shows for visitors. In addition to traditional amusement park rides, roller coasters, and water parks, Parc Saint Paul offers unique attractions such as the Yoyo Tower and the Extreme Descent Tower (featuring a slow ascent, dizzying drops, and soft landings for those with strong hearts). The park also features original games like Air Chairs, the Formula 1 Coaster (simulating an F1 race at the wheel of a Ferrari, BMW, McLaren Mercedes, Renault, etc.), and the Boat Mississippi (a 20-minute cruise on a steamboat). And if the exciting discoveries (Haunted Castle, Jungle Adventures) and expending too much energy (Tobogliss, Trampolines) aren't enough, children can also learn to drive quads. Whatever the child's temperament, there are at least ten games at Parc Saint Paul that will please them.

Why visit the Saint Paul Park?

With 27 hectares of adventure and an immense amount of pure happiness, Parc Saint Paul promises a memorable experience for the whole family. It offers visitors unforgettable moments that will surely lead to lively discussions on the way back. While a single day might not be enough to fully enjoy all the attractions, it is certainly sufficient to relax and have a great time. It is also an opportunity to indulge in festive dishes like nuggets, sausages, hot dogs, and American sandwiches at the salted restaurant, satisfy your sweet tooth with treats like waffles, ice cream, and pancakes, and savor authentic hot dishes at Auberge Rouge.

The Cathedral of Saint-Pierre de Beauvais

The construction of the Cathedral began in 1225. It was built next to the site of an old church that had been frequently ravaged by fires. By around 1260, the choir was completed, allowing the faithful to celebrate Mass. However, in 1284, a catastrophe struck: a part of the vaults collapsed during a storm, likely due to the height of the building and its exposure to strong winds. Reconstruction efforts commenced and were not fully completed until around 1347. The progress of the works was hindered by the Great Plague and the subsequent Hundred Years' War. It was not until 1548 that the transept was finally finished. The construction of the lantern tower (replacing the planned nave) began in April 1563 and was completed in the same year. At 153 meters, this spire was the tallest among Christian buildings until its collapse on April 30, 1573. The interior decorations were enriched during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. In October 1793, during the French Revolution, the cathedral was looted and vandalized by the sans-culottes, and it was transformed into a temple dedicated to reason and later a simple parish church. It regained its status as a cathedral in 1822, bringing together the religious heritage scattered throughout Beauvais.

Why visit the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre de Beauvais?

It is a colossal monument that testifies to the fervor of the French in constructing Christian edifices. The Cathedral of Saint-Pierre de Beauvais has the highest choir in the world, reaching a height of 48.5 meters, surpassing the choir of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican (46 meters) and the Milan Cathedral's dome (45 meters). It is also the largest Gothic cathedral in France, surpassing even the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Amiens. It is worth noting that its dimensions recall the description of the heavenly city in the Book of Revelation: "The height and the breadth and the depth are equal" (144 royal feet).

The MUDO - Museum of the Oise

The MUDO - Museum of the Oise is located in Beauvais in the former episcopal palace, which served as the residence of the bishops of the city. The museum was inaugurated in its current form in 1981. A bit of history: the palace was built in the twelfth century by Henri de France. After a riot in 1305, Simon de Clermont-Nesle, the Bishop-Count of Beauvais from 1301 to 1312, received compensation demanded by the King of France from the residents of the county. With the money obtained, the bishop decided to construct a fortified entrance flanked by two towers. In the sixteenth century, Bishop Louis Villiers of Isle-Adam had the main building rebuilt in a Renaissance architectural style. The building served as the headquarters of the prefecture in 1811 but was returned to the bishopric in 1822. It was later converted into a courthouse before being transformed into a museum in 1912. Destroyed during the bombings of World War II, reconstruction began in 1973 and was completed in 1981

Why visit the MUDO Museum of Oise?

The museum is housed in a historical building dating from the Middle Ages (fifth to fifteenth century), serving as a reminder of a time when the clergy wielded significant institutional power in France. As a museum, it is dedicated to preserving unique works of art. The collection includes nearly 30,000 pieces ranging from the first century AD to modern times. Visitors can admire medieval sculptures, Italian Baroque paintings, ceramics, and works by 19th-century painters and masters such as Sisley, Corot, and Huet. The MUDO gives significant prominence to works related to Christianity and the history of France, including icons of the Virgin, paintings depicting biblical stories, and statues of Christ.

Stay at the Hostellerie Saint Vincent de Beauvais

The Saint Vincent de Beauvais hostel is an establishment that has two large buildings. In the first building, you will find the luxury rooms, while in the second, you will see the standard rooms. It is located in Beauvais, and more specifically in the commercial area of Saint Germain.

Presentation of the hotel

This hotel offers 39 air-conditioned rooms. Double rooms ranging from 28m2 to 30m2, twin rooms of 28m2 and suites of 40m2. It also offers twin rooms for people with reduced mobility. Regarding standard rooms, their area is 26m2. For each of these rooms, they are equipped with a private bathroom, satellite TV and a desk and free Wi-Fi connection. But that's not all, some rooms even have hydrotherapy baths. In addition, it also offers their restaurant, which serves traditional French dishes. In addition, the menus are very varied, to give satisfaction to all customers. Most of the time, you will have the choice between three different menu cards, namely, the Menu Saint Vincent, Express and Terroir. Without forgetting the dessert and ice cream menu. And if you ever want to relax, while sipping a few drinks, their bar is open to you.

Why staying at the Hostellerie Saint Vincent ?

To make your adventure unforgettable, the reception is open 24 hours a day. In fact, the staff will be at your entire disposal throughout your stay, regardless of the time. In addition, the hotel also offers electric vehicle charging vouchers and free parking. The location of the hotel will also allow you to reach various tourist spots. Indeed, it is just a few kilometers from Beauvais Cathedral and a few steps from the center of Paris.

Water Plan of Canada: a haven of peace in Beauvais

Located at 147th Rue de Beauvais, the Plan d'Eau du Canada (Water Plan of Canada) is a must-visit tourist site for families visiting the region.

A Family-Friendly Leisure Center

If you're on a family trip to Beauvais, a visit to the Plan d'Eau du Canada is highly recommended. The center spans 45 hectares and offers a wide range of activities suitable for all ages. Whether you're interested in water activities, forest walks, jogging, swimming, or adventure courses, there's something for everyone. The Plan d'Eau du Canada consists of a 36-hectare lake, 3.3 kilometers of paths, and facilities for biking or walking. The well-maintained green spaces provide a complete change of scenery. The site also features a beach area where you can relax and enjoy pedal boats, kayaking, and other water sports. It's an ideal place to delight both young and old.

Best Time to Visit

To fully enjoy all the attractions offered by the Plan d'Eau du Canada, you'll need several hours or even a whole day. Luckily, the establishment is open 365 days a year, allowing for flexibility in planning your visit. The admission fees range from 5 to 42 euros, depending on the activities you choose to participate in.

How to go by shuttle from Paris to Beauvais ?

118,6 km between Paris and Beauvais. Take the peripheral boulevard to the A1, then the A86 in the direction of La Defense, then the A15 in the direction of Cergy Pontoise, then the A115 for 16 km in the direction of Amiens. Exit at Beauvais Tillé airport.