Hazebrouck Postcard / 10x15cm

The Saint-Éloi Church in Hazebrouck, located in the north of France, is a historical monument primarily built in the 16th century, combining Flamboyant Gothic and Neo-Gothic styles. Its Gothic facade, 63-meter tower, and richly decorated interior featuring stained glass windows, statues, and an 18th-century organ make it a major cultural site. Classified as a historical monument, it is protected for its architectural significance. Nearby, the public garden of Hazebrouck offers a green space with paved paths, flower beds, benches, playgrounds, fountains, and water features. It hosts a diverse flora and welcomes various species of birds and small animals, creating a pleasant setting for walks and relaxation.