Boisemont: History, Landscape and Equestrian Sports

Boisemont can be explored through its local history, landscape and equestrian sports, revealing a place with many different facets. The municipality lies partly on the slopes and partly on the wooded Hautil Plateau; historic buildings add their own distinct historical layers. If you are planning a stay, you can consider whether the landscape, architectural history or equestrian sports will be the deciding factor for your trip. The relatively limited public transport links are also relevant when planning.

Landscape and Nature

The Château de Boisemont has a two-hectare, tree-filled park. The Boisemont Forest offers another connection with nature: salamander larvae were observed at a spring in 2015. Nature can therefore be experienced both in a park by the château and through a specific observation in the forest.

Historic Sites and Layers of History

The Église Sainte-Madeleine is on rue de l'Eglise in Boisemont and dates from the 19th century. The Ferme Rose dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. It owes its name to the render that has covered the buildings since 1876. The Ferme Rose thus brings together different points in time: the building dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries, while the render that gave it its name has covered the buildings since 1876.

Boisemont has been designated a protected zone for architectural, urban and landscape heritage since 2000. This designation therefore applies not only to individual historic buildings, but also to urban planning and the landscape. Viewing Boisemont as a whole adds a broader sense of place to the dates associated with individual buildings.

Equestrian Sports and Past Competition Dates

L'Épinette de Boisemont is an equestrian centre at 32 rue de Vauréal in Boisemont. The Jumping de Boisemont also connects the town with equestrian sports. In 2025, it was the third leg of the Circuit Grand Régional and included classes for amateurs and professionals.

The fifth edition of the Jumping de Boisemont was scheduled as an amateur/pro competition for 24 to 26 April 2026; that date has now passed. The dates can be distinguished as follows: 2025 indicates its position in the Circuit, while the 2026 date specifies the planned period and format of the fifth edition. The equestrian centre and the competition represent different connections with equestrian sports in Boisemont.

Getting There and Finding a Hotel

Boisemont has relatively limited public transport links, so residents rely on their own cars. If you are travelling without a car, check the connections available on your travel dates before choosing your accommodation. The information about the landscape, history and equestrian sports offers different points of interest, though not every topic needs to be equally relevant to every trip.

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