Cambrai hotels and accommodation

Cambrai is a commune in northern France known for its ‘Cambric’ linens which were first produced in the 15th century. With a total of 36,700 inhabitants, this town is the favored destination for many tourists during the weekend. Cambrai has quite a few interesting attractions to offer, including the 18th century Hôtel-de-Ville which displays excellent neoclassical architecture. Today, this magnificent building functions as the Town Hall of Cambrai. The 18th century Cathédrale Notre-Dame is a great place to visit if you are interested in church buildings, but the main religious attraction of the town is the famous 17th century L’église Saint-Géry. At the back of the cathedral, you will find the 15th century tower of Le Beffroi. The Musée Municipal is dedicated to the works of artists from the 18th century onwards.