- The cultural landscape of Picardy: Fortified villages and fortresses such as Boulogne-sur-Mer, Montreuil, Doullens, and Amiens.
- Traces of the Middle Ages: The Cathedrals of Amiens and St. Quentin and the royal Abbey of St. Riquier
- The Front Line of WWI: Restored Trench Lines, Sepulchres, and Monuments to the Fallen

Picardy is a region of contrasts, where the trenches of the First World War are cast in the shadow of soaring Gothic cathedrals. A visit to the region might dwell on the region’s long history of conflict, focusing on the Hundred Years War, the French Revolution, and the First World War. However, I prefer the positive achievements of humanity, and Picardie is also a land with a proud local identity and language, full of beautiful villages, churches, and palaces.
- Accommodation: 6
- Transportation: 5
- Volume/Capacity: 8
- Infrastructure: 3
- Interactivity: 7
- Context: 7
- Monuments: 4
- Quality: 7
- Abstraction: 8
- Tradition: 5