The church of Saint Leonard follows the Latin cross plan and is in the flamboyant gothic style. Entering through a sculptured porch over which can be seen the statue of St. Leonard and the arms and motto of the Tramecourt family 'Virtus et Antiquitas'.
The church also has 12th century baptism fonts, a classified Historical Monument, which bears witness to the presence of romanesque art in the region.
The church of Saint Martin is a remarkable and impressive building, one of the most beautiful in Artois, described by the author Bernanos in his books.
The Church of Saint Silvine and Saint Georges is the witness to the history of this community, called Auchy the Monks for a long time. An abbey of nuns, established around 670 AD welcomed Saint Silvin, who died there. The abbey was destroyed by the Vikings in 881.
The Chapel of Saint-Hubert is located in Lebiez, in the Hauts-de-France region. It was erected in 1666 by the Decroix family, following the miraculous healing, by the intercession of Saint-Hubert, of a child bitten by a rabid dog. The building has a chevet with three cut sides, supported by angular buttresses. A small bell tower replaced a campenard during the restoration of 1872.
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