Herbinghen is a French commune located in the Pas-de-Calais department in the Hauts-de-France region. Its inhabitants are called Herbinghinois.

The essential

— The Saint-Riquier church

The church is entered through a door with a pointed arch. It is topped by a stained glass rose window with two blind twin bays. The bell tower features four pinnacles. The nave has three aisles and a high projecting transept. All the windows are pointed arches. The three-sided choir vault is at the same level as that of the nave. The entire structure is made of bricks and slates.

Saint-Riquier Church is a reconstruction; it dates back to 1859 and was designed by Charles Leroy, a Lille architect advocating for a return to Gothic architecture (1816 – 1879).