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A milestone of the "Voie de la 2ème D.B." (Way of the 2nd Armored Division) is located on the edge of the road. This route brings together the towns and villages crossed by the 2nd Armored Division...

With its elongated floor plan, Saint-Louvent features a 3-vessel nave with 5 rib-vaulted bays. The choir has one rib-vaulted bay and a 5-sided apse. Both were built in the 13th century. The west porch...

Rimaucourt's elongated church features a 3-vessel, 5-bay nave covered by a barrel vault, and a choir vaulted with a false barrel vault. Its origins date back to between 1119 and 1124, when a priory...

Between Champagne and Lorraine, this 16th- and 18th-century château, a former medieval fortress transformed during the Renaissance, then refurbished in the Louis XV style, was the residence of Duc...

Morteau, a house of the Wars of Religion

The fortified house of Morteau is an invitation to step back in time to the late 16th century, deeply troubled by the Wars of Religion.

The rise of Nicolas...

Saint-Just church dates back to the 18th century. It is an elongated building with a single nave, a choir with a flat chevet and a bell tower above the entrance.

Signéville's elongated church features a 3-bay, ribbed nave, a rib-vaulted 3-sided choir and a tower-porch. This 18th-century building was rebuilt between 1740 and 1742, as indicated by the...

Saint-Martin church has an elongated plan, with a single nave and ceiling built in the 19th century. The choir has two bays covered with ribbed vaults and a flat chevet. Like the bell tower, it dates...

Septfontaines Abbey was founded in the early 13th century. Around 1123, Jobert, a priest from the Ardennes, settled in a hermitage in the wild valley of Franchevaux, a few kilometers north of today's...

An extensive historical site whose first occupation dates back to 3000 BC. Sheltered by the forest cover of the Heu massif, traces of human occupation stretch along the edge of the plateau and cling...