Discover Mareilles, Haute-Marne: gem of Champagne-Ardenne

This trail, located in the high woods of the Western Vosges, leads to sensitive natural environments, to the remarkable flora and fauna. From the ancient Froide-Fontaine 12th century abbey to the limestone grassland of Villouxel, the smallest of the Western Vosges, you will discover historical and natural treasures. A beautiful walk not to be missed !

Les bois de Longchamp - duration: 2h30 - 9km - easy level - marking: white and blue, white and red. To see during your trip: Viewing points of Abbey of Clairvaux and its valleys. Nearby: Abbey of Clairvaux, Royal

This walk is a perfect combination of the discovery of historical sites and of natural environments. Starting from the Fort of Bourlemont, an important 19th century defensive site, explore the former 11th century priory "Saint-Jacques au Mont", the ruins of which are still buried in the vegetation. Climb the slope to find them !

This walk, along the Mouzon, will allow you to discover the limestone plateau and the richness of the flora and fauna. It is a protected natural site of European interest, which is called dry calcaerous grassland of the east coast. Among the dry grasslands of the Western Vosges, this is one of those with the most obvious southern aspect. Overlooking the Mouzon the Anger valley, you will discover there the limestone formation of the Natura 2000 network.

Semi-detached house with garage. On the 1st floor: 2 bedrooms wuth 1 double bed and 2 single beds and 1 bedroom with 3 single beds and en-suite bathroom). Bathroom and WC on the corridor. On the 2nd floor: Open-plan ktichen with living-room and terrace with view on the park (5000m²). internet acess. Linen provided. Bills not included. Energetic package €7/day from October to May. This gîte is located within the triangle of Nancy, Metz and Verdun, in the Natural Regional Park where you will enjoy a pleasant stay. Possibility to book a the sensorial gymnastics training session led by the landlady.

Take to the skies during a hot air balloon flight over Reims and its surroundings!  You will enjoy an exceptional view of the Champagne region, taking in all of its distinct natural and architectural heritage. TAKE TO THE SKIES DURING A HOT AIR BALLOON FLIGHT OVER REIMS AND ITS SURROUNDINGS! You will enjoy an exceptional view of the Champagne region, taking in all of its distinct natural and architectural heritage. Upon your arrival, attend the inflation of the balloon before climbing into the basket and leaving Taissy behind for an escapade in the skies above Reims. Rising with the wind, you will fly over Reims at high altitude to gaze down on its renowned architectural heritage from the sky. You'll then be treated to spectacular views of the iconic vineyards and hillsides of Champagne as you fly over the Champagne Tourist Route or the Montagne de Reims Regional Nature Park. Once you return to solid ground, you’ll share a traditional balloonists toast to celebrate your adventure. A charming interlude in the airs of Reims to discover the landscapes of Champagne.

Take a trip back in time aboard a vintage 2CV, the iconic French mid-century automobile, to discover the must-see sights of Reims and the nearby vineyards. In the company of your driver-guide, set off on an original 2-hour ride. ON THIS QUIRKY 2-HOUR TOUR, YOUR DRIVER-GUIDE WILL TAKE YOU INTO THE HEART OF THE CITY OF REIMS AND OUT TO THE FAMOUS VINEYARDS OF CHAMPAGNE COUNTRY. From the car, you’ll be able to admire fine examples of the city’s rich heritage including the Reims Cathedral and Tau Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Abbey of Saint-Remi, a registered historic monument, also lays on the tour circuit.  Your driver will then head out to Hautvillers in the Montagne de Reims, home of Dom Perignon and the birthplace of champagne. Take advantage of this original tour to see the best of historic Reims and the prestigious champagne vineyards! 

Discover the unmissable sights of the “City of Kings” and its surroundings thanks to this 1-hr-15-min. tour in a classic 2CV car. Fall under the charm of Reims and the surrounding countryside on this tour with a private chauffeur-guide. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS UNUSUAL TOUR IN A VINTAGE 2CV TO ADMIRE REIMS AND ITS SURROUNDINGS. ACCOMPANIED BY YOUR DRIVER-GUIDE, SET OFF FOR A 75-MINUTE RIDE THROUGH THE TOWN AND COUNTRY. You’ll be able to admire the valleys and hills that characterize the region of Reims as you make your way out of the city. Stop off on a hillside close to some vineyards, where your guide will reveal all the secrets of the history and production of champagne. As you head back into Reims, you’ll pass some of city’s most important heritage sites such as the Reims Cathedral and Tau Palace, which are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Abbey of Saint-Remi, a registered historic monument, also lays on the tour circuit.  Altogether, this tour by vintage car is a novel and efficient way to discover the “City of Kings” and the champagne vineyards! 

Experience an original tour lasting 2 hrs. 30 mins aboard a vintage Citroën car. Take advantage of this activity to discover the must-see sites of Reims in an original way and visit a cellar to taste some excellent champagne! TAKE A TRIP INTO THE PAST ABOARD A VINTAGE 2CV, THE ICONIC FRENCH AUTOMOBILE. Accompanied by your driver-guide, set off for a 2-hr-30-min ride through the town and country. Sit back and take in the major historical sites of Reims. From the car, you’ll be able to admire fine examples of the city’s rich heritage including the Reims Cathedral and Tau Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Abbey of Saint-Remi, a registered historic monument, also lays on the tour circuit.  Your driver will then head out of town on the winding country roads that lead into the heart of the Champagne wine region. Take advantage of a visit to a local cellar to taste some excellent champagne! Make the most of this original trip to discover the “City of Kings” and Champagne Country!  

Enjoy a unique trip aboard an iconic 2CV vintage car to discover the best of Reims and the nearby countryside. It’s also the occasion to visit a cellar in the Champagne wine region and taste some of the excellent champagne! IN THE COMPANY OF YOUR DRIVER-GUIDE, SET OFF ON AN ORIGINAL 3-HR-30-MIN RIDE. ENJOY THIS FUN TOUR TO DISCOVER ESSENTIAL REIMS AND THE FAMOUS VINEYARDS OF CHAMPAGNE COUNTRY. From the car, you’ll be able to admire fine examples of the city’s rich heritage including the Reims Cathedral and Tau Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Abbey of Saint-Remi, a registered historic monument, also lays on the tour circuit.  Your driver will then take you to meet a local winemaker, where you will visit the winery and cellar before tasting some of the champagne produced on-site! Make the most of this original trip to discover the “City of Kings” and the Champagne wine region! 

Spend an hour aboard a vintage Citroën 2CV to discover the must-see sites of Reims in an original way, stopping off to taste some champagne en route! Your driver-guide will take you on a journey through the city’s streets and through its history.  THIS ORIGINAL RIDE WILL TAKE YOU TO THE HEART OF THE “CITY OF KINGS”. IN THE COMPANY OF YOUR DRIVER-GUIDE, SET OFF FOR A 1-HOUR TOUR OF CENTRAL REIMS. From the car, you’ll be able to admire the rich heritage of the city including the Reims Cathedral and Tau Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You’ll also see the Abbey of Saint-Remi, another listed historic monument.  Take a look at the champagne houses located in the Crayères, and make the most of a break to taste some champagne! You will continue towards the historical boulevards and cross the Place du Forum to finish at Place Royale. Take advantage of this quirky tour to see the best of historic Reims! 

Discover the city of Reims with the City Pass: unlimited transportation and free access to cultural and leisure activities! DISCOVER THE CITY OF REIMS WITH THE CITY PASS: UNLIMITED TRANSPORTATION AND FREE ACCESS TO CULTURAL AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES! This pass offers you access to 18 tourist services for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Discover the list of free sites below with the Reims City Pass. You will notably be able receive: * Entry to the Tau Palace (recognised by UNSECO) * A guided visit in Reims Cathedral (recognisd by UNSECO) * A circuit of the city by bus with an audioguide * Reductions to visit the champagne caves and vineyard caves * Lots of other activites and reductions! You will be able to use the CITURA public transport (all bus and tramway lines in Reims included) without limit during your chosen time period. You will also be able to receive shopping discounts and discounts for different shows, trips and excursions in the surrounding vineyards. You will also be able to discover the largest wine cave of the whole region at a reduced price!

A hotel with 27 rooms, labelled "Hôtel Elégance", ideally located in the heart of the medieval town! The Cesar Hotel is a hotel, with the French label "Hôtel Elégance". The 27 rooms have been designed by the talented decorator Laurence Maugoust. You will be enchanted by its contemporary elegance and its "nods" to the Middle Ages, without forgetting the quality of its bedding, its wellness area, its lounge bar, its seminar room, its landscaped terrace... and its welcome! From your windows you can admire the detail and Holy Cross church of the 12th century, or watch the city dominated by the Cesar Tower and the Saint Quiriace church, two unforgettable postcards of Provins. The César Hotel is a 2-minute walk from many restaurants and offers a snack menu at the hotel's Buzz Bar.

Provins the mysterious... Come and discover the most mysterious places in the medieval town of Provins! The first purpose of the underground galeries was the explotation of materials for the drapera industry of Provins. Then, they served many others: a shelter, a warehouse, a cave and even a gathering place for occults, as numerous symboles and old writings can witness. Regular guided departures in groups of 25 people maximum, for reasons of security and preservation of the site. Our advice: as the monument is in great demand, we recommend you to book your tour time in advance by phone.

Morteau, a house of the Wars of Religion The fortified house of Morteau is an invitation to go back in time until the end of the 16th century, deeply troubled by the Wars of Religion. The ascent of Nicolas de Hault: It all began in 1594, when the squire Nicolas de Haut returned to Chaumont after a perilous pilgrimage of more than a year to Jerusalem where he was made Knight of the Holy Sepulcher. Coming from a family of notables Chaumont and attorney of the King, he joined the powerful Rose family by marrying Marguerite, niece of the bishop league William Rose. It lacks more than a trre and a castle: it is done in 1596, date at which it acquires part seigniory of Morteau and makes edify the fortified house which is still there today. A stronghold: But the bastioned plan, a main building surrounded by four diamond towers, does not only testify to the power of the new lord. It recalls the defensive function of this strong house, attested by the thick studded door surmounted by a bretèche, the loopholes at the lower parts of the towers, the shooting windows or barred grilles on the west facade. The Edict of Nantes is not yet signed, the region remains unstable and easy prey for looters. Morteau defends and resists in the seventeenth century again, where the old village of Morteau, nestled around his church (now Chapel Saint Sulpice), is permanently destroyed by the Swedish mercenaries of the Thirty Years War (1618-1648).   A family close to La Ligue: As an outward sign of power, Morteau reveals, however, a lord little attached to luxury and the pleasures of the world. The interior decor is sober, impervious to the refinements of the Renaissance. The vaulted rooms on the ground floor look both spartan and monastic. Manifestly animated by a strong faith, linked to the League by the commitment of Chaumont and his in-laws, the lord of Morteau leaves several testimonies of piety: it is Morteau he signs the story of pilgrimage to Jerusalem and preserved today at the National Library Reserve. But above all, he built at the top of the entrance tower a domestic chapel, consecrated in 1599 by William Rose. After the plague which raged in the region in 1636, his wife Marguerite Rose, who financed with his son Galaad the Jesuit college of Chaumont, has painted on the walls of the chapel of Morteau frescoes still visible today and dedicated to the Virgin and Saint Charles Borromeo, who was particularly famous during the plague of Milan in 1576. Thus Morteau says stone to stone the strengths and uncertainties of his time, the taste of power, violence, faith. Later, much later in the last third of the eighteenth century, Morteau the austere will be taken over by another master, the Count of Beaujeu who will try to give it another face and make it truly a castle.

"La Crête" abbey church: this ancient abbey was founded in 1121, a sister to the Cistercian abbey at Morimond. There were important architectural modifications in the 18th century before the abbey was partially destroyed during the Revolution. It was entirely rebuilt in the beginning of the 18th century. Following the Revolution, the church and the cloister were destroyed. The gatehouse dates to 1715-1730. Don’t miss: the buildings, the dovecote, the abbey residences, the surrounding wall and the “Simples” garden of Hildegarde. Discover the 16 favorite plants of Hildegarde, which were formerly treated with the pharmacy of Joinville: - drawings of the plants in academic boards, with use - and garden of simple - fast presentation of the pharmacy (of which the visit imposes itself on Joinville) - plan of the garden of Saint Gall - flowers of furnace bridge.

Neolitic site at Fort Bévaux. An extensive historic site where the first occupation goes back to 3000 BC.

The St. Nicholas Royal Abbey was founded in 1125 by the Premonstratensians order of canons founded by St. Norbert. The abbey architecture follows the layout of the White Canons design and remains include 18th century monastery structures, the chancel, tombs, monumental gate and lodge, a fountain and a 19th century dovecote. Completely rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries, most of the conventual buildings from this period remain, as well as the imposing vestiges of the church, several annexes and an interesting hydraulic system. It remained under the Premontrés until the Revolution.

A chapter from our past… In November 587, King Childebert II of Austrasia (the eastern lands), met Guntram I, Merovingian king of the Franks and Burgundy and grandson of Clovis, the first Frankish king, at ANDELOT near Chaumont in Haute-Marne. The Treaty of Andelot on the 28th November 857 was one of the first recorded in European history. The pact terms stated that Guntram would adopt Childebert as his heir, unifying the two kingdoms against warring factions and ensuring a permanent peace. An open-air museum… The murals have been equipped with an audio system, with a narration related by the renowned French actor, Michel Galabru. Among them, there is an enormous mural illustrating the signing of the Treaty of Andelot, followed by a historical story trail. Time-travel through 2,500 years: - Fort Bévaux and the Neolithic necropolis - The martyrdom of St. Louvent (or Lupien) in 584 - The inquisitorial court and subsequent declaration of innocence of Joan of Arc by the Andelot knights - The Auditorium, where the tithe tax was levied and justice dispensed - The Andelot Manifesto, drawn up by Gaston of Orléans (son of Henry IV) in 1632, declaring opposition to his brother Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu - The 1709 Great Peasant’s Revolt in nearby Val Rognon - The Royal Abbey at Septfontaines - The Baroque composer, Michel Pignolet de Montéclair - And finally, the 2nd Armoured Division and the Battle of Andelot on the 12th September 1944.

Goat rearing with cheese processing. Opportunity to attend the milking. Distribution of baby bottles to the kids from April to June. Walk in the park with goats and tasting products.

Between Champagne and Lorraine, 16th and 18th century castle, old medieval fortress transformed during the Renaissance, then refurbished in the Louis XV style, residence of Duke Decrès, Minister of the Navy of Napoléon I.

Enormous egg in masonry of 8,5 m in height, buried, using to store ice taken from the pond of the castle.

Exhibitions in the 16th century tower of Biesles Castle, with regional artefacts and historical every day articles (household and schoolobjects, clothes and toys) plus items from Biesles artisans (blades, gloves, clogs and diverse products and tools).

The 'Roche Bernard' rises high above the valley of the Lavaux and is therefore a popular place for climbers and hikers. On top of the rock is a picnic area and a viewing point. Nature lovers come here to admire the 'sub-alpine' and 'sub-Mediterranean' plant species against the southern flank of the rock and on the opposite north side.

The Springs and Boards of the River Meuse: the pastures of Bassigny, where time slowly passes by, are punctuated with washhouses and fountains … Visitors can also go on walks and gourmet hikes in the region of cheeses and eaux-de-vie! The birthplace of the Flammarion brothers, Camille and Jules-Ernest and of Louise Michel, "the Red Virgin"... The visit to Bourmont, a village of character perched on the top of a cliff and its Côna walk are not to be missed… Located in a lovely public square, brought to life by a beautiful column fountain, La Bonne Franquette will certainly offer you a warm and nice stop-off. Annick and Guy manage to make of their restaurant a welcoming place for all ages, where nothing seems more nice than spending some time at their bar or ordering good meal. Its pleasant terrace facing the washhouse is an ideal place for relaxation and lazy. The daily menu is a surprise every new season, always prepared with fresh vegetables from the garden. La Bonne Franquette delights lovers of good family and authentic cuisine in this place full of conviviality. Bar, Restaurant, large terrace, sale items and cards fishing, hunting ammunition, gas cylinders, scratch cards, table football and darts, big screen TV in the restaurant.

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy for which an exhibition is even held there! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Signory. Located in a bucolic village along the canal “between Champagne and Burgundy”, the Bistrot de Pays offers a family and traditional cuisine cooked by the chef Clement. A grocery store offers a selection of everyday products and a nice assortment of local products. A catering service is also provided. Good humor and friendliness are also at the heart of the home : many theme and festive evenings are organized throughout the year. After a tasty meal, opt for a digestive stroll along the canal. Also, do not hesitate to ask your way up to the “Roche Bernard”, where you will have a magnificent view of the Marne Valley. Bar, restaurant, grocery, bread, gas refill. 2 terraces. Themes evenings every month

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage... This tavern exudes generosity and friendliness. Before sitting down to eat, Philippe will refresh you with a craft beers of its neighboring Vosges or Coiffy wine glass that you will be pleased to discover. Then Sylwia will feast you with a simple and generous cuisine inspired by his native country, Poland. Do not hesitate to push the door of this typical place of our region, you will certainly be welcomed.

Barrois-Montagne: an area which is preserved, comprising immense national forests for the most part, which will soon be dedicated to nature and its treasures, as a new National Park and “Animal Explora” Resort will be created within 2020. In the meantime, hikes, hunting or golf in Arc-en-Barrois and the medieval heritage in Châteauvillain await you. Don't miss the natural spring "La Tuffière" in Rolampont and the lake of Charmes. A family inn at the centre of a small tranquil village, on the banks of a river and close to a fountain. A warm friendly atmosphere. Terrace in summer, open fire in winter. Traditional dishes made with local produce, which is also sold in the grocer's shop inside the hotel.

The Springs and Banks of the River Meuse: the pastures of Bassigny, where time slowly passes by, are punctuated with washhouses and fountains … Visitors can also go on walks and gourmet hikes in the region of cheeses and eaux-de-vie! The birthplace of the Flammarion brothers, Camille and Jules-Ernest … Take time for a halt with Laure Baptiste before climbing to the discovery of the Small City of Character Bourmont. In all simplicity and friendliness, you will enjoy on the terrace or in the dining room a gourmet meal using local products or garden products such as their tasty lasagna of Langres cheese. At anytime, also enjoy the famous ”planchette du Bistrot”! The dynamic young managers of the Bistrot de Pays offer varied entertainment: concerts, film screenings… Bar, restaurant, tobacco, scratchcards, stamps. Animations all along the year (concerts, cinema…)

Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises: the name of this village is renowned throughout the world as it is here that General de Gaulle was buried and where his house “La Boisserie”, can be visited. A new major scenographic area was opened there two years ago which recounts his life and what he achieved for France and for Europe: the “Charles de Gaulle Memorial”, situated at the foot of the Lorraine Cross. You can round off these visits by a champagne tasting session…as you are also in the heart of the vineyards!

Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises: the name of this village is renowned throughout the world as it is here that General de Gaulle was buried and where his house “La Boisserie”, can be visited. A new major scenographic area was opened there two years ago which recounts his life and what he achieved for France and for Europe: the “Charles de Gaulle Memorial”, situated at the foot of the Lorraine Cross. You can round off these visits by a champagne tasting session…as you are also in the heart of the vineyards!

Vallage and Blaise: 2 valleys situated alongside the Marne and the Canal “from Champagne to Burgundy” (the Marne Saône Canal) that are symbolized by the town of Joinville and its Renaissance castle but also by “Metallurgic Park” near Wassy and its blast furnace in Dommartin-le-Franc or Voltaire’s castle in Cirey-sur-Blaise…

Bar, hotel, restaurant, cafeteria. Open 6 days a week from 7am to 10.30pm. Cafeteria open for lunch, Mondays to Fridays. Menu from €24 or set menu at €18 in the restaurant + a la carte. Free WiFi.

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Vignory. Family-friendly, 165 m² holiday rental for 7 adults/children, plus 2 babies. An old stone farm renovated with style in a village of Champagne. Large terrace with outdoor lounge. Swings and slide in a fenced garden. Board games. Private parking for 2 cars. Playground and rail bike route 200 m away. Several hiking trails through the forest. Nearby activities: Neolithic sites, abbeys, a castle, an educational and equestrian farm. Amenities: Ground floor: kitchen - dining room - living room. Floor 1: 1 bedroom (3 twin beds) - bathroom with shower - toilet. Floor 2: 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - bathroom - toilet. Electric heating - wood-burning stove (30€/stere) - clothes dryer - cleaning service (45€) - bed linens available for an additional charge (10€/bed) - towels available for an additional charge (5€/person) - household linens (4€/week) - Wi-fi - baby products.

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy for which an exhibition is even held there! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Signory. Independent, 70 m², ground-floor holiday rental located inside the walls of Septfontaines Abbey (Historical Monument). Rail bike route 3 km away. Amenities: 3 bedrooms (1 double bed, 3 single bed) - Living room / Kitchen - Bathroom with shower - Electric heating and wood heating - Internet access included - Ping-pong table - Bed linens available for an additional charge: 13 €/bed - Cleaning service: 50 € - Baby bed upon request - Pets not allowed.

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy for which an exhibition is even held there! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Signory. Stay in this former farm, tastefully restored in a pleasant, calm and flower-filled village at the edge of the forest. The owners will give you a warm welcome and help you discover the region. Amenities: 2 bedrooms (1 double-bed), 1 bedroom (2 twin beds and 1 futon). Bathroom and private toilet in each bedroom. Spare bed on request. Living-room - Garden - Property with garden furniture - Picnic area and barbecue in an enclosed courtyard. Bikes.

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage... Our hotel and restaurant is located in a small village, set in calm and green countryside. A forest region, with category 1 fishing in a nearby lake and river. A family-run establishment.

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage...

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage...

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy for which an exhibition is even held there! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Vignory. 60 m² holiday rental adjoining the owner’s house located outside the village in the hamlet of Les Menus Bois. Amenities: 2 bedrooms (2 double beds, 1 children bed) - living room - kitchen - bathroom - central heating - balcony - courtyard - TV connection. Pets not allowed.

The Region of Chaumont: the city of Posters and Graphic Arts with le new center « Le Signe » but also of little streets with their houses with turrets, spiral staircases and the dungeon of the Counts of Champagne, etc. and its gourmet specialities: chocolate, its “Idéal” (a cake made from almond meringue and praline cream) and its grey truffles from Burgundy! Without forgetting the Romanesque church of Vignory. Come and discover lush Haute-Marne between forests and rivers. Jacky and Françoise welcome guests in their holiday rental in a renovated former farm combining modern comforts with traditional charms using antique country oak furniture. Here, you’re guaranteed relaxation and escape. Amenities: Independent adjoining rental - 5 bedrooms (3 double beds, 4 twin beds, 2 bunk beds, 2 baby beds) - kitchen - living room - dining room - sofa - mezzanine - sofa bed - bathroom - 2 bathrooms with shoxer - 3 toilets - central heating - television connection - clothes dryer - freezer - property (125 m²) - court (100 m²) - 9 moutain bikes - 2 scooter - ping-pong table - lawn bowling balls - table football - bed linens available for an additional charge (8€/person) - towels available for an additional charge (5€/person) - Household linens (5€/person) - cleaning service (80€).

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage... La Gentilhommière des Eaux Bleues, in the former Ecôt-la-Combe presbytery, warmly welcomes you to its unique, unspoilt and enchanting natural setting. This large, charming building has a one-of-a-kind view of the pond and its dyke, the gatehouse of the castle and the village. Its 4 comfortable bedrooms sleep 8 to 10 people and are dedicated to local celebrities.

The Three Valleys Region from Doulaincourt to Andelot, all the way to the borders of the Vosges, with nature that is breathtaking: trout streams, the region of orchids and of the “Cul du Cerf” (a precipice in the form of an amphitheatre). But it is also enriched with a remarkable religious heritage... Claudine and Claude will be delighted to welcome you for a discovery of a little corner of Haute-Marne, with forests, rivers for trout fishing and lush greenery. Rail bike route 5 km away. Amenities: Ground floor: living room - dining room - kitchen - 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - bathroom with shower - toilet (handicapped accessible). Upstairs: Mezzanine - table football - 2 bedrooms (1 double bed, 2 twin beds) - bathroom (bathtub and shower) - toilet.Cleaning service (50€) - bed linens available for an additional charge (8€/bed) towels available for an additional charge (5€/person) - terrace - garage - pets not allowed.