Courban: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Courban
Culture and Cuisine
The former Templar commandery of Épailly is located in Courban. The parish church of Saint-Germain-d'Auxerre was built in the 12th century.
The Chapel of Saint George has a single-nave body with three double bays that opens onto a polygonal apse. The Commandery of Épailly comprises two barns, a defensive tower, a curtain wall and moats.
The washing troughs of the Courban washhouse are lined with individual washing stones. A lime-tree avenue planted on the former moats of Courban begins at a stone cross. The Church of the Trinity in Courban houses woodwork and murals highlighted by the stained-glass windows.
The restaurant at Château de Courban creates contemporary cuisine rooted in the region and guided by the season, local products and traditional know-how.
Those who choose Courban as a travel destination want to find a holiday apartment.
Geographical Location
Courban is located on the Langres Plateau, which separates the two secondary catchment areas of the Ource and the Aube.
The hill overlooking Courban is separated from the hill of Bissey-la-Côte by a narrow, winding valley, the Vallon d'Épailly.
Courban is located on the Langres Plateau between the secondary catchment areas of the Ource and the Aube.
Getting There and Routes
The Circuit d'Épailly is a 14 km circular route that starts in Montigny-sur-Aube and leads via the Domaine d'Épailly to Courban.
Château de Courban can be reached by car via the A5 motorway, exit 23.
To the higher-level travel overview: Cote-Dor.
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