Maubert-Fontaine: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Among the numerous monuments in Maubert-Fontaine is the Église Saint-Nicolas. The war memorial in the church was created by Henri Migeot, who was from Maubert-Fontaine.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Maubert-Fontaine can make a note of the town as a destination when planning their trip.

Paths and Nature

From the Stèle de Saint Rémi, the Allée forestière de la Fille Morte leads to the Concasseur. This is associated with significant quarries that were exploited by the Germans in 1915. Near Maubert-Fontaine, forest paths invite visitors to go for walks; attractions include the Chêne à 2 pattes.

Maubert-Fontaine has a fishing pond as part of its sports facilities. The D8043 departmental road passes through the town.

History

Maubert-Fontaine was recognized by the Charte de Milon de Nanteuil of 1208. In addition, Napoléon Bonaparte rested at the Hôtel du Grand Turc on the evening after the Battle of Waterloo.

The oratory is clearly visible on the right-hand side of the roadside shortly before entering Maubert-Fontaine.

On Site

The Médiathèque in Maubert-Fontaine offers more than 150 games on site.

Other places: Chalandry-Elaire, Revin, Villers-Semeuse, Liart, Launois-Sur-Vence, Saint-Laurent, Sedan, Chevières

To the higher-level travel overview: Ardennes.