Montigny-Sur-Meuse: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The RN51, which runs through Montigny-sur-Meuse, is described as a scenic route with designated stopping points and offers views of the slate hills of Fumay and the meanders of the Meuse.
Culture
The Église Saint-Lambert in Montigny-sur-Meuse was built in 1765. It is classified as a historic monument; the protection covers the church, including the gallery, stucco decoration and canopy on the apse wall. The building is made of quartzite rubble stone, while the cornices and window openings are made of blue limestone.
The only village street in Montigny-sur-Meuse passes traditional stone houses. It is also home to an old washhouse, which is described as evidence of rural life in times gone by.
When planning a trip to Montigny-sur-Meuse, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be the main consideration.
Nature
The “Tour de Montigny” consists of circular trails through the forests, where visitors can discover the local flora and fauna. Hiking trails that begin in Montigny-sur-Meuse lead to the wooded plateau. One hike leads to the Hermitage Rock viewpoint, which offers a panorama of the valley.
On the Move
The “Meuse by bike” cycle route passes through Montigny-sur-Meuse on its section through the Ardennes forest and continues towards Givet.
The Trans-Ardennes Green Route, also known as EuroVelo 19, lies on the opposite, right bank of the Meuse. From Montigny-sur-Meuse, it can be reached by crossing the bridge at Fumay or Vireux and then taking the RN51.
Rue du Rivage in Montigny-sur-Meuse is described as a place where anglers often meet.
For the higher-level travel overview: Ardennes.
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