Arsonval: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Arsonval is part of the L'Aube au fil de l'eau stage route: the fifth stage is 43 kilometres long and leads from La Rothière via Morvilliers, Épothémont and Soulaines-Dhuys to Arsonval. The sixth stage also measures 43 kilometres and leads from Arsonval via Bar-sur-Aube, Bayel, Clairvaux and Bergère to Couvignon. Overall, L'Aube au fil de l'eau is a 282-kilometre, seven-day stage route with six overnight stays.

For a stay in Arsonval, choosing to rent a holiday apartment may be part of your personal travel planning. At the Arsonval site, Domaine des 7 Cépages operates six ecolodges.

Culture

The church in Arsonval has been listed as a historic monument since the protection order of 9 June 1926. Its main construction phases date from the 12th and 16th centuries.

During his lifetime, the municipality of Arsonval dedicated the Musée Loukine to the painter Rostislas Loukine. The Musée Loukine is open all year round by prior appointment. His work includes sacred figures and icons, scenes from stories and legends, landscapes and portraits.

Cuisine

Domaine Nicolo & Paradis is located in Arsonval in an 18th-century manor house; its cellar at the Manoir d’Arsonval is a venue for Champagne, beer and spirits.

The craft brewery Bulle de Paradis opened in Arsonval in May 2018. At Bamboche, ingredients carefully selected from local producers are processed on site, including French meat. Bamboche hosts themed evenings and a Sunday brunch once a month.

Other places: Barberey-Aux-Moines, Saint-Léger-Sous-Brienne, Pont-Sainte-Marie, Dosnon, Onjon, Arcis-Sur-Aube, Rosières-Près-Troyes, Ervy-Le-Châtel

To the overview of the higher-level trip: Aube.