Arc-En-Barrois: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Those considering Arc-en-Barrois as a holiday destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The Église Saint-Martin is a Gothic church dating from the 13th century and has been protected as a historic monument since February 13, 1928. It also contains a tomb dating from 1672 with seven figures.

The Château d'Arc-en-Barrois was built in 1845 by the Princess of Orléans for her brother, King Louis-Philippe. In 1873, the Prince de Joinville equipped it with an original icehouse.

The Maison renaissance is a Renaissance building dating from 1550, with architectural orders arranged one above the other, and is protected as a historic monument. Other historic sites in the area around Arc-en-Barrois include the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Longuay and the Abbaye Notre-Dame Vauxbons.

The Dolmen de la Ferme de Sautreuil comprise around ten structures. The best-preserved dolmen chamber is approximately 3 meters long, 1.25 meters wide, and oriented from north to south.

Nature

The Forêt domaniale d'Arc-Châteauvillain is one of the oldest forest areas in France. The hill of Mont Remin is also located in the vicinity of Arc-en-Barrois.

The Château de Dinteville and the Abbaye d'Auberive monastery are located in the wider regional surroundings of Arc-en-Barrois. The hills of Le Maumont and Côte d'Alun are also situated there.

Things to do

The Circuit de la Garenne is a downloadable route for exploring Arc-en-Barrois and its surroundings. The Centre équestre Arc à Cheval offers a riding school, horse boarding, and equestrian tourism.

Visiting

The Visite patrimoniale d'Arc en Barrois welcomes groups of more than ten people year-round upon request.

Other places: Rochetaillée, Saints-Geosmes, Vaux-Sous-Aubigny, Anrosey, Bailly-aux-Forges, Dancevoir, Nully, Lavilleneuve

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