Bourmont: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Landscape and Trails
The Parc des Roches stretches at the foot of a limestone cliff and provides a viewpoint over the Meuse Valley.
The circular trail La Bove et le Côna is a three-hour hiking route that leaves Bourmont through the Parc des Roches and leads to the Promenade du Côna. On the plateau, the promenade features avenues lined with lime trees.
The circular trail La Bove et le Côna also leads to the La Bove cave. It is carved into a rock face and presumably provided shelter for people in prehistoric times.
Those choosing Bourmont as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.
Culture and History
The Church of Saint Joseph was built in 1855–1856 and consecrated in 1859. It has a nave, two aisles, two east-facing chapels, a crypt and a bell tower.
The collegiate church of Notre-Dame was built in 1754 on the site of the Saint-Florentin castle chapel. Notre-Dame has a three-bay nave, a semicircular choir, a crypt and rib vaults.
The Maison Renaissance, also known as the Maison du Bailli, dates from the mid-16th century. The two-storey building is made of dressed stone blocks and features cornices. A commemorative plaque in Bourmont also marks the birthplace of Edmond Haraucourt.
The former convent of the Annonciades was founded in 1663. The former college of the Trinitarians was founded in 1707. The entrance portal of the chapel of the former Trinitarian college is designed in the Tuscan order.
The Maison Biganzoli hosts exhibitions on the history and cultural identity of Bourmont.
Geographical Setting
Bourmont is located near EuroVelo 19 – La Meuse à Vélo.
For the overview of the surrounding destination: Haute-Marne.
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