Goncourt: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Circuit No. 34 «Les Ponts» hiking trail is 8 km long. It is estimated to take 2 hours on foot, 1 hour by mountain bike and 1 hour 30 minutes on horseback.

The ZNIEFF Combe boisé de l'ermitage Saint-Jean is located in a side valley of the Meuse Valley. It features steep slopes consisting of scree.

A tuff-bearing stream with an irregular course characterises the almost entirely wooded ZNIEFF Combe boisé de l'ermitage Saint-Jean. The area also includes one of the three currently known sites where tuberous corydalis is found in Champagne-Ardenne; all three are located in Haute-Marne.

Renting a holiday apartment in Goncourt can be part of your personal travel planning.

Culture and history

The Médiathèque Goncourt Histoire et Patrimoine presents an exhibition about the Goncourt brothers and the works awarded the Prix Goncourt.

The Church of Saint Martin in Goncourt dates from the 19th century and faces west. Beneath its bell tower, it has a ribbed vault; elsewhere, there is a flat ceiling.

La Papeterie is a family property belonging to the Goncourt family. It was acquired in 1786 by the brothers' great-grandfather.

The Chapelle Saint Roch is one of the sights listed in the area of Goncourt.

The Aire de camping-cars de Goncourt offers an overnight parking space outside a campsite on Place de la Meuse, by the river.

Other destinations: Droyes, Andelot-Blancheville, Pressigny, Villiers-Sur-Suize, Trémilly, Wassy, Jagee, Coublanc.

Haute-Marne: Haute-Marne.