Saints-Geosmes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Église des Trois-Jumeaux in Saints-Geosmes is protected as a historic monument. The crypt was placed under protection on 7 September 1892, and the rest of the church on 9 July 1909. Beneath the present nave is a three-aisled crypt with a semicircular apse. The present church was built at the end of the 12th century on the remains of an 8th-century basilica and altered in the 18th century.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saints-Geosmes can plan their trip around this destination.

Fort de la Bonnelle can only be visited by prior request to the municipality of Saints-Geosmes. Suitable walking shoes, warm clothing and electric lamps are recommended for the visit. Historically, the fort was an advanced work of the former defensive system of Langres. It was located between Fort du Cognelot and Fort de la Pointe du Diamant to monitor the south of Langres and the Langres–Dijon axis.

Construction of Fort de la Bonnelle began shortly before the Franco-Prussian conflict of 1870 and was completed in 1885 according to plans revised by General Séré de Rivières.

Paths and Landscape

The “Voie Verte – boucle 2” begins at the car park opposite the classified village church, heads south along the Voie Verte and passes under the D428. It runs through the Grand’Gorge and Trou d’Aix forests and reaches the village via the D286.

The cycle path in Saints-Geosmes improves the connection between residential areas and the commercial zone.

Laferté-sur-Aube, Le Châtelet-Sur-Meuse, Saint-Dizier, Bourbonne-Les-Bains, Andelot-Blancheville, Flagey, Chaumont and Viéville.

Haute-Marne.