Crugny is home to Saint-Pierre, a Romanesque church that is a historic monument of France. The church was classified as a Monument Historique on July 30, 1921, and features stained-glass windows by Jacques Simon.
Culture
The contemporary cultural scene includes MAISON VIDE, an association for contemporary art and contemporary music located in a 1902 Champagne house in Crugny.
Events
The open-air contemporary art festival “BISOU BISOU 2026 – Faites vos jeux” takes place in Crugny from June 13 to September 13, 2026. Guided tours for the event are available by appointment. Installations, photographs, paintings, and sculptures can be accessed free of charge throughout the summer in the village.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Crugny should focus their search on this location.
Routes
The tourist Champagne Route through the Ardre Valley passes through Crugny, among other places; visitors can discover old washhouses and Romanesque churches there. Another way to combine the landscape with regional history is the circular hiking route “Boucle de Crugny à Saint-Gilles par Courville”. It is 12.09 kilometers long and uses a section of the GR142 as well as the former route of the CBR railway line. The circular route begins at Crugny’s former CBR railway station and returns via the CBR trail.
Nature
The “Circuit de la boucle de l'Ardre” circular trail features the Ardre Valley, marshland, vineyards, and a viewpoint overlooking Notre-Dame-de-l'Ardre. The Trail de l'Ardre also took place in Crugny; runners and hikers were able to discover the landscape and the Bois Le Moine.
Also: Ludes, Monthelon, Mardeuil, Chouilly, Maffrécourt, Giffaumont-Champaubert, Sainte-Menehould, Romery.