Culture and History
On the outskirts of the Bois de la Gruerie in Vienne-le-Château lies the Nécropole nationale de La Gruerie within the municipality. Its ossuary contains the remains of 10,000 soldiers who fell for France. The Nécropole nationale de La Gruerie can be visited year-round as part of self-guided visits.
The former Camp de la Vallée Moreau is located between Vienne-le-Château and Binarville in the Bois de la Gruerie, 3 km from the former front line.
In the wider regional surroundings of Vienne-le-Château are three historic sites: the Abbaye de Lachalade, the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Chéhéry and the Abbaye des Rosiers. Le Chateau, an ancient site, is also located in the wider regional surroundings.
Renting a holiday apartment in Vienne-le-Château is one possible way of planning a stay.
Landscape and Nature
Fontaine aux Charmes, a spring, is located in the immediate surroundings of Vienne-le-Château. Mont Cuvelet, a hill, lies in the surrounding area. Côte de Châtillon and Le Paradis, both hills, are also located in the wider regional surroundings.
The Parc du Tulipier covers 25 hectares and is home to numerous old tree species. The tulip tree in the Parc du Tulipier is a rare, remarkable tree standing 35 metres tall and connected with 200 years of history in the Pays d’Argonne.
The Chapelle 14/18 can be visited in the Parc du Tulipier. A museum on the First World War can also be visited there.
