Recologne: Holiday apartments and houses

The historic buildings in Recologne include the Église Saint-Barthélémy and the Château de Recologne. The Église Saint-Barthélémy has been listed as a historic monument since 7 August 1987 and contains seven bas-reliefs created by the Marca family around 1740.

The Château de Recologne is partially listed as a historic monument. The protected features are the façades and roofs of the main building, a salon on the ground floor, and a chapel on the first floor together with its furnishings. The listing was established by decree dated 2 May 1979. Around 1640, the Château de Recologne was rebuilt as a 40-metre-long rectangle with four corner pavilions.

Planning your own trip includes the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Recologne.

History

The Cimetière des pestiférés, maintained by the municipality of Recologne, is located in the Bois des Fouchères. Away from the houses, residents created graves there for the numerous sick people. The memorial site is associated with the plague epidemic of 1632 and the events of the Guerre de 10 ans in 1637.

Nature

The Bois des Fouchères walking trail runs through the Bois des Fouchères. The trail passes through a forest area with great biological diversity.

Culture

Historic features in the village also form part of its character. The Grande Fontaine on Rue de la Grande Fontaine is an uncovered facility with a fountain, a cattle trough, a rinsing basin, and a washhouse. The Fontaine de la Bonde on the Route de la Noironte is located in front of a covered washhouse.

Surroundings

The surroundings of Recologne include Château de Gy, a chateau, Château de Châtillon-le-Duc, a ruin, as well as Avenue Edgar Faure Ravelin and Griffin Fort, historic sites.

In the wider regional surroundings of Recologne lies Mont des Buis, a hill.

More local pages: Brey-Et-Maison-Du-Bois, Lavans-Vuillafans, Voujeaucourt, Sochaux, Montferrand-Le-Château, By, Arc-sous-Cicon, La Chenalotte

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