Quenoche: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Notable sites in Quenoche include the wooded Quenoche Valley, as well as the remains of a road and two Roman fortifications.
Those who have chosen Quenoche as their destination want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
The re-emergence site of the washhouse in Quenoche is a habitat of Bythinella vesontiana, known as the “Bythinelle de Quenoche”.
Culture
The washhouse at the Source de la Quenoche is covered by a roof with two differently sized roof sections. Its interior floor consists of three steps. It can be reached from the road via several steps.
A washhouse on the riverbank was built in 1837.
The Church of Saint Peter was built in 1775. It has a single-nave body, two barrel-vaulted bays, two confessionals and two side altars.
The bell tower and façade of the church in Quenoche, which is shared with Hyet, were completely renovated after work lasting one and a half years. The investment amounted to 276,907 euros, and the tower had tilted by 14 centimetres.
History
Three fountains in Quenoche date from 1849. The settlement of Quenoche probably originated in the 12th century under the name “CONOSCHIA”.
Geographical Location
The Abbaye de Bellevaux is a monastery in the vicinity of Quenoche. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Charité is a historic site in the vicinity of Quenoche.
The Château de Gy is a castle in the wider region around Quenoche. The Château de Châtillon-le-Duc is a ruin there. Mont des Buis, a hill, is also located in the wider region around Quenoche.
To the broader travel overview: Haute-Saône.
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