Grosmagny: Holiday apartments and houses

Grosmagny lies on the sunny slope of the Vosges massif at the edge of the forest, at an altitude between 430 and 600 metres. The Chemin d’Art No. 14, “La ballade sous le Fayé”, is easy south of the departmental road and moderately difficult on its mountainous section. Its scenic highlights include the forest and the ponds.

Anyone planning a stay in Grosmagny may want to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature

Mount Le Fayé is located in the immediate vicinity of Grosmagny. The mountains Tête des Mineurs, Tête le Moine and La Côte are also nearby.

Culture and history

The Church of Saint George in Grosmagny was built around 1796, when the village became an independent parish. The road running through Grosmagny follows the route of a Roman road that connected Langres and Strasbourg at the foot of the Vosges.

The Chapelle du Grippot is a remarkable part of Grosmagny’s cultural heritage and dates from 1867–1933. The Monument de la Croix des Mobiles from 1870 is also considered a remarkable part of Grosmagny’s cultural heritage.

Agriculture and culinary delights

Le Potager des Jeunes Pousses offers visits at its site in Grosmagny. Groups can discover an organic vegetable farm with aromatic plants, greenhouses, plantings and sowings, as well as a frog pond, by prior reservation. During a visit, participants can pick a basket of vegetables and take it back to their premises for tasting.

Surroundings

The ruins of Château de Rougemont, Fort de la Miotte, Fort du Salbert and the historic North Hornwork site are located in the vicinity of Grosmagny.

Other places: Villars-Le-Sec, Lachapelle-Sous-Chaux, Novillard, Andelnans, Bavilliers, Meroux, Bourogne, Lepuix.

To the broader travel overview: Territoire De Belfort.