Grosne: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The church of Grosne was built in 1090 and renovated in the 20th century. It is described as the oldest church in the Territoire de Belfort. In the choir of the Church of Saint Paul, the altarpiece contains a depiction of the Apotheosis of Saint Paul, framed by statues with banners mounted above them.

Renting a holiday apartment in Grosne can be part of your travel planning.

Adjacent to the church of Grosne is an 18th-century cemetery cross. It has been listed as a historic monument since 1989. The area around Grosne was also crossed by a secondary Roman road connecting Vellescot and Recouvrance.

Nature

The “Étangs et vallées du Territoire de Belfort” Natura 2000 site covers 5,114 hectares in the Franche-Comté region and the Territoire de Belfort département.

The Balade de Normanvillars is an 11.4 km route. It takes 3 hours and 45 minutes and is considered an easy route.

The mountains of La Côte, Tête le Moine and Le Fayé are located in the wider regional area around Grosne.

Surroundings

Historical sites in the vicinity of Grosne include Basses-Perches Fort, Rue Xavier Bauer Lunette, Bourgeois Bastion and the Citadel of Belfort. Etang des Coeudres is an aquarium in the vicinity of Grosne.

Events

The “Week-End des Arts” was organised annually in Grosne. In November 2018, the Arts’à Grosne gallery enabled a local artist to exhibit their works at the town hall each month.

Other local pages: Bessoncourt, Buc, Giromagny, Chaux, Autrechêne, Belfort, Andelnans, Bourogne

To the main travel overview: Territoire De Belfort.