Suarce is located in the geographical area known as “Sundgau humide”, characterised by gentle hills, extensive forests and numerous ponds.
When staying in Suarce, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and history
The present-day Notre Dame de l'Immaculée Conception church in Suarce has a cylindrical shape and an open, 25-metre-high bell tower.
The present-day Notre Dame de l'Immaculée Conception church was inaugurated on 22 August 1971.
Suarce is also home to a departmental railway bridge made of Vosges sandstone.
The departmental railway bridge in Suarce dates from 1913.
Suarce is also documented at an early date historically: the village is mentioned in a document dated 21 June 823, associated with Louis the Pious and dealing, among other things, with the possessions of Masevaux Abbey.
Hiking and cycling
“Au fil de la Suarcine” in Suarce is one of the 20 family hiking trails maintained by Sud Territoire.
The “Au fil de la Suarcine” circular trail is 3 kilometres long; the stated average walking time is 1 hour.
For cycling, the 135-kilometre “Tour du Territoire” cycling tour is listed and classified as very difficult. In Suarce, it highlights the half-timbered houses.
Surrounding area
The Etang des Coeudres Aquarium is located in the vicinity of Suarce.
The Chapelle Saint-Martin, a church, is also located in the vicinity of Suarce.
The Château du Liebenstein, a ruin, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
The Château de Morimont, also a ruin, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
The Basses-Perches Fort, a historic site, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
The “Belvédère observation tower” is located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
Mont Terri, a mountain, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
Glaserberg, a mountain, is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Suarce.
Other destinations: Danjoutin, Andelnans, Lachapelle-Sous-Chaux, Bessoncourt, Lepuix, Chaux, Grosmagny, Autrechêne.
