Rouves: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Rouves
Cycling and Landscape
The Nomeny-Faulx cycling route is 65 kilometres long and is indicated as taking five hours. Along its route are the bison pastures of Rouves; afterwards, the route leads through a valley towards Pont-à-Mousson.
Rouves is surrounded by a green belt that follows the development of the village.
History
After the destruction during the First World War, the inhabitants of Rouves were evacuated. The mayor of Rouves was shot after witnessing the destruction of the remains of his house. An inscription in Rouves gives 20 August 1914 as the date on which the mayor was sentenced to death.
A black-and-white postcard dating from around 1915 shows the ruins in Rouves.
Church and Coat of Arms
Rouves is home to the Église Saint-Étienne. In the heraldic explanations for Rouves, the sessile oak is described as a species of oak. The two alérions in Rouves's coat of arms are associated with the municipality's former dependence on the Dukes of Lorraine.
Geographical Location
Rouves belongs to the Saint-Augustin Schoeffler parish in the Nancy-Est area.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Rouves is planning their stay directly in this location.
To the overarching travel overview: Meurthe-Et-Moselle.
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