Saint-Clément: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
In Saint-Clément, the origins of the Église Saint-Clément date back to the 12th century. Those choosing Saint-Clément as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture
The Église Saint-Clément combines Romanesque influences with Gothic architecture. The Neo-Gothic Stations of the Cross in the Église Saint-Clément comprises fourteen stations, was created in 1893–1894, and is made of polychrome faience and wood.
Since 1968, faience has been produced at the Faïencerie Chambrette, puis Keller et Guérin under the “K.G. Lunéville” brand.
Free visits to the Église Saint-Clément are possible for individual visitors upon prior request. For groups, free or guided visits to the Église Saint-Clément are possible upon prior request.
Nature
Saint-Clément is one of the municipalities whose territory is partly covered by the Natura 2000 site “Vallée de la Meurthe de la Voivre à Saint-Clément et tourbière de la basse Saint-Jean”. In this area, the natural dynamics of the Meurthe have been partly preserved; along part of its course, the river can still shift freely. The Vallée de la Meurthe is considered a wetland of national importance because the river can shift freely there.
The Cité des paysages offers activities accessible to everyone for discovering and understanding the natural heritage of the Meurthe Valley.
For the higher-level travel overview: Meurthe-Et-Moselle.
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