Bonnet: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Church of Saint-Florentin has been classified as a historic monument in Bonnet since 1909. Its choir dates from the late 13th century; the transept and nave were built at the end of the 13th century and during the 14th century.

Those choosing Bonnet as a destination can consider the wish to rent a holiday apartment there as a decision in its own right.

Culture and History

Every year on October 24, a festival is held in Bonnet in honour of Saint Florentin. The Lavoir de Gouécourt washhouse is part of Bonnet's cultural heritage and was built in 1836.

The Saint-Florentin devotional spring, dedicated to Saint Florentin, has a semicircular base structure made of cut stone above the spring, with a cast-iron statue of Saint Florentin. The spring was associated with a pilgrimage during which sick people were brought there after church services.

Water and Trails

A circular trail exploring the water-related cultural heritage around Gondrecourt-le-Château ends in Bonnet at the Saint-Florentin spring. The spring now supplies the washhouse located on the Route de Mandres.

The Fontaine de Gouécourt has been restored and has five interconnected basins. A lime-tree avenue leads to a fountain dedicated to Saint Florentin.

The Fontaine de Gouécourt is located on the Grande Rue; extensive paving provides easy access. A QR code affixed to the outside of the building provides access to a video guide.

Landscape and Hiking

Bonnet has a heritage orchard that recalls the local orchards. Bonnet is the destination of a hiking stage that follows the GR 714 long-distance trail.

Other destinations: Brandeville, Lacroix-Sur-Meuse, Cléry-Le-Grand, Verdun-Sur-Meuse, Woel, Dugny-sur-Meuse, Juvigny-Sur-Loison, Buxières-Sous-Les-Côtes

To the overview of destinations in the wider area: Meuse.