Commercy: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Commercy combines a valley along the Meuse with a distinctive cultural heritage. The Château de Commercy is partly protected as a Monument historique and has a main construction phase dating from the 18th century. The development of the Château de Commercy can be traced in the Cabinet des vents.
Culture and history
The Musée de la Céramique et de l’Ivoire de Commercy presents one of the most remarkable French ivory collections from the 17th to the 19th century. Interactive tablets are available for visitors.
The Prieuré de Breuil, considered a monastery, is located in the vicinity of Commercy. It preserves three 18th-century wings arranged around a cloister and is part of the town’s tourist walking route, the “Promenade Stanislas”.
The Abbaye de Rangéval, considered a monastery, and the Saint-Mihiel monastery, also considered a monastery, are located in the vicinity of Commercy. The Château de Thillombois, considered a castle or château, is located farther away in the region.
Landscape
Commercy lies in a valley through which the Meuse flows, with broad river bends winding through meadows. Farther away in the region are the Grotte Sainte-Reine, considered a cave, and the hills known as Mont Saint-Michel and Bonnet.
The Vélodrome de Commercy, also known as the “Anneau rose”, has a 285.714 m long and 7 m wide circular track.
Cuisine
Madeleine de Commercy has been associated with the town since 1755.
There are daily connections from Commercy to Nancy, Metz, Toul and Bar-le-Duc.
Anyone planning a stay in Commercy will want to find or rent a holiday apartment.
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