Nature
The Pelouse d'Inor is a habitat on warm soils with specialized flora. The Meuse borders the village of Inor. It flows past Inor and is a popular fishing spot.
The viewpoint on the hillside of Inor offers views over the Meuse Valley, the Argonne, and the nearby Ardennes.
Cycling
Inor lies on the Stenay–Mouzon stage of the La Meuse à Vélo cycle route. The stage follows the Meuse along departmental roads.
The Bouleaux campsite is located in Inor beside the Meuse Canal.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Inor can shortlist the village when planning their own accommodation.
Culture and history
The Église Saint-Pierre d'Inor was consecrated on September 9, 1722. It has leaded-glass windows from 1953 with eight panels.
Steles at the village cemetery of Inor commemorate the fighting of 1940. Inor was almost completely destroyed during the fighting in May 1940.
The historic site of Abbaye de Belval-Bois-des-Dames is located in the vicinity of Inor.
In the wider regional area around Inor are the Château fort, a castle; the Palais des Princes, a castle; the Chartreuse du Mont-Dieu, a monastery; the Grosse Fontaine spring; the Source La Noire Fontaine spring; the Fontaine de Laveux spring; and Mont Damion hill.
