Marville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Marville’s dual affiliation contributed to the creation and preservation of an architectural heritage that is unparalleled in the region. Historic streets, Renaissance houses and the Église Saint-Nicolas, first mentioned in 1227, shape the townscape.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Marville can plan their accommodation around this destination.

Culture

Rich Renaissance houses with sculpted façades line Marville’s historic streets and lead to the Église Saint-Nicolas. The church was built in the developing town of Marville to replace the cramped and remote original church in the Saint-Hilaire cemetery.

In the Église Saint-Nicolas, the nave and aisles feature quadripartite rib vaults over rectangular floor plans and are connected by pointed arches. The single-shaft columns each support capitals with different foliage designs. Among Marville’s historic houses, multi-storey cellars have also been preserved.

The Cimetière et chapelle Saint-Hilaire in Marville was classified as a historic monument on 13 August 1931. The site comprises the surrounding wall, the chapel, the ossuary, the small caretaker’s house, the graves, holy-water fonts, as well as sculptures and fragments of sculptures.

La Folle Semaine de Marville is a cultural event at which professional instructors teach techniques and skills associated with trades that contributed to Marville’s prosperity.

Experiences

Les Pilotes de Marville offer introductory and familiarisation flights in aircraft, ULM aircraft and helicopters. They also offer ULM sightseeing flights over the Meuse region.

Wine

At Marville ouvre ses caves aux vins, visitors descend into the cellars of the Renaissance town of Marville to taste wines from various terroirs.

Surroundings

The Chapelle Saint-Hubert, the ruins of Abbaye de Chatillon and Fort de Fermont are located in the area around Marville.

In the wider regional surroundings of Marville are the Fontaine de la Bouriqueresse spring, the Fontaine de la Merdieux spring, the Fontaine du Chou spring and the Grande Fontaine spring. The historic site Le Chateau is also located in the wider regional surroundings.

Other destinations: Verdun-Sur-Meuse, Gondrecourt-le-Château, Stenay, Rarécourt, Bras-sur-Meuse, Chonville-Malaumont, Saint-Mihiel, Horville-en-Ornois

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