Val-D'ornain: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Boucle du Val d'Ornain route runs through fields and forests, crosses the Marne–Rhine Canal and follows the Ornain River. It then continues along an unpaved path past gardens, ponds and orchards to Fains-Véel; it also passes through Bussy-la-Côte and by the Église Saint-André.
Those considering Val-D'ornain as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Nicolas de Mussey has been listed as a Monument historique since 28 June 1994. The Ancienne maison seigneuriale de Varney, including its façades and the roofs of the former angular outbuilding, excluding the attached shed, has been listed as a Monument historique since 29 September 1997.
The hunting lodge of the Varin-Bernier family in Bussy-la-Côte was built in 1894 as a U-shaped complex with a pavilion, a stable and a kennel. Including the access avenue, enclosures, pavilion, stable and kennel, the hunting lodge has been listed as a Monument historique since 6 June 2003. The Église Saint-Nicolas is a Romanesque church dating from the 12th century.
The Abbaye de Sainte-Hoïlde is a historic site in the vicinity of Val-d'Ornain. The Abbaye Notre-Dame des Jandeures and the Abbaye de Lisle-en-Barrois are also historic sites in the vicinity of Val-d'Ornain, while the Abbaye de Trois-Fontaines is a ruin site.
Geographical Setting
Mussey lies in the Ornain Valley and is served by road, railway and the Marne–Rhine Canal. Bussy-la-Côte has a winemaking tradition.
Nature
The wider region around Val-d'Ornain is home to the Fontaines des Trois Évêques, a spring, and Mont Dardel, a hill.
For the higher-level travel overview: Meuse.
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