Châtenois: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Châtenois combines local history, nature and specific opportunities for exploration. Anyone considering Châtenois as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The Foire du Lundi de Pâques has been held in Châtenois since 1874. Another historical trace is the Prieuré de Châtenois, which was founded around 1069 as a Benedictine priory and dedicated to Saint Peter. Today, only one wing of this priory remains.

The Église Saint-Pierre in Châtenois was built in 1843 in the Grillot style. It can be visited independently without a guided tour.

Explorations

A Randoland exploration also leads through Châtenois and includes an age-appropriate treasure hunt for children aged four and over.

Nature

The Bois de Saint-Remy overlooks Châtenois and offers numerous opportunities for walks and leisure activities.

In the wider regional surroundings of Châtenois lies La Colline Inspirée, a hill. Bonnet, a hill, is also located there.

Surroundings

The Église Saint-Nicolas, a church, is located near Châtenois. The wider regional surroundings of Châtenois also include the Maison natale de Jeanne d'Arc, a historical site, the Basilique du Bois-Chenu, a church, and the Église Saint-Rémy, a church.

Geographical Location

Châtenois can be reached via the A 31 motorway, exit no. 10.

Other places in the same region: Bouzemont, Dombasle-Devant-Darney, Chavelot, Saint-Amé, Ramonchamp, Cleurie, Docelles, Hadol.

To the higher-level travel overview: Vosges.