Destord: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A 6 km-long mystery trail is the main attraction in Destord and Nonzeville: it leads through both villages, highlights local biodiversity and can be explored independently. Its route passes through villages, meadows and woodland, while visitors search for natural and cultural features. The activity also provides an opportunity to discover the fauna and flora of the Vosges forests. The nature activities include an event around Destord’s new pond.

When staying in Destord, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment.

Culture

The present-day Église Saint-Remi was inaugurated on 19 October 1997. Its three bells were blessed in 1832 by the parish priest at the time, Claude Humbert, and are named Marguerite, Marie-Catherine and Marie-Barbe. Also connected with the history of the village is the Roman road from Arches to Deneuvre, which passed through Destord.

Geographical setting

In the wider region around Destord, the Musée du Cristal is a museum. Haut Jacques is a mountain there, Château de Qui-Qu'en-Grogne is a ruin, Basilique Saint-Maurice is a church and Église Saint-Nicolas is also a church. Côte de Virine is a summit in the wider region around Destord. Haut de Bouvacôte and Saint-Mont are mountains there.

Other places: Saint-Maurice-Sur-Moselle, Corcieux, Vecoux, Dommartin-Lès-Remiremont, Mazirot, Plombières-Les-Bains, Saint-Léonard, Morizécourt

To the main travel overview: Vosges.