Pargny-Filain: Holiday Apartments and Houses

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Pargny-Filain was completely destroyed during the conflicts of the First World War.

History

The parish church of Saint-Martin in Pargny-Filain, formerly Saint-Pierre, which existed before the First World War, dated from the 13th century. Its reconstruction was under way at its original location in 1928. The present-day Saint-Martin church was built in the neo-Romanesque style.

Pargny-Filain’s town hall and former primary school were rebuilt at the same location after being destroyed in the war. The reconstructed town hall and school building uses brick, rubble stone and ashlar.

Townscape

The war memorial of Pargny-Filain is visible from the main road. It is a granite obelisk featuring a bronze palm depiction.

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Nature

The lower-lying northern part of Pargny-Filain is touched by the Ailette.

Routes

The “Le Lac de Monampteuil” route passes through Pargny-Filain and offers views of the Chemin des Dames and Lac de Monampteuil.

The “À l'Assaut du Chemin des Dames” hiking trail also passes through Pargny-Filain. The circular route of the same name is listed as being 12 km long and taking 4 hours.

The “Les collines du Laonnois” cycle route runs through Pargny-Filain via the Route du Lac and Rue de la Cendrière, which leads into the Route de Pargny.

Culture

The Compagnie Isis offers introductions and entertainment in Pargny-Filain and can provide circus workshops.

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