Saint-Eugène: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature

The Ravin du ru de Saint-Eugène area covers 50.1 hectares and extends across Connigis, Crézancy and Saint-Eugène.

The Ravin du ru de Saint-Eugène is home to the only known site of European ginger in Picardy.

The Ravin du ru de Saint-Eugène is a deeply incised ravine with a cold, damp atmosphere and a submontane character, where remarkable fern species can be found.

Anyone choosing Saint-Eugène as a holiday destination wants to rent a holiday apartment.

Trails

The path above the Dhuys Aqueduct is closed to horse riders because of possible contamination.

Les portes du paradis is a 14.4-kilometre circular hiking trail that takes approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes and is rated as difficult.

Festivals

The Pentecost festival in Saint-Eugène included free open-air theatre, local craftspeople, fireworks on Sunday, as well as sporting and musical events.

Culture and History

The Dhuys Aqueduct ran for 131 kilometres before its water reached Paris for the first time on 1 October 1865.

The sculpted portal of Saint-Eugène Church, created in the 12th or 13th century, depicts the Last Judgment.

Saint-Eugène Church is a 13th-century church with an unusually richly decorated façade.

In the vicinity of Saint-Eugène are Château de Château-Thierry and the historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame de l'Amour-Dieu. In the wider region around Saint-Eugène are the Maison de Camille et Paul Claudel museum and the historic site of Abbaye de la Grâce.

More destinations: Suzy, Bourg-Et-Comin, Rouvroy-Sur-Serre, Parfondeval, Chivres-Val, Connigis, Saint-Pierre-De-Franqueville, Bony

Regional information about Aisne.