周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ15

Beautiful cycle path, starting from Chamarandes-Choignes towards St Dizier, then the Lac du Der, a bucolic and protected route, on the other side towards the Lac de la Liez, the path stops to resume 20 km further at Saint Vallier. Unprotected roads and average signage

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Approximately 1 hour walk, dogs possible, mountain bikes and horses

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The Abbaye de Mormant is a former commandery of the Knights Hospitaller, located between the villages of Richebourg and Leffonds, in the Haute-Marne, France. The commandery was founded in 1120 as a hospital for pilgrims and the poor, under the direction of the Augustinians. In 1225, the commandery was transferred to the Knights Hospitaller, who turned it into an agricultural centre. The commandery consists of several buildings, including a chapel, an infirmary, a refectory, a barn and a tower. The commandery has been a historical monument since 1989 and can be visited by appointment with the association L’Abbaye de Mormant Revivra.

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Very nice path along the canal. Very easy to ride.

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There are 2 very playful single-track trails on this hillside: one high above at the edge of the plateau and one closer to the canal. They will delight true mountain bike enthusiasts. There are also pretty sections of cliff to admire.

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Mormant Abbey is located in the commune of Leffonds, in the department of Haute-Marne, 25 kilometers from Langres. It was founded at the beginning of the 12th century and occupied then by Augustinian monks. Isolated on a plateau, it borders a busy path corresponding to the ancient Roman road linking Boulogne-sur-Mer, Lyon and Milan: the Via Agrippa. For this reason, unlike most abbeys, the monastery is open to the outside world and functions as a hospital and relay station.

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A magnificent nature

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A beautiful old village with a very quiet campsite and lots of nature all around. To discover for yourself. Very nice to cycle along the little river L'Aujon, in the national park - core zone only on foot.

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Mormant Abbey was founded at the beginning of the 12th century and then inhabited by Augustinian monks. Isolated on a plateau, it borders a very busy path that corresponds to the ancient Roman road that linked Boulogne-sur-Mer, Lyon and Milan: the Via Agrippa. For this reason, unlike most abbeys, the monastery is open to the outside world and functioned as a hospital and relay. Over time, the first religious gave way to the Templars, then to the soldier-monks of the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem and finally to the Knights of Malta. The latter converted the site into an agricultural property before the revolution, after which the abbey was demolished. However, the abbey's fame remained and symbolizes the history of the “hospitals” on the Way in France. Nowadays, several sober buildings remain, such as the 11th century refectory, the tithe barn (where the harvests that served as taxes in kind were stored), parts of the city wall, wall frescoes. Source: https://www.france-voyage.com/frankreich-stadte/leffonds-18877/abtei-mormant-13976.htm

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Visit this wonder of the natural world where you will see the ever-growing cliffs and mounds of petrified moss. As a natural underground spring overflows upstream of the Tufa field it seeps out of the ground where moss begins to grow. As the moss extracts carbon dioxide from the flowing water which is rich in calcium carbonate, a biochemical reaction petrifies the moss. The moss continues to grow to evade the grip of the petrification process and so the steps, mounds and contours of the Tufière are formed and continue to grow. Photo Credits: Lyokoï, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

Here you will find the 11th-century Mormant Abbey which was run by Augustine Monks and for a short period the Knights Templar. Its primary use has always been as a hospital. Photo Credit: Bottigliri, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

Arc-en-Barrois is distinguished by its national forest, one of the largest in France (approximately 11,000 hectares).

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Very picturesque French village. Worth swinging by.