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Aix-en-Othe, a nice little town with a great market hall. Shopping on market day is a pleasure. Numerous tour options and lots of parking space make the town attractive. It's best to park at the fire station.

The Ten Finger Stone is a large stone with grooves and hollows that was used for polishing tools in the Neolithic era. It is one of the largest and most elaborate polishers in the Aube department. The polisher is located at the crossroads of two paths, near the place called Le Luteau. It has been protected as a historic monument since 1993.

The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin in Villemaur-sur-Vanne is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture with a wooden rood screen dating from the 16th century and attributed to the brothers Thomas and Jacques Guyon. The rood screen is a masterpiece of wood carving that depicts scenes from the lives of Christ and the Virgin Mary. You can admire the intricate details and expressive figures as you pass the church. The church also has a 16th century bell tower, a collection of statues and stained glass windows, as well as some ancient tombs and relics. The church has been classified as a historic monument since 1972.

The ten-fingered stone is a large stone with grooves and hollows which was used to polish tools in the Neolithic era. It is one of the largest and most elaborate polishers in the Aube department. The polisher is located at the crossroads of two paths, near the place called Le Luteau. It has been protected as a historic monument since 1993.

The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin in Villemaur-sur-Vanne is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture with a wooden rood screen dating from the 16th century and attributed to the brothers Thomas and Jacques Guyon. The rood screen is a masterpiece of wood carving that depicts scenes from the lives of Christ and the Virgin Mary. You can admire the intricate details and expressive figures as you walk through the church. The church also has a 16th century bell tower, a collection of statues and stained glass windows, as well as some ancient tombs and relics. The church has been classified as a historic monument since 1972.

On June 20, 1944, the maquis of Saint-Mards-en-Othe in Aube was attacked by the enemy and 27 resistance fighters were killed. The maquis of Saint-Mards-en-Othe came from the BOA and specialized in receiving parachutes. The Sipo-SD of Troyes, well informed about the locations of the maquis and its forces by its French agents, prepared an operation against him. On June 20, 1944 in the morning, a German column of a thousand men, Ukrainian prisoners of war and Russian volunteers, forming the 615th Ostbataillon commanded by Major Schrade and the Sicherheitsregiment 199 of the SS Gelling went up to attack the maquis which was 237 guerrillas from the BOA and the FTPF. The maquis occupied a strong position, a hill with a large wood, meadows and fields all around the nipple. He had rifles, machine guns, machine guns, machine guns, grenades, nine bazookas and seventeen torpedoes. The fight will last from seven thirty in the morning to six in the evening. The first German elements arrived by the road from Maraye-en-Othe, surprising six maquisards who were posted as sentries and killing four. Another detachment from La Belle Fayte killed six guerrillas, including the Englishman George Mamoutoff, known as Léon, an SAS lieutenant who was killed on his Bren machine gun to cover the withdrawal. Around eight-thirty, a second motorized column coming by the road from Vosnon was greeted by heavy fire but the fight quickly became unequal, the maquisards being outnumbered. The order to withdraw was given. When the fight was over 27 resisters had been killed or wounded and finished off. A monument was erected on the Mivoie road to commemorate the attack of June 20, 1944 and was inaugurated on June 22, 1947. Surmounted by a cross of Lorraine, it bears the following inscription: "To the dead of the Maquis de Saint -Mards-en-Othe / BOA and FTPF / June 20, 1944”. the hamlet of La Lisière des Bois was decorated on 16 June 1949 with the Croix de Guerre with bronze star.

In ancient times, certain of the presence of a genius in the nearby spring, the Celts revered the place. However, it was in the Middle Ages that the pilgrimage to Séant (the former name of the town of Bérulle) took on its full meaning. Established following the wish of a lord who went on a crusade, this pilgrimage and the spring that adjoins it are recommended for sterile women and patients suffering from fevers. The current chapel, raised from its ruins in 1922, is preceded by an ambulatory framed by wooden posts with abacus capitals. Apart from this pre-sanctuary, only the turned balusters of the portal still attract attention, as the interior has been plundered. A listed site, the Sainte-Reine d'Alise chapel has undergone numerous restorations. You will no longer find the statue of the saint there, which has unfortunately been stolen. A pilgrimage takes place every first Sunday of September. Source: Petit Smart