반 르 샤텔 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Located right next to the town hall and the bus stop. Good connection to Toul.

Invisible

The railway no longer exists, the locomotives have been distributed throughout the region, and the rails are being dismantled.

Vaucouleurs plays an important role in the story of Joan of Arc. It is the place where, in 1429, Joan of Arc convinced Robert de Baudricourt, commander of the garrison, to send her with an escort to Chinon to meet the Dauphin Charles (later King Charles VII of France). . This encounter was crucial in beginning their mission to liberate France during the Hundred Years' War. In Vaucouleurs there are several historical sites linked to Joan of Arc, including the Porte de France, through which she passed on her way to Chinon, as well as a museum dedicated to her.

The Chapelle Sainte-Anne de Broyes is a small chapel dating from the 19th century, nestled in the woods near Epiez-sur-Meuse. It was built on the site of an ancient hermitage and is dedicated to Saint Anne, the patroness of mothers and grandmothers. Every year, on July 26, a pilgrimage is organized in his honor. The chapel is surrounded by a natural spring which is said to have healing properties. You can enjoy the tranquility of this place and admire the neo-Gothic architecture. You will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the valley.

The Porte de France in Vaucouleurs is a medieval gate that marks the departure of Joan of Arc from the Château de Vaucouleurs in 1429. You can admire the architecture of the gate and the chapel, as well as the statue of Joan of Arc and the old lime tree that, according to legend, his horse would have nibbled. You can also explore the remains of the castle and the museum dedicated to the heroine.

B&B is offered here with quite good reviews

Little used path to Saint Jacques on the route to Santiago