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The town of Montbéliard was part of Württemberg for 400 years and was called “Mömpelgard”.

Very beautiful site to visit.

Héricourt Castle, dating from the 12th century, is classified as a Historic Monument. It hosts exhibitions and events that highlight local heritage.

The Mont Bart fort is a 19th century fortification which dominates the Doubs and Allan valleys. The fort is part of the Séré de Rivières fortification system, built to protect French territory from a possible German invasion after the War of 1870. You can explore the fort and its surroundings, including the barracks, the bakery, the wine cellar magazines and the observation post. The fort is open to visitors from April to October, except Mondays.

Montbéliard is an industrial city in eastern France, renowned for the Peugeot (car manufacturer) facilities located in the neighboring town of Sochaux. The city has a train station with daily service to Besançon (and then Paris). It is also popular with hikers, as the GR 5 long-distance hiking trail passes nearby and the EuroVelo 6 cycle route runs through its city center. If you visit, be sure to see the Château des Ducs de Wurtemberg (Castle of the Dukes of Württemberg), the Temple Saint-Martin (Saint Martin's Temple), or the Church of Saint-Maimboeuf. With a population of 25,000, the city offers all the amenities needed for a pleasant stay.

The construction of the Mont-Vaudois fort took 3 years between 1874 and 1877. In 1885, the invention of the torpedo shell, I suppose, bombarded the fort from above and led to the construction of an underground bunker as a defense. In 1944, faced with the advance of the Allies, a German unit occupied the fort and was driven out without success, despite a barrage of 3,000 shells. The Germans withdrew on their own. A testimony of this bunker built in 1885.

The construction of the Mont-Vaudois fort took 3 years between 1874 and 1877. In 1885, the invention of the torpedo shell, I suppose, bombarded the fort from above and led to the construction of an underground bunker as a defense. In 1944, faced with the advance of the Allies, a German unit occupied the fort and was driven out without success, despite a barrage of 3,000 shells. The Germans withdrew on their own. A testimony of this bunker built in 1885.

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