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The Grotte des Trois Enfants in Suzy is an interesting place to discover during a hike in the Saint-Gobain forest. It is a large cave with several entrances and paths, the origin of which remains mysterious. You can admire the rock formations and the vegetation that grows there. The cave is located near the Saint-Rémi church, a historic monument from the 12th century.

Until the revolution of 1790, Wissignicourt had its church placed under the invocation of Saint-Rémi and a cemetery which surrounded it. Everything was at the end of Bourg d'Anizy on the road to Laon. Under the reign of terror, the revolutionaries declared it national property. It was sold and demolished. In the center of the village there was a small relief chapel, twelve meters long and six meters wide, which was used for the special needs of the week. It was preserved and became the parish church of Wissignicourt in 1802. (https://www.fondation-patrimoine.org)

The Saint-Gobain forest offers countless exotic hiking trails from Sain-Gobain, Saint-Nicolas aux Bois, Suzy to name just these starting points with discoveries of paths and beautiful landscapes that you never tire of. . We have made the detours but have not yet been able to do that remains to be discovered.

Until the revolution of 1790, Wissignicourt had its church placed under the invocation of Saint-Rémi and a cemetery which surrounded it. It was all at the end of Bourg d'Anizy on the road to Laon. Under the reign of terror, the revolutionaries declared it national property. It was sold and demolished. There was in the center of the village a small relief chapel twelve meters long and six meters wide, which was used for the special needs of the week. It was preserved and became the parish church of Wissignicourt in 1802. For a long time, the budget of the commune did not allow to maintain it. In 1852 the chapel threatened to fall into ruin. They thought of building a church. It was in 1859 that Mr. DEVIVAISE, Mayor of the Municipality and owner of the Ferme de Fontenille hamlet of Wissignicourt where he established his sugar factory, influenced his municipal council to decide on the construction of a church. The work started in the spring of 1859 was completed in May 1860. Since that time, Wissignicourt has had within its walls a church measuring 23 meters long and 12 meters wide, in place of the old chapel. It was destroyed during WW1 and rebuilt shortly thereafter with the aid of War damage. (https://www.fondation-patrimoine.org)

Large cave with various paths and entrances. Unfortunately, I could not learn anything about the origin