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Tourism Châtillon-sur-Marne
Châtillon-sur-Marne is situated in the department of the Marne and the region Champagne-Ardenne. A statue of the Urban pope II is erected on the feudal clod that carried the castle's keep. The due monument of the architect Édouard Deperthes was constructed in 1887 and is 33 meters of height. It is possible to attain the arm, through an internal stairway, in order to take panorama advantage.
Sights in Châtillon-sur-Marne
- Castle of Châtillon
Museums and monuments to visit
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Le musée de l'Escargot en ChampagneCreated by two enthusiasts, Gerard and Patricia Lourdeaux, Snail's Champagne museum is entirely devoted to this animal. This will make you discover the Champagne snail through its history. At ... -
Château de MontmortIn evoking the castle Montmort, Victor Hugo spoke of a "delightful pandemonium turrets weathervanes, gables, dormers and chimneys. It must be admitted that the silhouette of castle appears to you ...
A weekend to visit Reims
- Thème : Sites and museums
- Départ : Reims
- Durée : 2 jours
Between the weekend, we invite to you to discover Reims.
Chatillon-sur-Marne
- Thème : Sciences and discovery
- Départ : Chatillon-sur-marne
- Durée : 6 jours
Discreet and refined country of the champagne, Châtillon-sur-Marne welcomes you.
Dormans, the hills of the Marne
- Thème : Sciences and discovery
- Départ : Dormans
- Durée : 4 jours
In the heart of the valley of the Marne, the city ownes a remarkable cultural and historic heritage. The castle park is perfect for very pleasant family promenades.
Hautvillers
- Thème : Sciences and discovery
- Départ : Hautvillers
- Durée : 4 jours
More than 4 centuries ago, Dom Alleman describes the town "they call it Hautvillers. Haut, is his name, it is in fact… like a precious rock, it shines of all its brightnesses".
