Monuments to visit Aube

It's hard to imagine that on this great square, the beautiful building is just the city hall. However, you can take a look at the lobby at the opening hours of the city hall, but private rooms will stay. For the rest, the mayor organizes a guided tour of the entire castle during heritage days and increasingly opens his park to demonstrations. He was formerly owned by Dupré, boss of the knitted industries of Romilly-sur-Seine, before being bought by the City in 1948. The façade, with a beautiful perron, is a privileged space for photographs, space for a moment, you will take a chateau. A beautifully beautifully decorated park is open to the public every day, then enjoy the promenade to see on the back wall, the impacts of bullets and shells, stigma of the Campaign de France. The pigeon is also a beautiful piece. The church is right next door, so you're still trotting a little!

As in the middle of a field, the Dosches mill is worth a visit after a hike in the East Forest Park. This mill, inaugurated in 2007, was entirely designed and realized by the association of windmills with windmills. The purpose: reproduce a pivot mill as there were 140 in the Dawn in the eighteenth century. Functional, it is used by sucker or animators to explain the manufacture of flour at the time. You can then watch the bread at the Dimanches in the countryside. You will first be welcomed in a beautiful barn, where the mill shop is also located. The walk in the garden around the site is also really pleasant. You can plan to spend the whole afternoon there. The association's website is very comprehensive and you will find all the information to prepare your visit.

It has the particularity of preserving young girls from men's the.

If you're going through the Auboise Champagne, you couldn't go next to these dry stone huts that span the landscape. They are called cadoles, and they form part of the secular cultural heritage of the region. The hiking we offer is possible on foot or in mountain bike, and you will discover a number (exactly). Will you be careful enough to meet them? The departure from Courteron, we recommend a quick visit of the church before leaving.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 9,5 km.

Difficulty: average.

Markup: yellow, white-red, and yellow.

You read well, we call it Venice Green! That puts water in the mouth, isn't it? The municipality of Soulaines-Dhuys has a rich natural and architectural heritage, which we propose to discover via this short walk… without forgetting to remind you that Soulaines also hosts the site of the Andra, responsible for the management of radioactive waste in France. Your starting point: gardens, where bricks are shaped for the construction of rustic tiles and stone tiles. Then go to the Résurgence resurgence (which still feeds the mill), and don't miss the wash wash. A few hundred metres further, admire the Henri-IV bridge: It is the oldest of the city! Saint John Chapel, St. Lawrence Church and the manor house are also part of the program: all this in just one and a half kilometres!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 1,5 km.

Difficulty: very easy.

Superb champagne house restored according to the old methods.

Dating back to 1868, this washing machine is part of those where the brick dominates. You will reach it from the church, continuing the small path with a pump marking the entrance. It is for washing in the form of a closed cage, but it is mainly the two slopes which seem to lock the wash. A rather picturesque place…

It is a place that is often ignored and even more function. The Mussy-sur-Seine cooler consists of a spectacular stone cylinder of 10 m deep and about 7 m in diameter. From the outside, difficult to get a clear idea of the thing. This cooler was in some way the fridge of Langres bishops when they stayed in Mussy during the summer. It is in an excellent state of conservation, rare in France, and is visible upon request at the tourist office.

The strawberry on the streets of the city undoubtedly deserves a hook towards this beautiful, elegant, sixteenth-century-old building, which includes many exhibitions. Among the few old houses, that of the Pavillon Henri IV is the most mysterious. Legend says that it was within this one that the Gallant Green liked to find his mistress, the beautiful Gabrielle d 'Estrées. The walls have always preserved the secret… program available at the tourist office of Nogentais and the Seine Valley (≈ 03 25 39 42 07). Many exhibitions have been in place since 2001: Philippe Tykoczinski, painter in the Combas vein last year, local artists recently…

Drappier champagnes do not just offer you incomparable wines, they also propose to enter a place steeped in history, the disturbing strangeness: its cellars of the th century, the objective of visiting them alone, inescapable by their beauty and symmetry. In 1116 Saint Bernard imports from Burgundy the black Engineer, ancestor of Pinot, and made several cellars, especially in Urville, properties attached to the great Abbey of Clairvaux that he founded. Upon his death, in 1153, wine production was around 600 000 litres of wine, mainly shipped in barrels, called: " bar wine ". Later, the Drappier house bought the mansions caves. Today it houses a few famous vintages and its largest "vials" (Balthazar, Jeroboam, Melchisédech, etc.).

Behind its vast facade of country stone and land, the long mill, built in 1276, preserved its structure: a chamber of the stones under which the wheels and the transmission trees are carried out and the flour thames. The wooden butterfly is still there. A souvenir of the Count of Champagne, who owned a castle and two three-wheeled mills in Soulaines, this mill is decorated with a traditional lace that borders the basin. The weir is the visitor. The mill is also a guest room and we will be happy to explain how this mill works. The house has preserved this beautiful set and also welcomes your animals. The view is peaceful, with all the charm of the old buildings. You will be 20 km from the Nigloland theme park.

Lydie, Maité, Netty and Nathalie are happy to welcome you in this beautiful, spacious and bright building. they strive to meet your needs and satisfy your curiosity. Whatever your age, you can relax in the magazine area, study in the work room, read with your children or grandchildren in the youth section: the library team is always there to advise you in your choices. Here, there are no fewer than 28 000 documents: books, magazines, CD and CD-Roms are available to visitors. For younger people, more than 2000 albums of all kinds and 350 stories are offered. And for a little larger children, there are more than 1300 novels, 1500 documentaries and 600 youth comic strips plus 160 child Cds.

This eighteenth century castle regained its splendor, and it shares it with you. Beyond the simple concept of visiting the castle, it opens its doors for hunting salons but also for investigations at the heart of the site: This year's «Vidocq surveys», with the stakes of a bottle of champagne, bring you into the various pieces of the castle, from cellars to chestnut kitchens, through the farm of animals. Visit the site regularly: at Easter, for example, three days have been released to allow an extraordinary hunt. In August, we celebrate hunting… In any case, take this huge driveway more than two kilometers to dive into a new era!

Strangely enough, curious about a military base, but this one, along the road, will be a strange reminder of Soviet sites. Picturesque, toute dressed, it houses a pretty curious dome. Sensitive Isolated Site Now attached to Saint-Dizier, this dome houses state-of-the-art radar, even though the base itself dates back to 1953 and appears to be abandoned at centuries. This radar, among the 23 French, allows to count airplanes…