VIADUC D'ARIÉTAL

A remnant of the railway line that linked Reims-Sedan-Metz and allowed the supply of the Maginot line, this impressive 200-metre long and 5-metre wide viaduct was built between 1932 and 1934. It consists of 9 arches, the highest of which is 30 metres high. After its partial destruction by the French in June 1940, it was restored by the Germans in 1941. Its rails were definitively dismantled in 1943 to be sent to the Eastern Front. Today, the viaduct has become a place for leisure activities, including bungee jumping.