Travel Guide Rumigny

A quiet village of 377 souls exactly, Rumigny, the castle of the Court of Meadows apart, leaves nothing of its old lustre. And yet. In the 1508 th century, Rumigny became the seat of an important baronnie that passed in 1527 to the Duke of Lorraine and then to his son Claude of Guise, in which she was connected in to marry her destiny. From the castle of the former lords of Rumigny there is no trace. Especially noteworthy for its idyllic surroundings, we do not resist the desire to explore its alleys and felt. We discover its church of the th-century, at the top of the motte, on a wall of St. Peter Square, an engraved stone stone, the former washing house - direction Aubenton -, etc. Homeland of the astronomer Nicolas de La Quail and the archaeologist Edouard Piette, the founding father of the prehistoric science, one cannot stop a stop at the centre. Omega, a playful temple of the scientific approach.