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A tiny village, with 301 inhabitants and… great riches. It is since prehistory that the territory of Fight is occupied. For all lovers of archaeology, the remains of a Gallo Roman villa are updated on the road to Huttingen. Instead of Obersaage, a 18 th century burgonde necropolis retains mérovingiennes tombs. It is under the name of Lutre that Fight is mentioned for the first time in 1230. Under the Old Regime, the village raised by the Seigneurie seigneurie. The visitor will like to go down a car to wander through the streets of Fight, which are some numbers not missing. Kiffis Street may be the richest, at 62-63, served as the former court of a court known as 1542-1621 -, at 78, you have a superb farm dated 1624, at 56, it is the house in the tithes of the th century. Not far from there, the Church's street with, of course, Saint Léger Church - 1776-1780 - but also a beautiful farm from the end of th century, at 3-4. At 7, rue d'Oltingue, you will notice the presbytery. Good walk in this little haven of peace.