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Haute-Marne

A département richly endowed by nature, and one that has succeeded in preserving its architectural treasures and age-old knowhow, Haute-Marne has plenty of surprising discoveries and unexpected encounters in store for you. So wake up your five senses, take all the time you need, and treat yourself to a good dose of fresh air!

Do yourself good
in Haute-Marne

Surrender to the charm of Langres and its ramparts, draw inspiration from the serenity reigning in Colombey-Les-Deux-Églises, breathe in the air in the magnificent forests of the Forêts National Park, get away from it all at the spectacular Lake Der-Chantecoq, and recharge your batteries in the healing waters at Bourbonne-les-Bains thermal resort.

Located between Burgundy and Champagne, Haute-Marne promises you a revitalising getaway in discovery of its countless treasures. A truly unforgettable stay in the heart of the Grand Est.

Colombey les deux églises mémorial Charles de Gaulle

In General de Gaulle’s footsteps
in Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises

Stroll through the streets of Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises and follow in the footsteps of General de Gaulle, who made the municipality famous. He purchased his country house, “La Boisserie”, there in 1934, where he wrote his memoirs some years later.

Much more than a traditional presentation of the “the Man of 18 June” or the first President of the 5th Republic, a visit to the Charles de Gaulle Memorial is nothing less than a rendezvous with the history of the 20th century and an encounter with the man behind the public image.

The village is also home to the monumental Cross of Lorraine, symbol of Free France.

A Langres Maison Lumières Diderot
Langres

Treat yourself to a philosophical stopover in Langres

Langres is protected by a 4-km-long girdle of ramparts that you can admire as you linger in the city’s narrow little streets. Quite simply, it’s the biggest fortified enclosure in Europe! You’ll come across a great many architectural curiosities and magnificent Renaissance residences within its walls, and of course there’s also the superb Romanesque Cathedral of Saint-Mammès.

It’s the hometown of the famous Enlightenment philosopher Denis Diderot, one of the 18th century’s greatest thinkers, and the Maison des Lumières pays tribute to him.

The fortified city of Langres is surrounded by 4 lakes, perfect for a spot of relaxation on their shores, and where more energetic visitors can enjoy such activities as water sports, hiking and sailing...

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Parc national de forets

A green outing to remember
in the Forêts National Park

Feel the need to reconnect with nature? Explore Les Forêts, France’s 11th National Park. Just imagine…stretches of leafy forestland, amazing fauna and flora, unspoilt landscapes, charming little villages shaped by the legacy of the Templars and Cistercians, abbeys, Romanesque churches and châteaux. This truly stunning area, marked by history since the Iron Age, will unveil its secrets to the most curious-minded among you.

An ideal destination to enjoy a whole range of activities directly connected with nature, including tree climbing, cycling, and even trekking through the forest on donkey-back.

Vélo sur les berges du lac du Der
Lac de Der , grues cendrees

Get ready to be amazed
by Lake Der-Chantecoq

Lake Der-Chantecoq is one of the largest bodies of water in Europe: nothing less than a fully-fledged sea in Champagne! There’s no denying that, with over 4,800 hectares of surface area, there’s more than enough to keep you happy on or off its shores, whether you prefer cycling or boating. And there’s no lack of water activities to choose from!

Lake Der-Chantecoq is also famous as an ornithological reserve where you can admire such birdlife as the majestic common crane. The lake provides such remarkable opportunities that it has become a wildlife photography hotspot. The International Wildlife and Nature Photo Festival is held there every year.