La Ville-aux-Dames

Built in the fifteenth century, the Church of Our Lady sits on the remains of an old chapel of the eleventh century which has preserved some Romanesque elements. Listed historical monument, it has undergone major restorations in the late twentieth century.

Strolling down the streets of the town, you can also enjoy these old buildings like the house of Bois Neuf, a former farm of the sixteenth century, the farm's Square and dovecote of the eighteenth century, or with other farms hay barns sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

La Ville-aux-Dames also presents an interesting artistic heritage with a sculpture of Maria Callas by Michel Audiard or a unique wall painting advertising in the region.

In June, up to the Villo Fest and its many activities for young and old.