Lièpvre

Rebuilt in the mid-eighteenth century, the Assumption of the present church of Our Lady took place on the ruins of an old chapel of the thirteenth. In 2004, the thirteenth-century frescoes were discovered in the vaults of the choir of the old building. These particular represent the four evangelists and their pets. It is also possible to admire a baptistery with two ancient Roman capitals and numerous sculptures like the struggle of a man with a dragon or a Sagittarius.

Strolling down Lièpvre, you can enjoy an important religious heritage, including a Romanesque chapel of the late eleventh century converted into ossuary in the seventeenth. Located in the cemetery, it is now the subject of a classification as historical building. Do not miss either the Priory of sandstone cross of the fourteenth century or the Vosges Musloch chapel of the early twentieth century.

Also do not miss to admire the old fountain in the square of the Old fountain which dates from the mid-sixteenth century or the Fountain St. Alexander. Discovered in the late 1980s, it dates from the Middle Ages and was used to supply a reservoir in the priory.

The weekly market is held every Monday morning.

Carnival of Lièpvre: in March.

• La Ferme d'Argentin located in the Frarupt valley which is open all year round.
• Playful walking route in the village of Lièpvre available at the Val d'Argent Tourist Office and for download from the latter's website.