Mandres-la-Côte

Mandres-la-Côte, a village in the basin Nogent, is an ancient village. We begin to find traces of history in the second half of the 12th century about donations to the abbey of Crete on user rights on the grazing area.

Municipality	Mandres-la-Côte
Postcode	52800
Latitude	48.0618350 (N 48° 3’ 43”)
Longitude	5.3343730 (E 5° 20’ 4”)
Surface area	11.30 km²
Population	560 inhabitants
Density	49 inhabitants/km²
Prefecture	Chaumont (18.2 km, 19 min)
Insee code	52305
Intercommunality	CA de Chaumont
Department	Haute-Marne
Territory	Champagne-Ardenne
Region	Great East

Municipality

Mandres-la-Côte

Postcode

52800

Latitude

48.0618350 (N 48° 3’ 43”)

Longitude

5.3343730 (E 5° 20’ 4”)

Surface area

11.30 km²

Population

560 inhabitants

Density

49 inhabitants/km²

Prefecture

Chaumont (18.2 km, 19 min)

Insee code

52305

Intercommunality

Department

Territory

Region

Sarcey	2.7 km (4 min)
Biesles	4.7 km (6 min)
Nogent	5.3 km (10 min)
Louvières	6.2 km (13 min)
Ageville	6.3 km (8 min)
Lanques-sur-Rognon	6.7 km (9 min)
Poulangy	7.1 km (11 min)
Esnouveaux	7.9 km (11 min)
Vitry-lès-Nogent	8.8 km (13 min)
Laville-aux-Bois	9.9 km (10 min)
Poinson-lès-Nogent	10.1 km (14 min)
Is-en-Bassigny	10.1 km (9 min)
Thivet	10.4 km (15 min)

2.7 km (4 min)

4.7 km (6 min)

5.3 km (10 min)

6.2 km (13 min)

6.3 km (8 min)

6.7 km (9 min)

7.1 km (11 min)

7.9 km (11 min)

8.8 km (13 min)

9.9 km (10 min)

10.1 km (14 min)

10.1 km (9 min)

10.4 km (15 min)

The church dedicated to Our Lady of the Nativity, which dates from 1821. It is located inside a Virgin of the 15th century from the school of Troyes, a cross offered by His Majesty Napoleon III.
The laundry: the tourist a little bit curious his gaze linger on her beautiful stone pillars and the Crows who support the tie of the frame, it was built in 1875, it covers a lessivoir and its facade is opened.
The Farm of Yesteryear Museum of Art and popular tradition :

With 500 square meters of exhibition space in 10, its collections and reconstructions, the old farm surprises and delights visitors...
At the heart of this traditional farm, discover a place dedicated to rural life of yesteryear. Guided by the collections of the owners, let us tell you about the rural southern Champagne in 1900 : dairy, kitchen, infirmary, garage, harvest, harvesting, stonemason, the beekeeper... and missing trades : wheelwright, blacksmith, forest...
Rich and varied collections: Visitors are projected in the rural world in the days when wheelwrights, shoemakers and laundresses populated villages. The objects date from the end of the French Revolution until the beginning of agricultural mechanization. Through a series of workshops reconstituted visit tells the story, gestures and everyday life of that time...
In the heart of traditional peasant built : Eco- museum " Yesteryear Farm " is set in a typical farm of Northeast system of France. Built in 1831, it is organized into three bays with spaces formerly attributed to the dwelling of men, housing large animals and a barn for storing fodder and grains. Throughout the visit, each piece restored using traditional materials ( such as lime ), will reveal the originality of his buildings : vaulted cellars, vegetable dish...
Opening season ( for individuals) : Guided tours from 15h to 18h. March, April, May : 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. June, September, October, Sunday. July and August: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Group Visit: All year by appointment.
Contact: La Ferme d'Antan - Association " Memory of the World Rural" - 4, rue de Normandie - 52800 Mandres-la-Côte.
Phone: +33 6 86 94 72 77 - E- mail: ferme.antan@orange.fr

The town hall, with the passion of volunteers, offers a moving recreation of a traditional house of the early 20th century in a house preserved from that time.

The memory laborer is reproduced with a room where the woman of the household work gloves ( Tréfousse ) aves its machines and surrounded by furniture. The husband is in his studio at his forge chiseling his scissors rings of lace ( particular production of the village in the early 20th century).
The barn with its animals and tools.
Upstairs is a reconstruction of a classroom with class photos and maps and especially dumb.
The exhibition " was yesterday " is open every Sunday from 15h to 18h from 28 June to 20 September. Free admission.
Information on +33 3 25 31 99 70.
Address: Rue de Bourgogne after church.

Last name	Outing type	Difficulty	Duration	Departure municipality
The Jaunotte	Hike	Easy	4:30	Chauffourt (11.9 km)
From Suize to Aujon	Cycling itinerary	Intermediate	3:25	Rolampont (12.9 km)
The 4 willows	Hike	Easy	2:30	Villiers-sur-Suize (13.5 km)
Rochevilliers	Hike	Easy	4:05	Villiers-sur-Suize (13.5 km)
The Fontaine du Saut	Hike	Easy	2:55	Faverolles (15.7 km)

Last name

Outing type

Difficulty

Duration

Departure municipality

The Jaunotte

Hike

Easy