Senones

Built in the 7th century, then rebuilt in the 18th century, the Senones abbey was famous for its library of more than fifteen thousand volumes. At the beginning of the 19th century, it was converted into a textile factory. Nearby, you can admire the tower of the Saint-Gondelbert abbey church, the only remaining vestige of this 12th century building rebuilt in the middle of the 19th century.

While strolling in the commune of Senones, you will also be able to discover the Saint-Maurice church rebuilt in 1749, the chapel of the hospital, the chapel of pity, or the Protestant temple of the end of the XIXth century.

Classified as an historic monument, the castle of Prince Salm Salm dates from the second half of the 18th century. Classical style, it is transformed into a spinning mill in 1821, then into a mechanical learning center of the Manufactures of Senones. Today private property, it hosts individual housing.

A green lane installed on the circuit of the green way of Rabodeau allows to make beautiful walks on foot or by bike.

The market is held every Monday and Friday morning.

Guided tours of the abbey are organized from April to October and all year round for groups.

In July and August, it is possible to attend some Sundays at the Changing of the Guard at 11am.

The Abbey Festival offers many concerts and other events in July and August.

In December, a Christmas market takes place with a parade of floats and a singing show.

The route of the 3 abbeys (Senones, Moyenmoutier, Etival).

True link between the 3 abbeys, the green way or path of the abbeys. A course of 10 km, with no difference in level to walk, bike, rollerblading...

Located on the former front line during the First World War, the sites of Fontenelle, Chipotte, Chapelotte and Roche Mère Henry.

The garden of Callunes.