Villers-Semeuse

Listed historical monument, the Church of St. Peter was built in the course of the fifteenth century. Dom entirely of stone, it has a classic style portal of the early seventeenth flanked by Corinthian columns. It is also possible to see the pilgrimage marks the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries knife engraved in stone by the farmers or a beautiful St. Peter reliquary bust wooden polychrome seventeenth century.

Originally built in the twelfth century, the castle of Villers has undergone several destructions before being completely rebuilt in the eighteenth century as we know it today. Despite its confiscation following the events of the French Revolution, he survived until today.

Built in the second half of the nineteenth century, the fort of Ayvelles still stands proudly today. Military Building downgraded in 1899, he has served as a garrison in the First World War and was occupied during the Second. A stele was erected in its moats reminding Patriots running by the Germans.

In April, the town offers a spring market with producers 100% Ardennes.

Concerts are offered in June for the Music Day.

In early July, the main festival site with its petanque tournaments, musical entertainment, a parade or its carnival.

Fireworks and a ball are held in mid-July on the occasion of the national holiday.

In November, the blaze festival is the opportunity to attend several concerts.