Tourist map - La francovélosuisse

Key
Hiking trail
Belgique
GR©5
Belfort
Suisse
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VOSGES
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Rope course
Camping area
Riding school
Camping / Caravaning
Golf/ Mini-golf
Accommodation
with label Clé Vacances
Highway A36 Stuttgart-Lyon
Country road
BY TRAIN :
Bicycle lane
Swimming pool
Accommodation
with label Gîtes de France
Winter sports resort
Other accommodation
Landing place
Euroairport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg
45 minutes
Nautical center
/ Leisure center
Airdrome
Welcome to the farm
BY PLANE :
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Col du Ballon
d'Alsace
1178 m
Collective accommodation
Restaurant :
Must see
starred cuisine, home style
Franche-Comté cooking
Ballon d'Alsace 1247 m
The Ballon d’Alsace
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D4
Epinal
Nancy
Hiking trail
The Way of St James
National road
TGV / Paris-Belfort 2.20 hours
www. belfort-tourisme.com
E5
Characteristic
Franche-Comté
villages
Forts, small rural heritage,
religious monuments, castles
Highway
Lyon
BY CAR :
Point of interest
Flower village road
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Fressesur-Moselle
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Museum
Hotel
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Rectangle Rouge
Allemagne
Viewpoint, sensitive spaces
Tourist information point
Luxembourg
Paris
Natural spaces
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FÊCHE-L’EGLISE
RECHESY
A pretty village with frame houses bordering the “Three Powers”, it marks the
meeting point between France, Switzerland and Germany (with Alsace annexed to
it). It also has a memorial erected in memory of the medicis from the First French
army.
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BEAUCOURT
Parc des Cèdres (Cedar Park) owes its name to its many cedar trees, which have
been planted by Georges Cuvier, friend of the Japy family. Other trees of over one
hundred years old adorn the park. Beautiful buildings can be found along the alleys:
the last castle, an orangery, stables and a hunting lodge.
The Fonteneilles neighborhood: a specific manufacturing site, the place where the
famous Japy typewriters were produced. It has an iconic building called
“Horseshoe”, referring to its U-shape.
SAINT-DIZIER-L’EVEQUE
The church (Historical Monuments since 1926) is home to the cenotaph of
Saint-Dizier, also called Pierre des Fous (Stone of the Insance), because people with
various mental illnesses would visit it. The vine was planted in 1995 with
Chardonnay, Pinot Auxerrois and Pinot Gris stems. At the hamlet of Val de Saint-Dizier,
behind the old wash house, a dressed-stone structure fed by a spring served as a
place for pilgrims ablutions; they had to wash their heads in each of the niches, with
their bare feet in tubs on the ground
Bure
Musée Japy (Japy Museum): This museum covers the history of the Beaucourt
industry from the end of the 18th century until now. The collections presented
witness to the genius of Frédéric Japy, precursor to the mass production
watchmaking industry. Tél. 03 84 56 57 52
MONTBOUTON
Fontaine Saint-léger, whose waters were supposed to have a curative effect on the
eyes. There is a view of the Trouée de Belfort (Belfort Gap) and the Pays de
Montbéliard – grand old linden tree.
COURTELEVANT
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Maison à
colombage
Croix
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Monument
des ambulancières
et du 152e RI
de Colmar
Belfortain
Courcelles
Boncourt
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Puits à
balancier
Étang du
Banbois
Réchésy
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Lebetain
Lavoir
Plateau de Croix
600 m
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Beurnevésin
St-Dizier-l’Evêque
Fontaine
St-Léger
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Parc à
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Arboretum
Montbouton
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Built by the Mazarin family, the washing fountain was used for mineral washing.
After the mining tunnels were abandoned, the restored fountain was used for
communal washing with its hydraulic system and its washing stones.
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Sundgau
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Musée Japy
Hydraulic mill: 17th – 19th century discovery of new industrial techniques
through mill systems, delivery systems and the cupped rotor.
Tél. 06 50 12 47 69
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Bois du
Chênois
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Maison des Cariatides, dates back to 1577, served as a regular home
and a courthouse. The Caryatids represent Justice in the center, two rich and two
poor, thus signifying justice for all.
The house of the today’s City Hall has been occupied by the Feltin family, of
which one member became Cardinal Archbship of Paris (Maurice Feltin, 1883 –
1975). Backing on the wall, it was constructed in 1581 on the site of a medieval
building. In the turret with the spiral staircase, you can see a plate bearing two
hammered insignia with the date of construction and the slogan of the builder
SEQVITVR FORTVNA LABOREM – Work creates richness. Notice also the beautiful
wooden gallery outside.
One of the loveliest dwellings in the town, the Maison à Tourelle, dates back to
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Monument of Corporal Peugeot. Jules-André Peugeot was the first man in the
French military to die in the First World War (Aug. 2, 1914).
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Thiancourt
Fontaine
Mazarin
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the end of the 16th century. On the lintel of the postern, you will notice a monogram
of Christ as well as an insignia on the facade. This bears the inscription “Nomen
Super Omne Nomen”, which means “The Name Above All Names”.
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The countryside of Sundgau is charcterized by woods and ponds. The
Fourchu and Verchat ponds are wonderful spots for fishing and
pleasant for strolls. The Grille pond is home to plant and animal species
protected nationally and throughout Europe, and provides an
information board for walkers. In the towns of Courcelles, Réchésy and
Florimont, located on the Swiss border, visitors can view the
architectural style of frame houses, a design unique to Sundgau.
Étang Verchat
Monument du
caporal Peugeot
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THE COUNTRYSIDE OF SUNDGAU
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de la Grille
Joncherey
Fêche-l'Église
Friesen
Maison à
colombage
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Musée des Beaux-Arts
Musée d’Art Moderne
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Village
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la Milandre
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927 m
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Forêt d'Ullisse
Planche des
Belles Filles
1148 m
Wegscheid
Sewen
Étang des
Roseaux
Tête des Fougères
1114 m
Étang des
Belles Filles
Oberbruk
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Étang du
Cascades Petit Haut
du Rummel
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VILLARS-LE-SEC
The legend of Satan’s Footsteps recounts the battle between Saint Dizier and the
Devil by means of a stone. This stone has preserved the saint’s light footprint and the
Devil’s dark ones.
Delémont
Bienne
42 CROIX
2 pendulum wells, dating from 1772 and made of wood and leather, rectified the
problem of the town’s water supply.
L’Eurovelo6 and francovélosuisse
A part of the Nantes-Budapest Eurovelo6 (European bike lane) crosses the
Territoire de Belfort for 10 km on the banks of the canal that connects the
Rhône to the Rhine between Bourogne and Montreux-Château. This route,
a true “Green Corridor” offers a quality route that extends east into the
Alsace until Mulhouse.
From the Eurovelo6, two possibilities to join Belfort: via the “Coulée verte”
alongside the canal “Haute-Saône” to Montbéliard or via the francovélosuisse,
a bicycle lane that connects Belfort and Porrentruy in Switzerland.
BOTANS
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The Multimedia Space gantner is a place for art and new technologies. Since
2012 the cultural ministry included it in the Center of contemporary art. It offers
trainings, a virtual space, a documentary collection, exhibits, concerts and
performances. Tél. 03 84 23 59 72
The castle fountain (rock and pink sandstone – 1847) divided into three parts:
human drinking area, washing and rinsing area, trough for livestock.
Guardhouse washing fountain (rock and sandstone – 1849): structure
composed of two wash houses separated by a main alley. On three sides runs
a through that can water 40 animals at the same time.
Wash house (stone – 1865) built in a rectangular design and composed of three
pools.
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BERMONT
The small charming village of Franche Comté area. The church of St. Lawrence,
located on a rocky slope, is prominent on highway A36. On a structure dating
from perhaps the 12th century, the architect Charles GENTY rebuilt a church,
but kept the choir loft and the base of the steeple.
Belfort
From the Sun King to Denfert-Rochereau this city is at the heart of
French history. Protected by the Lion, a work of art from Bartholdi who is also
the creator of the Statue of Liberty, Belfort is still visible by its ramparts, which
were designed by Vauban. Inside the Citadel, the discovery walk allows you to
hike over moats in fortresses until you reach the Grand Souterrain (Great
Underground), transfigured by spectacular lighting. The History Museum has
devoted six of its rooms to Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi where sculptures,
sketches and photographs are displayed in order to promote the sculptor’s
connection to Belfort.
The Brisach Gate has been constructed in 1687 and embellished by Vauban to
honor Louis XIV. It’s the best entry to the city with its historical richness. Visit
Belfort, that’s also sauntering through the small charming narrow streets, feeling
the life of the Place d’Armes, admiring the colorful facades and the places full of
history.
The Flower village road (route des villages fleuris) from Auxelles-Bas to Lachapelle-sous-Rougemont at the base of the Vosges mountains.
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Peninsula of Malsaucy
The peninsula of the lake Malsaucy with its water sports area provides
lots of group or solo activities: sailing and dinghy, canoeing, windsurfing,
kayaking, rowing, archery and mountain biking.
The recreational area on the other side of the lake offers a sandy beach where
you can enjoy lots of outdoor and summer activities.
Tél. : 03 84 90 90 10 – www.cg90.fr
Located on the banks of the Malsaucy Lake at the base of the Ballons des
Vosges Nature Park, the departmental Environmental House (which is
responsible for raising awareness about the protection of the environment)
offers free exhibits and activities open to the public between March and
December. Tél. : 03 84 29 18 12 - www.cg90.fr
Near the lake Malsaucy, the pond Veronne is a large expanse of water
exclusively for fishing. A route of 4 km (1.5 hours, accessible to all: walkers,
strollers, wheelchair users) circles the pond with paths and pontoons on the
edge of the water.
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AUXELLES-HAUT
To commemorate the mobilization of the French forces of the Interior, a 15 km
hike called Down Memory Lane (“Chemin de la Mémoire”) tells the story of the
Haute Planche Underground and the long path towards liberation of northern
Franche-Comté (starting from the church).
THE SOUTHERN VOSGES
Come and explore the vast open spaces of the Southern Vosges, where
the ever-soothing, never monotonous green surroundings, from the pale
green of the meadowlands to the dark greens of the forest, are as perfect
for a spot of relaxation as they are for an exhilarating hike or a family
walk.
Then, of course, there is the strong blue presence of the region’s waters,
from its silent lakes and peat bogs to its gushing waterfalls, raging
torrents and indolent rivers, providing ample opportunity to indulge in
your favorite water sport or a spot of fishing.
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Ballon d’Alsace
One of the great national sites and characterized by a peak of 1247 m, the
Ballon d’Alsace provides an ideal playground for children and adults with its numerous
opportunities for physical activities and relaxation.
During winter season the recently modernized domain with its 10 alpin skiing slopes and
6 cross-country slopes welcomes all fans of winter sports. The snow park is a paradise for
all those who love the new winter sports. Le Ballon proposes also 3 snowshoeing paths
and sled dog rides.
During the summer season, fishers will be happy with all the torrents and waterfalls.
Everywhere you find well-signposted tracks for all levels of difficulty. Hikers may discover
the wonderful panoramas. If you like the risk, why don’t you try an extreme sport?
Paraglide, ascent/ descent of the Ballon by bike…
BREBOTTE
The Arts and Crafts Museum is located on an old farm of which the main
building has been restored. The collections focus on three areas: crafts in rural
areas, habitat and everyday life as well as farm equipment.
Tél.: 03 84 23 42 37
The Fine Art collections of the City of Belfort are exposed in the ring-shaped
room of the Tower 41. The specific architectural design of the place divides the
150 works into five themes: allegories, religious paintings, nature, portraits and
a space dedicated to Camille Lefèvre, sculptor and painter. The Museum of
Modern Art, donated by Jardot, houses a prestigious collection of more than 100
works of great modern painters, including Picasso, Léger and Braque…
The museum of punched card technique explains the history and prehistory of
the computer and automated data processing and shows you how automated
technology changed the daily life.
Belfort also appeals to nature-lovers with its numerous green spaces, parks and
gardens. The decorative garden beds in the parks of Lechten and Roseraie and
on the François Mitterrand Promenade are conductive to strolls. Several minutes
by foot from the downtown area, the “Etang des Forges” (pond) and its reed bed
offer an ideal spot for walking. Lots of habitats are represented here: deciduous
forests, creeks, pastures, vegetable gardens… The “Etang des Forges” also has
a water sports area where you can enjoy activities like sailing, canoing and
rowing. In Belfort also starts the bicycle lane francovélosuisse that connects two
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GIROMAGNY
The boom of Giromagny dates from the end of the Middle Age and occurred due
to the use its silver, lead and copper mines by the Habsbourgs, who were the
Lords of Rosemont at the time. Mining activity continued until the 18th century.
The mining path lets you discover the remains of its erstwhile usage. A tour of
fountains and wash houses shows you the origins of the city’s quarters. It is
near twenty watering areas, which were resources coveted by neighboring
towns in the 18th century.
The fort Dorsner, named after a General of the Empire and built between 1875
and 1879. This work was part of the fortification of eastern France in the Séré
de Rivières style. Tél.: 06 22 48 82 46 – www.la-caponniere.org
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SAINT-NICOLAS (KNOWN AS)
The convent of Saint Nicolas, the Saint Nicolas Chapel and the Keller Castle
date from the middle of the 19th century. They were built by Emile Keller (1828
– 1909), who was elected deputy of Belfort several times.
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ROUGEMONT-LE-CHATEAU
Near the remains of the fortified castle of Rougemont-le-Château, the Chapel of
Saint Catherine from 1876 replaced a chapel that was part of an already
existent hermitage from the 15th century. The foundation of the monk’s house
and Saint Catherine’s Spring are visible nearby.
Golf: 18 holes, one of the most beautiful in France (registered in 2013 in the list
of the best golfs of Fairways)
Tél. : 03 84 23 74 74 – www.golf-rougemont.com
13 Rue du Docteur Jacquot - 90400 BELFORT DANJOUTIN
Tél.: 03 84 57 88 88 / www.ibishotel.com
SUARCE
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MORVILLARS
National necropolis: on the military cemetery of Morvillars you can find 156
tombs of dead soldiers of the First World War (155 French and 1 English).
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FORT DE LA CÔTE D’ESSERT
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BAVILLIERS
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DANJOUTIN
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CHEVREMONT
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VEZELOIS
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MONTREUX-CHATEAU
Structure hollowed into the rock (around 1890). The entrance is by the way of the
trench ant the premises are entirely underground. Tél. : 03 84 21 74 85
Near the “GREEN CORRIDOR” come discover Bédar Park: forest terrain park. An
introduction to climing takes place on the water tower, and there are games for
children and a spot where you can observe semi-wild deer. Tél. 03 84 57 38 88
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SALBERT VIEW
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PHAFFANS
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BESSONCOURT
The Fort Sénarmont, named after the General, was erected between 1883 and
1886 to suppress access to Colmar and Basel roads and the Mulhouse railroad.
Tél. : 03 84 26 80 57
Ordener Fort 1883 – 1886, named after the General was built to cover the
Bessencourt Fort and roads coming from Switzerland.Tél.: 03 84 56 02 13
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FOUSSEMAGNE
From the Rhône to the Rhine. The Rhine-Rhône canal is certainly worth
scheduling a stop-off for. Since 2005, Montreux-Château has been attracting
hosts of motor-home holidaymakers to its comfortable stopover point on the
banks of the canal, and even the Eurovelo6 lane, which connects Nantes and
Budapest passes through this canalside stopping place in all its flower glory.
3 viewing tables let you gaze upon the panoramic view. On a clear day, you can see
all the way to the Alps and Mont Blanc. Hiking Options: 7.4km – 2 hours and 40
minutes.
The Fort des Basses Perches (Low Perched Fort), built between 1874 and 1877
represents the type of fort called a cavalier fort with open positions on top for
artillery. Tél. 03 84 28 24 21
The Church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption (Our Lady of the Assumption), built
in the Baroque style, is one of the most beautiful in the region, and is on the
National Registry for its altarpieces and statues.
Route de Perouse : mini-golf : 16 hole course.
Tél. : 03 84 21 08 56 / 06 30 31 29 95
Circuit Eisen : karting / pocket bikes.Tél. : 03 84 21 10 35 – www.eisen.fr
The only village in France without a church but with a synagogue (1850). The
Marnière pond, which is on the registry for Outstanding Natural Sites, was
designed so that walkers can discover its fauna and flora.
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LAC DE LA SEIGNEURIE
Lake for fishing and activities like pedal boats. Great picnic place.
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ROUGEGOUTTE
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ETUEFFONT
Nice village that obtained a four flowers award. The houses here have lovely gardens
and are beautifully decorated for yearly celebrations. 400 year old Linden tree.
On the road of the flower villages visit the Blacksmith Museum that is inside a
17th century building. It shows the evolution of family, social and economic life
from the 19th century through three generations of blacksmiths in the Petitjean
family. The Blacksmith Museum reveals the blacksmith’s authentic tools: his
living space and workshop comprise one single area.
Tél. : 03 84 54 60 41 - www.musees-des-techniques.org
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BETHONVILLIERS
Cour d'honneur de la
Citadelle de Belfort, en
face du Musée d'Histoire
Tél.: 06 15 46 51 74
Tous les trésors
de la Franche-Comté
sont dans Le Routard
This lake is a priority site for the protection of peat bog plants. It shelters
carnivorous plants in particular, including the Drosera intermedia which is
nationally protected. It is a breeding area for amphibians (red and green frogs).
An information sign and an observation deck let you approach these plants and
enter a developing peat bog.
The Thuriot Mill has supplied individuals and artisan bakeries with its flour for
three generations. The required wheat comes exclusively from local farmers.
Tél. : 03 84 23 87 15
CHAUX
Saint Martin Church (Middle Age – 1691). The old Saint Martin Church, whose
tower was erected in the 800s and then renovated in 1691, has assorted
artifacts (pulpit, communion rail, pew, confessional) and outstanding stained
glass windows signed Georges JEANIN from Nancy. Saint Martin stained glass
window (1939) – Arromanches (1944 – 1955). Tél. 03 84 29 21 44
A village that looks skyward with its airfield. On the airfield, a gliding and ULM
school center, a pilot and motorized flight school and hot air balloons offer
training and initiation to flying with certified instructors.
Tel. +33 (0)3 84 29 21 44
The Dorsner fort
Ballon d’Alsace
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The Demouge Sawmill is located on the right bank of the Beucinière, which powers its
motor via an overhead wood canal. The operating mechanism is a gear withfranche-comte.indd
a
wooden-toothed metallic wheel in troughs with a 4.50 m diameter. Doors open during the
year and visiting on appointment.
Tél. : 03 84 29 58 24 ou 03 84 29 32 45 (city hall)
True aerial trekking for young and old, the rope course “Acropark” is the ideal place
for an adventure.
Tél. : 03 84 23 20 40 ou 06 84 67 68 58 - www.acropark.fr
It is also a gathering place for bicycle tourists who ascend it on one of the three slopes – the
Tour de France passed here more than 30 times.
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Weavings: this place is the oldest industrial site of the territory (a smelter of mines was
established here in 1565). In the middle of the 19th century, the Boigeol family developed
weavings and spun goods. This industry provided work for all sectors of the population.
The weaving workshop of the Bridge would close its doors in 1987.
Clear, pure waters swimming with trout and many other species will dazzle those who enjoy
fishing.
Long fought over, the Ballon d’Alsace is full of historical memories. The landmarks that made
up the border of 1871 between France and Germany are thus still visible. The statue of Joan
of Arc, inaugurated in 1909, symbolizes the connection between Alsace and France and the
monument honoring the mine sweeper, erected in 1952, recalls the sacrifice of some 600 men
killed in the Ballon region.
Roche du cerf (Deer rock) : climbing area.
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LAMADELEINE-VAL-DES-ANGES
The origin of the hermitage goes back to the 16th century. It thus bears the name
Lamadeleine des Broudes (The Brothers of Lamadeleine; bruder = brother in German). This
chapel was the worship space for the valley’s miners. In the 17th century, the chapel
became a pilgrimage site. The entry’s 16th century Gothic vault is preserved.
Seasonal tourist information – Tél. : 03 29 25 20 38
Nature & Culture
Picturesque & Distinct
A Cultural Crossroads
From the summit of the Ballon d’Alsace, a designated national site that peaks at 1247 m of
elevation, to the Belfort Plain to the rolling southern countryside brimming with ponds,
discover the Territory of Belfort and enjoy both outdoor and cultural activities: hikes,
museums, heritage, bicycling, concerts, alpine skiing and Nordic skiing, dog sledding…
Between highlights and hot spots, the Territoire de Belfort welcomes you the whole year.
Nestled in the Jura foothills, the southern part of the Territoire de Belfort, rich in ponds and
rivers, has one of the most beautiful lookouts in the area. Pristine countryside stretches of
water and greenery are the main attractions. From the canal to the ponds, the hundreds of
bodies of water, such as the waters of the “Petite Sologne”, lend their charm to the calm and
beauty of this countryside. Delle, the town of the Caryatides and Beaucourt, the birthplace of
the Japy saga, offers an distinctive industrial and cultural heritage, providing a contrast with
the picturesque communities of this stretch countryside.
As the meeting point between Franche-Comté and Alsace as well as bordering Germany and
Switzerland, the Territoire de Belfort is enriched by its neighbors. Take advantage of the chance
to discover the neighboring cultures, do your shopping at the Christmas market in Montbéliard,
relax in the Badenweiler Hotsprings… Still many things to see nearby…
Vitality & Authenticity
From the Ballon d’Alsace, which is transformed into a wonderful winter sports resort when
snow covers its slopes, going through Giromagny, and the Malsaucy Lake and the southern
part of the Vosges - discover an authentic area offering a multitude of activities. From the
flower road and hiking to various outdoor activities, there is something for everyone.
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A dynamic and innovative Territory, especially with the arrival of the TGV train station and lots
of world-renowned industrial companies like “General Electric” and “Alstom” that are a source
of pride for its residents…
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The Territoire de Belfort knows how to choose the best from all the different influences. Enjoy
the gastronomic delights of the regional specialties and local recipes, and savor a Comptoise
fondue or a Marcaire meal. Need a little something sweet to tide you over? Try a Belflore pastry
or a Pave de Corbis cake! And for dinner? Family dinner or dinner for two? Quaint local places,
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In this village you can still find lots of frame houses. It is one of the most
particular villages of the Territoire de Belfort.
On the discovery path, you can take a tour of the summit with the help of reading tables
that will give you information on the local environment and its protection.
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Land of
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A 5 mn de la Citadelle et du Lion
A 15 mn de la gare TGV
3 place d'Armes
90000 Belfort
Tél.: 03 84 28 06 01
Swing Bridge: on the canal from the Rhone to the Rhine, it allows barges and
recreational boats to pass through. The construction of the canal started in
1804 and finished in 1830; it connects two rivers through a lock system.
countries. Only 40 kilometers to go from Belfort in France to Porrentruy in
Switzerland.
All over the year Belfort is filled with long-standing cultural events, athletic
events and festivals. From the FIMU (International College Music Festival) to the
Film Festival “Entervues”, the antique market to the Lion’s half-marathon, the
events in Belfort unite an increasing number of visitors each year, both
distinguished and popular.
Historical reconstitution
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Hôtel Restaurant ***
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Frame house Suarce
Belfort has maintained unparalleled traces of its glorious history, the
living proof of the towns strategic importance over the centuries. By
visiting the various sites and monuments, you will get a sense of the
vivacity of the city’s history. The Old Town, which has been entirely
renovated, is a myriad of narrow streets and charming squares. A place
for strolling casually, to take time out from it all to enjoy life. If there is
one feature that immediately attracts the attention of the visitors, it is the
colors of the faces of the houses.
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Saints Peter and Paul church: a beautiful Roman church, from a priory founded
in the 12th century that was occupied by the Cluny monks. This priory owes its
founding to the legend of Saint Maimboeuf, murdered in the 8th or 9th century
near the “cold fountain”. In 1105, Ermentrude, countess of Montbéliard,
decided to found a priory in the community. Notice the three human heads on
the inside cornice and the three naves with rustic archways on large pillars. Two
tombstones from the 18th century appear at the entrance.
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The departemental agricultural museum is located on a farm built in 1830 and
displays the different stages of development in agricultural machinery over the
last 200 years, as well as objects and tools from life during that era. A vegetable
garden and a large, shady orchard are open for visitors.
Tél.: 03 84 36 52 04
Fountain (12th century) which was hollowed into the rock of Henriette de la
Suze, who was the wife of Gaspard, Lord of Belfort. This is the place where she
would sit and write poems.