Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Haute-Marne

Eglise gothique
52220 La Porte du Der

The abbey of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul de Montier-en-Der, an ancient Benedictine church of the 7th century at La Porte du Der (Grand Est), combines pre-Roman nave and Champagne Gothic choir, classified as Historic Monument since 1862.

Eglise de style classique
52220 Rives Dervoises

The Church of Notre-Dame-en-sa-Nativity of Puellemontier, a Gothic building of the 13th, 16th and 19th centuries, stands in Rives Dervoises in the Great East. Ranked a historical monument in 1992, it embodies the local religious heritage.

Château de style Renaissance
52600 Le Pailly

The Château du Pailly, a Renaissance jewel of Champagne-Ardenne, built between 1563 and 1573 in Le Pailly (Haute-Marne), combines ionic and Corinthian architecture in a preserved setting of French-style moats and gardens.

Musée des hommes d'état et des Présidents
52330 Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises

La Boisserie, a bourgeois house dating from the early 19th century in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises (Grand Est), was the family residence of General de Gaulle, transformed into a museum since 1980, maintaining its original furniture and park.

Eglise gothique
52100 Saint-Dizier

Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Saint-Dizier, built in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 18th century, is an iconic Gothic building in the East, marked by fires and major restorations in local history.

Château
52100 Saint-Dizier

The castle of Saint-Dizier, built in the 13th and 16th centuries, is a former royal castle located in Saint-Dizier in Haute-Marne, marked by military transformations and a turbulent history in the Great East.

Rempart
52200 Langres

The ramparts of Langres, built over 2000 years, form a 3.6 km defensive complex surrounding the upper city. Located in Haute-Marne, they bear witness to a rich military history, from the Gaulish Lingons to the Vauban fortifications.

Château de style néo-Renaissance
52700 Lafauche

The Château de Lafauche, a former 15th century castle located in Lafauche in Haute-Marne, was a modern fortress adapted to artillery, dominating the border between the Kingdom of France and the Duchys of Bar and Lorraine.