Rouilly-Sacey: Apartments and Holiday Homes

Construction of the Church of Saint Martin in Rouilly began in the 12th century and was supplemented by further work in the 16th century.

Finding an apartment in Rouilly-Sacey can be part of planning your trip.

Culture

The stained-glass windows in the nave of the Church of Saint Martin in Rouilly date from the 16th century. The church also houses a reliquary and a 16th-century depiction of the Charité de Saint-Martin de Tours. Its furnishings also include a rich ensemble of statues.

The Fontaine de Saint Gengoult offers a place to rest in an area set back from the residential buildings. The Croix de Saint-Martin is publicly accessible and is highlighted by the lime trees planted beside it. The church in Sacey is dedicated to Saint Gengoult. The elevated location of the Church of Saint-Gengoul de Sacey on a hill contributes to its landscape setting; its various materials illustrate the local architecture.

Nature

The ZNIEFF “Pâtures de Sacey, marais et étangs du Gros Poncet et de la Prise d’eau à Rouilly-Sacey” lies east of Rouilly-Sacey in the Forêt d’Orient Regional Nature Park. Rouilly-Sacey is situated on the heights of the Champagne Crayeuse, overlooking it and offering views of the Champagne humide.

Hiking

The 5.7-kilometre Sentier du Balcon du Parc is listed as a PR hiking trail connecting Rouilly-Sacey and the Church of Sacey. The 3.7-kilometre Sentier de Putemusse is listed as a PR hiking trail connecting Rouilly-Sacey and the Domaine de la Forêt d’Orient.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Créney-Près-Troyes, Saint-Léger-Sous-Brienne, Champignol-Lez-Mondeville, La Chapelle-Saint-Luc, Joncreuil, Les Croûtes, Brienne-Le-Château, Ervy-Le-Châtel.

To the overview of the parent destination: Aube.