Coupéville: Holiday Apartments and Houses
The Church of Saint Memmie in Coupéville brings together several clearly datable examples of architecture and art. Its original section is Romanesque and dates from the 12th century. In the 13th century, the church was expanded with vaults, two large chapels, and a gallery in the forecourt.
Culture
The furnishings include a statue of Saint Memmie, which is classified as a protected historic object; this protection has been in place since April 2, 1908. The church also houses a wooden Renaissance statue of Saint Memmie. The tabernacle has three sections separated by twisted columns, while its door depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd. The furnishings are completed by a polychrome stone figure of Saint Mary Magdalene from the 15th century.
The forecourt of the Church of Saint Memmie is a characteristic example of the religious art of Champagne. The church can be visited by prior arrangement with the municipal administration.
Finding a holiday apartment in Coupéville is an integral part of planning your trip.
Cuisine
Champagne lentils are the main focus among the local products: Brigitte and Didier Lambin run a certified organic farm in Coupéville that produces Champagne lentils, lentil flour, and flaxseed. Packets of Champagne lentils are available at the tourist office shop, at the Lambin family farm, and in local grocery stores.
Cycling
The “The Champagne Plain” route runs eastward from Marson to Coupéville.
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