The Church of Saint-Pierre Saint-Hubert in Linthes was consecrated in 1134 and is dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Hubert, the patron saint of hunters. One of the notable trees in Linthes is the Arbre de la Liberté, which was planted in 1789.
Renting a holiday apartment in Linthes can be part of your travel planning.
Nature
Linthes lies at the foot of Mont de Chalmont and at an elevation of 134 metres above sea level. The usually dry Biard stream flows through the meadows of Linthes.
The soil of Linthes consists of three quarters white earth mixed with chalk and one quarter gravel; it is suitable for rye and sainfoin. Linthes is located half a kilometre from the Route royale.
Mont Méan is a hill in the vicinity of Linthes. Mont Aimé and Côte de Salon are hills in the wider regional surroundings of Linthes.
Surroundings
The Abbaye Notre-Dame du Reclus is a ruin in the vicinity of Linthes. The Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Andecy (Baye, Marne) is a monastery in the vicinity of Linthes.
The Château d'Étoges is a château in the wider regional surroundings of Linthes. The Abbaye de la Charmoye is also classified there as a historic site.
