Saint-Gilles: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Nature
In Saint-Gilles in the Marne département, the Orillon flows into the Ardre. The Orillon is a left-bank tributary of the Ardre and is approximately 16 kilometres long.
Culture
The Church of Saint-Pierre de Saint-Gilles has an elongated octagonal bell tower. Its construction combines Romanesque elements from the 12th century with a chancel ending from the 13th century; a sacristy was added during the Renaissance.
In the vicinity of Saint-Gilles is Château de la Roche, a sight classified as a castle. Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Igny is also located nearby and is classified as a monastery.
Hiking
One hiking route leads to Saint-Gilles and uses a section of the GR142 as well as the former route of the Chemin de fer de la Banlieue de Reims (CBR) railway line.
Surroundings
In the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Gilles are Maison de Camille et Paul Claudel, a building classified as a museum, as well as La Croix sans Tête, a sight classified as a historic site, Square Colbert, an area classified as a garden, and Côte 108, a landform classified as a hill.
Those who have chosen Saint-Gilles as their holiday destination may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.
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