Franconville is a small, peaceful village at the foot of the Upper Vosges and belongs to the land of the Lorraine mirabelle plum.
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History and Church
During the First World War, from 1914 to 1918, there were six casualties in the municipality of Franconville; in addition, six children from the village fell in combat for France.
On 24 August 1914, the 15th Dragoon Regiment defended Franconville in order to delay the enemy's advance, and subsequently withdrew to Moriviller.
The parish church of Saint-Mansuy in Franconville was probably built in the 16th century. The portal of the parish church of Saint-Mansuy in Franconville is crowned by a gable with floral motifs.
Surroundings
The ruins of Château de Qui-Qu'en-Grogne are located in the vicinity of Franconville. The Abbaye de Beaupre Moncel-les-Luneville monastery is also located in the vicinity of Franconville.
The Parc des Bosquets is located in the vicinity of Franconville. The hill of La Colline Inspirée lies in the wider surrounding region of Franconville.
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The discovery trail around Franconville invites families and friends to follow in the footsteps of Franconville's past, the “Maison des francs”.
The discovery trail around Franconville is listed as a tourist attraction for Franconville.
The Musée de la Brasserie museum is located in the wider surrounding region of Franconville. The Musée du Cristal museum is also located in the wider surrounding region of Franconville.