Aubréville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
The Église Saint-Martin has 17 stained-glass windows. One depicts Saint Martin sharing his cloak. Three of the windows were created by master craftsmen from Nancy and acquired in 1933. The church was destroyed in 1915, rebuilt in 1926, damaged again during the Second World War, and restored in 1946.
The village oratory of Aubréville is a rural place of prayer associated with the veneration of a patron saint. Tourists regularly stop there, and the municipality has preserved access to the oratory.
The Lavoir des Dames was used by the village women for weekly washing as well as for the major washing in spring and autumn. At the same time, it was a place to meet and exchange news. It was built before 1847. The lavoir is located near the Moulin du Professeur Choron; municipal employees were commissioned to restore the paving at the lavoir.
Nature
Marked hiking trails lead through Aubréville and can continue towards Varennes or Clermont. Marked mountain-bike circuits also pass through the village.
The Forêt de Hesse lies in the eastern part of the Aubréville area. The preserved landscape around Aubréville is characterised by ponds and noteworthy elements of the rural cultural heritage.
Information on suitable fishing spots and the applicable regulations can be obtained.
Those planning Aubréville as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
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