Cléry-Le-Grand: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Ciel de Meuse: Portes d’Argonne cycling route leads to the entrance of Cléry-le-Grand and then turns towards Aincreville.
Those planning a stay in Cléry-le-Grand may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Cycling Route
The Ciel de Meuse: Portes d’Argonne route is classified as easy for road bikes, very easy for electric bicycles, and easy for VTC bikes.
Nature
Several hills are located around Cléry-le-Grand: Montécouvée, Saint-Hippolyte, Côte Saint-Germain, and Le Paradis.
Culture
Le Chateau is an ancient site in the vicinity of Cléry-le-Grand. In the wider surrounding region are the historic site Abbaye de Belval-Bois-des-Dames and the historic site Abbaye Notre-Dame de Chéhéry. Fort de Bois Bourrus is also located in the wider surrounding region of Cléry-le-Grand.
The Ancien moulin was built as a grain mill in the 19th century. Its millstones were powered by a waterwheel driven by the flow of the Andon. The Ancien moulin mill has disappeared, but its sluice gates have been preserved and are still used depending on the water level.
The Église Saint-Laurent is a former castle chapel dating from the 12th century. It was rebuilt in the 16th century; the present-day choir dates from the 19th century.
History
Charles Dashiell Harris was mortally wounded on October 20, 1918, in a trench in the Bois des Clairs-Chênes within the territory of Cléry-le-Grand.
The Monument aux morts is an obelisk topped by a sky-blue-painted bust of a Poilu.
The Stèle du capitaine Harris, guerre 14-18 was erected in granite in 1925, near the place where Charles Dashiell Harris fell, along the road from Cléry-le-Grand to Cunel.
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