The Château de Bourlémont is situated on the heights of Frebécourt, overlooking the Meuse Valley. The estate was established in the 12th century and expanded over the following centuries: round towers were added in the 13th century, followed at the end of the 14th and beginning of the 15th century by a two-storey residential building, a south wing and a chapel.
When planning a trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Frebécourt.
Culture
The chapel of Bourlémont Castle is dedicated to Saint Vincent. It houses a medieval altar, a 16th-century tomb and religious statues from Lorraine that bear witness to the religious art of the 16th century.
When visiting the Château de Bourlémont, you can explore the park and the French gardens. The grounds are open only on request for groups of 10 to 25 people.
The Church of Sainte-Colombe in Frebécourt dates from the 18th century. The Church of Saint Martin is associated with the rural landscapes of the surrounding area.
The Bassin de la grande fontaine is a stone washhouse on the banks of the Meuse and dates from 1840; the building is currently being restored.
Cycling
The fully signposted section of La Meuse à Vélo in the Ouest Vosgien runs through Frebécourt.
EuroVelo 19, La Meuse à Vélo, is an international cycle tourism route spanning more than 1,000 kilometres. It connects the source of the Meuse on the Langres Plateau with its mouth in Rotterdam.
On the section from Neufchâteau to Coussey, the route initially follows a 6-kilometre-long greenway before continuing along a paved, shared road with little traffic.
Landscape
The Saônelle flows from west to east through Frebécourt. The Meuse flows from south to north through Frebécourt.
