Martinvelle: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The church of Martinvelle is partly classified as a historic monument and partly listed as a historic monument; it is fully protected. Architecturally, it is partly Romanesque and includes a castle chapel.

Martinvelle is also home to a small 17th-century Saint Roch chapel. Martinvelle-Jadis presents a collection of equipment and tools from earlier times, documenting industrial, craft, agricultural and rural activities in the Vosges plain. More than 3,000 objects are on display there across an exhibition area of 500 m².

The church of Martinvelle can be visited individually or as part of a guided tour by arrangement. The chapel of Martinvelle can be visited independently or as part of a guided tour by prior booking. The Musée Martinvelle Jadis offers self-guided visits and guided tours on request.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Martinvelle can choose Martinvelle as their destination.

Nature

The Sentier des Huguenots is an easy 10-km hike starting and ending in Martinvelle. The route follows the trail of Huguenots from Franche-Comté who fled to the Lorraine region.

The Sentier des Huguenots passes through a forest where boundary markers bearing coats of arms from the division between the Duchy of Lorraine and the Kingdom of France in the 17th century are still visible. In the Vosges, the Écurie du Pramier offers carriage rides in a horse-drawn vehicle seating 8 to 10 people.

More local pages: Saint-Maurice-Sur-Mortagne, La Voivre, Vrécourt, Gironcourt-Sur-Vraine, Wisembach, Ban-Sur-Meurthe-Clefcy, Jeuxey, Corcieux

To the main travel overview: Vosges.