Paissy: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Paissy has numerous large cavities, locally known as “Creutes” or “Boves”, which form a troglodytic habitat. The troglodytic village lies in the valley south of the Chemin des Dames and is ideal for a stroll.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Paissy is planning a stay in the village.

Culture and History

During the First World War, civilians and soldiers lived together in the Creutes of Paissy. One served as a cinema, another as a school and as a place of worship. The houses of Paissy were rebuilt after 1922.

The Church of Saint Remi in Paissy was destroyed in 1917 during the fighting at the Chemin des Dames and rebuilt.

The ruins of Vauclair Abbey are located in the immediate vicinity of Paissy. The historic sites of Ferme de Froidmont and La Croix sans Tête are also located around Paissy. Château de la Roche is likewise situated in the vicinity of Paissy.

Nature

Numerous orchids bloom in spring on Paissy’s limestone grasslands, while the yellow-flowering sticky restharrow blooms in summer. The white flowers of mountain germander grow on the limestone rock outcrops.

Geographical Setting

The hill Côte 108 is located in the wider regional surroundings of Paissy.

Walk

The 4.0 km circular walking route “Un village à flanc de falaise” in Paissy is 4.0 km long.

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