Commercy - Commercy

Commercy is a city in the department Meuse in the region Grand Est (former region Lorraine) in France.

background

The city on the Meuse, Seat of a sub-prefecture, came to France in 1766 after an eventful history.

getting there

By plane

Please refer Bar-le-Duc

By train

Commercy has a rail connection. Also operate from Meuse TGV regular buses to the city on the high-speed route.

By bus

In the street

Commercy is around 8.5 km north of the four-lane national road almost 40 km west of Nancy. The city is accessed from the N4 via the D954.

By boat

The canalized Meuse is navigable (Canal de la Meuse, formerly Canal de l'Est) and is connected to the canal network of eastern France.

By bicycle

Commercy is on the Maas cycle route.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

• The Commercy Castle with its courtyard open to the city, a colossal Ionic column arrangement on the corps de logis and the side wings ending in pavilions. On the side of the Meuse is a high terrace wall that hides the remains of the Gothic Upper Castle, a moated castle. The castle burned down in 1944, but the exterior was restored (today municipal offices).
• The baroque Hotel de Ville (Town hall).
• The Saint-Pantaléon church.
• The Benedictine priory Breuil.

activities

shop

kitchen

nightlife

accommodation

health

Practical advice

The city is for the pastries Madeleines de Commercy known.

trips

literature

Web links

http://www.commercy.fr - Commercy official website