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Lachalade
Lachalade Abbey
Lachalade Abbey
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49 ° 10 ′ 29 ″ N 4 ° 59 ′ 20 ″ E

Lachalade is a village in the Meuse of about 60 inhabitants.
This village is no longer considered a stopover town because he does not own any business.

Understand

Geography

Lachalade is located in the heart of the Argonne forest, in the Biesme valley.

Story

To go

By car

  • 1 (D2) Rue du Four in Paris – The only road to access the village.

By bus

  • 2 RITM (Meuse Intermodal Transport Network) Logo indicating a link to the website

By train

Circulate

By car

The car is not very recommended to circulate in the village, unless you are staying there for a short time. There is almost no traffic.

By bike / On foot

Traveling by bike or on foot is highly recommended to visit this small village, it is impossible to get lost in it. Park your car near the old abbey and take the time to visit!

To see

Lachalade Abbey.
  • 1 Former Cistercian abbey and its cemetery Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link rue du Four in Paris (south of the village) Logo indicating timetables Free access. Logo indicating tariffs Free. – Founded in 1120, it was suppressed during the French Revolution. Its abbey church survived looting and dismemberment and became the parish church of the small village of Lachalade.
  • 2 Monument to the Garibaldians and the Memorial Cross Logo indicating a link to the website rue du Four in Paris (south of the village) Logo indicating timetables Free access. Logo indicating tariffs Free. – These monuments were erected in memory of the 590 Italian volunteers who died in Argonne and the Garibaldi brothers.
  • 3 La Forestière military cemetery
  • 4 A stele (in the forest, near La Forestière cemetery) – In memory of an RAF crew who fell in 1943 in the town cemetery, near the abbey.

Do

  • Forest trip

To buy

Eat

Have a drink / Go out

Housing

Communicate

Around

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