Located north of Haute-Marne , at the borders of Marne and Meuse , about ten kilometres from Der-Chantecoq Lake , Saint-Dizier is a former stronghold and industrial town which invites visitors to discover all its attractions. Walks around Jard and the ramparts, an old medieval castle converted into a sub-prefecture, an Art Nouveau tour of the town's cast iron ornaments balconies, door panels etc. The museum contains a variety of collections of fine art, cast iron ornaments, archaeology, ornithology and local history.
Open forests of Lac du Der en Champagne located within 10 km. It enjoys a microclimate that makes the sector more temperate region. With a population approaching 30 , Saint-Dizier is the 5th largest city of Champagne-Ardenne. Saint-Dizier, a city on the move! Simple town near a stately home in the 9th century, Saint-Dizier became fortified in the 13th century, after its merger with the villages of La Noue Olonna and Gigny.
The expansion of the metal has changed over the centuries, this former stronghold in industrial city. Recent renovations have made Saint-Dizier to the charm of cities in which to live. Each of the neighborhoods that comprise nevertheless maintained its own identity, which is reflected at the option of walking. Saint-Dizier is a city animated by a festival every season. Saint-Dizier between Earth and Lake: Located less than 10 km from Saint-Dizier, Lake Der en Champagne is one of the largest artificial lakes in Europe: 4, hectares of water, 77 km of shores.
Throughout the year the lake of Der en Champagne offers to show nature. Virtual visit. Add to favourites Remove from favourites. Add to itinerary Remove from itinerary. Have your say Add to itinerary Open map. Additional information Saint-Dizier.
Places of interest. Tourist Office of Saint-Dizier. Municipal Museum of Saint-Dizier. Forest of the Val. Municipal Theatre of Saint-Dizier. Train station of Saint-Dizier. Wallace Fountain and Castle Saint-Dizier. Monument to the Siege of The half-timbered churches of Pays du Der. Charming buildings near the borders of Aube, Marne and Haute-Marne. Vignory Church. Stained glass windows and half-timbered houses in the Der area. The archaeological site of Grand.
