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Exploring the Haute-Marne: immersing yourself in nature

A stay at one of the campsites of the Fédération régionale de l’hôtellerie de plein air du Grand-Est in Haute-Marne promises an authentic experience in the heart of unspoilt nature. This Grand-Est département is renowned for its wide-open spaces, deep forests and picturesque villages. Between lakes, heritage and gastronomy, you’ll discover a generous territory, ideal for a rejuvenating camping or soft-roaming stay.

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Langres

Langres

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La Marne

Must-sees in Haute-Marne

In Haute-Marne, history can be read in the stones, forests and villages. Don’t miss Langres, whose ramparts offer an exceptional view of the surrounding plateaux. In Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, the figure of General de Gaulle watches over the region. You can also visit the Château du Grand Jardin in Joinville, Auberive Abbey, or the Bourbonne-les-Bains thermal baths for a wellness break. The National Forest Park, the five great lakes and the Chaumont viaduct complete this mosaic of discoveries.

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Natural and historical heritage of Haute-Marne

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History.

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Haute-Marne is home to an exceptional natural heritage. Fill up on sightseeing during your camping holiday! The National Forest Park, Europe’s leading hardwood park, protects a rare biodiversity in the heart of a peaceful region. The Liez, Charmes, Der and Mouche lakes promise swimming and unique moments of contemplation. Citadels, castles and small fortified towns are a reminder of the Haute-Marne’s centuries-old strategic importance in the history of the Grand-Est region.

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Top things to do in Haute-Marne

Tourism in Haute-Marne follows the rhythm of the seasons. In spring, you can hike or cycle the trails of the National Forest Park, when nature comes back to life. Summer invites you to swim and do water sports on the five lakes, or take a ride on the electric rosalie in Langres or Bourbonne. Autumn attracts the curious to Montier-en-Der for the International Festival of Wildlife Photography and cranes watching. In winter, it’s time for cultural visits! Chaumont, Vignory or Joinville unveil their castles and abbeys in a peaceful atmosphere.

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Haute-Marne gastronomy and crafts

Gourmet tourism in Haute-Marne showcases a rich and varied terroir. Langres cheese, with its golden rind, is an emblematic specialty. You’ll also find Burgundy truffles, chevillon, craft beers from Der or Choue, and champagne produced in the south of the département. Local craftsmen perpetuate rare skills: cutlery in Nogent, basketry in Fayl-Billot, glassmaking and floristry in Orges bear witness to a creativity that is still very much alive.

Must-visit campsites in Haute-Marne

Discover the other departments of the Grand-Est region

From Haute-Marne, discover the other regions of the Grand-Est! In the Ardennes, you’ll follow the Meuse and its deep forests. In the Aube region, you’ll discover the Champagne region and its great lakes. You’ll discover the Marne between champagne hillsides and Unesco-listed sites. In Lorraine, Alsace (Haut-Rhin and Bas-Rhin) and the Vosges, colorful villages, mountains and rivers extend your nature holiday. In Meuse, Moselle and Meurthe-et-Moselle, you’ll find sites of remembrance and a truly relaxed way of life.

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