Hôtel Restaurant de l'Abbaye





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Great pilgrimages marked the history of Western Christendom, and particularly one of the most popular: the pilgrimage to Rome. Little by little, adapted itineraries were put in place, allowing "Romanies or Romans" to benefit from a network of hospices run by monks. Thus, a Roman road opened by Julius Caesar in 58 BC already linked France to Rome through Burgundy. The oldest written itinerary of an Anglo-Saxon pilgrim, is that taken in 990 by Sigéric, Archbishop of Canterbury who went to Rome...
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It was in 1115, on the borders of Champagne and Burgundy, that the future Bernard of Clairvaux, accompanied by 12 monks from Cîteaux, came to clear a clearing in the Val d'Absinthe. Force of work later, the great abbey of the “clear valley”, formed the group of four “major” daughters (first foundations) of Cîteaux. Planted with vines and animated by barns, forges and mills, it will be strong with hundreds of filiations across Europe, definitively imbued with Cistercian spirituality. Don't...
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This route departing from Vaudrémont in Haute-Marne runs between the Renne and Aujon valleys. The path is very hilly and alternates between forest areas and open spaces. You will have beautiful views. The route crosses the villages of Montheries, Cirfontaines-en-Azois and Aizanville.