Bourgogne-Fresne

Classified as Historic Monuments, the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul was built between the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Partly rebuilt following the destruction of the First World War, the building still unveils today a Romanesque tower, a Gothic nave, or a triumphal arch of Romanesque style. Note that the chapel dedicated to the Virgin dates from the sixteenth century.

In the cemetery which surrounds the church of Bourgogne, one can see an imposing crypt of the twentieth century which unveils a decoration all in marble mosaic and color. This mausoleum was a veritable pilgrimage for the German soldiers during the occupation of the Second World War in the 1940s.

Walking through the village, you will discover some vestiges of the ancient ramparts, as well as a tomb dating from the Tene, also called Second Iron Age.

On July 14, the village offers a torchlight retreat, a ball, and a fireworks display.

Hiking is offered during the summer.