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Le Pan de Bois
📍 Bar-sur-Seine, Aube
· 126 grande rue de la Résistance, 10110 Bar-sur-Seine
À propos
Le Pan de Bois is located in Bar-sur-Seine, a pretty little "Cité de Caractère" in the heart of the Côte des Bar region, with numerous discovery options:
Visits to the town and strolls along the Seine to discover the little cadoles on the banks, the 16th-century house, the Church of Saint Etienne and its magnificent stained-glass windows, the Escalier Jeanne de Navarre, the Clock Tower and its panorama, Avalleur and its Templars, the vineyards, tastings at the winegrowers', and the surrounding hiking trails.
And why not take advantage of your stay to discover the beautiful town of Troyes, 30 minutes away, with its timber-framed houses, pedestrian streets, the Hôtel du Vauluisant, the heart of Troyes, the banks of the Seine and the Cathedral, not forgetting the factory outlets and their attractive brand names, the lakes of the Forêt d'Orient, the beauty of Auguste Renoir's works that you'll discover at the Musée Renoir in Essoyes, and the charm of Mussy-sur-Seine, a small Cité de Caractère with a strong medieval past.. our region abounds in picturesque beauty.
You'll be staying in a small half-timbered building, fully renovated to blend Renaissance details with modern amenities.
A little extra: private parking
Numerous restaurants, cafés and shops, the Tourist Office and the weekly Friday market at Place de la Halle are all nearby.
Visits to the town and strolls along the Seine to discover the little cadoles on the banks, the 16th-century house, the Church of Saint Etienne and its magnificent stained-glass windows, the Escalier Jeanne de Navarre, the Clock Tower and its panorama, Avalleur and its Templars, the vineyards, tastings at the winegrowers', and the surrounding hiking trails.
And why not take advantage of your stay to discover the beautiful town of Troyes, 30 minutes away, with its timber-framed houses, pedestrian streets, the Hôtel du Vauluisant, the heart of Troyes, the banks of the Seine and the Cathedral, not forgetting the factory outlets and their attractive brand names, the lakes of the Forêt d'Orient, the beauty of Auguste Renoir's works that you'll discover at the Musée Renoir in Essoyes, and the charm of Mussy-sur-Seine, a small Cité de Caractère with a strong medieval past.. our region abounds in picturesque beauty.
You'll be staying in a small half-timbered building, fully renovated to blend Renaissance details with modern amenities.
A little extra: private parking
Numerous restaurants, cafés and shops, the Tourist Office and the weekly Friday market at Place de la Halle are all nearby.
