[1/11]  Colombey les Deux Eglises, the village of Charles de Gaulle
What to do and see at Colombey les Deux Eglises and in the surroundings. House of General Charles de Gaulle. Memorial.
 » perso.wanadoo.fr/colombeyles2eglises/

[2/11]  Gîte rural de Celsoy
Gite at Chaumont - Haute-Marne
 » www.chez.com/gitedecelsoy/

[3/11]  Tourism in Haute-Marne

 » www.tourisme-hautemarne.com

[4/11]  Collection of ancient postcards
Postcards about Saint-Dizier and Haute-Marne railways
 » perso.wanadoo.fr/robert.david

[5/11]  Rural gite in Haute-Marne

 » membres.tripod.fr/GiteRural/

[6/11]  Aprey, a village on the Plateau de Langres, Haute-Marne
Prestigious patrimony ; chinaware factory of the 18th century and covered marketplace.
 » aprey52.free.fr/

[7/11]  Langres, Champagne Ardenne
One among the 50 "most beautiful cities of France", a fortress with its belt of remparts (3km), 7 towers and six doors, Langres was at the 2nd century the capital of the Lingons people.
 » perso.wanadoo.fr/microtel.langres/

[8/11]  Dans-ma-ville.com : Chaumont
The Town live : administration, tourism, shopping, leisure, business, ...
 » www.dans-ma-ville.com/france-52/chaumont/

[9/11]  Ecot la Combe
Half way between Rimaucourt and Nogent, take time to stop at Ecot la Combe, one of the smallest districts of Haute-Marne, and among the most beautiful and historically rich places in Haute Marne.
 » perso.wanadoo.fr/didier.desnouvaux/ecot.htm

[10/11]  Langres country and its four lakes
This outstanding fortified town, listed amongst the 50 most beautiful towns in France, has conserved its ramparts, seven towers (include the Navarre and Petit-Sault Towers) and six gates. All information about city and region.
 » www.tourisme-langres.com