Giromagny: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Giromagny
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Giromagny lies at the foot of the Ballon d’Alsace. The D465 runs through the town, connecting Belfort with the Vosges.
If you are staying in Giromagny, you would like to book a hotel.
Townscape and paths
The Voie Verte is reserved for pedestrians and cyclists. It connects the cycle path coming from Belfort with Giromagny town center.
Culture and history
Fort Dorsner was built from June 1875 to 1880. It protected the north-south route between the Ballon d’Alsace and Belfort. The Fontaine Louis XV was built in 1758 and classified as a historic monument (Monument historique) in 1916.
The Maison Mazarin still has vaulted cellars. Guided tours of the Maison Mazarin and its park are organized.
Sightseeing
The Fort Dorsner association offers public tours on Wednesdays and Sundays in July, August, and September until the Journées du Patrimoine. From July to September, nighttime tours by lamplight are also available; guided tours for groups are offered as well.
Other features of the town
Fishing is possible in the river and the pond in Giromagny. The former drainage gallery of the Saint-Pierre mine can be seen in Giromagny, in the garden of the house at the end of the footbridge.
For further orientation, you can also view the information on Lepuix.
For the higher-level travel overview: Territoire De Belfort.
