Explore the Arcades
Walk along the Rue Charles de Gaulle to see the town's famous 18th-century arcaded houses.





Remiremont, located in the heart of the Grand Est region, is a town steeped in history and natural charm. Often referred to as the 'City of the Canonesses,' its identity is deeply tied to its former powerful abbey, which left behind a legacy of elegant 18th-century stone buildings and the impressive Abbey Church of Saint-Pierre. Beyond its architectural heritage, the town serves as a vital gateway to the Vosges Mountains, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts interested in hiking, cycling, or winter sports. Visitors can enjoy the local atmosphere along the arcaded streets and explore the surrounding lush valleys of the Moselle.
Remiremont, located in the heart of the Grand Est region, is a town steeped in history and natural charm. Often referred to as the 'City of the Canonesses,' its identity is deeply tied to its former powerful abbey, which left behind a legacy of elegant 18th-century stone buildings and the impressive Abbey Church of Saint-Pierre. Beyond its architectural heritage, the town serves as a vital gateway to the Vosges Mountains, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts interested in hiking, cycling, or winter sports. Visitors can enjoy the local atmosphere along the arcaded streets and explore the surrounding lush valleys of the Moselle.
Elegant 18th-century architecture and the Abbey of Saint-Pierre.
Strategic location at the confluence of the Moselle and Moselotte valleys.
Proximity to the hiking and skiing trails of the Vosges Mountains.
The unique history of the 'Noble Chapter of Canonesses'.
Gateway to the Vosges, ideal for nature lovers.
Rich ecclesiastical history centered around the former noble abbey.
Smaller population ensures a peaceful, local-focused atmosphere.
Walk along the Rue Charles de Gaulle to see the town's famous 18th-century arcaded houses.
Don't miss the Abbey Church of Saint-Pierre and its 11th-century crypt.
History enthusiasts and travelers seeking a gateway to the Vosges Mountains.
EUR €
$100-$150 p/day
French, English
Use the town as a starting point for exploring the nearby Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park.
May-September
Mild weather perfect for hiking the lower Vosges trails as the flora begins to bloom.
Warm temperatures ideal for cycling and exploring the town's outdoor markets.
The surrounding forests turn vibrant colors, making it a scenic time for photography.
A quiet base for those heading to nearby ski resorts in the Vosges range.