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Ancienne blanchisserie industrielle

An industrial laundry, the date of establishment and name of which are unknown, occupied the site in the first half of the 20th century. In 1961, the site was taken over by IMF (Industrie Métallurgique Française), a company specialising in bolts, large-diameter fasteners and specialised bolts produced by bar turning, die-forging or forging. In 1971, this company expanded the factory by adding

Ancienne brasserie des Ardennes

The buildings, constructed in the early 17th century near Place Ducale, were converted into a brewery in the early 20th century by Henri Masse, who served as master brewer until 1936. At that time, the premises housed a beer warehouse for the Coq Ardennais brewery. A workshop was added to the courtyard in the early 20th century. By the 1960s, operations appear to have been limited to the warehouse, and the site is a

Ancienne fonderie de la Société des Aciérés

The Société des Aciéries de Charleville, founded in 1948 by Mr Collot, produced cast steel for the motor industry. Following difficulties in 1978, the plant on Rue Forges Saint-Charles closed in 1984, followed by the one in Villers-Semeuse in 1988. Having fallen into disuse, the site was purchased in 1988 and 1994 by a private individual, who had the roofs of the casting workshop removed for safety reasons. The a

Ancienne fonderie Grandry

The factory founded by the Grandry brothers in 1848 in Nouzonville was relocated to Sablé (Sarthe) during the Second World War. It established itself in Mézières in 1954 under the name Fonderies Grandry S.A., specialising in valve components (fountain valves) and cast steel equipment for public works. The original buildings comprised offices and workshops

Ancienne imprimerie Trécourt

The Trécourt family, who have been printers since the 18th century, own several printing works, including one in Vouziers and one in Mézières, founded in 1812 by Jean-Baptiste Louis Trécourt. After him, Ferdinand Devin ran the printing works from 1852 to 1890, followed by Albert Anciaux until 1914. During the First World War, the premises were occupied by the German army. Taken over by Pierre Anciaux in 1931, it remained

Ancienne Savonnerie Chotin

The date on which Jean Chotin’s soap factory was established is unknown, but we know that it was in operation during the Second World War. After the Liberation, the site was converted into a scrap metal yard by Mr Chotin, then taken over in 1980 by the heating company Cophignon, which still occupies the premises. The buildings appear to date from the late 19th or early 20th century. The building at

Ancienne usine de chaudronnerie Faure

The metalworking, sheet metal and galvanising plant, situated in Mézières, is thought to have been built in the late 19th or early 20th century. After the Second World War, it housed the Gaston Dham paint factory. Today, the site is shared between the Ponsart garage, on the Quai Roussel side, and the technical premises of Espace Habitat, on the Rue d’Alsace and Boulevard Poirier side. In 1943, the factory

Ancienne usine de construction mécanique Richier

In 1929, Paulin Richier began manufacturing concrete mixers in the buildings constructed in 1931 in Montjoly, Charleville, and expanded his business in 1933 to include road rollers. In 1946, he opened the Mecaest-Mézières factory (Nordest I, now demolished) to assemble mechanical excavators, followed in 1949 by the Fonderie Nouvelle and two Mecaest-Charleville units (Nordest II), dedicated to the manufacture of

Ancienne usine de gaz

The plant, built in 1842 to produce gas from coal, was modified several times, completely rebuilt in the 1920s and 1930s, and remained in operation until the 1960s. It comprised three gasometers (10,000 m³), which were demolished in the 1980s. Around 1965, the furnaces and plant were replaced by offices and technical workshops. Situated on the banks of the Meuse, the site covers an area of 17,500 m²

Ancienne usine de matériel électrique industriel

At the end of the 19th century, Bosshard founded an electrical equipment factory at a place known as Le Moulinet, which was moved to its current location before 1910. In 1913, the Poirier brothers took over the business under the name Bosshard, Poirier Frères et Cie. The factory was looted in 1915, and restoration work is recorded as having taken place in 1920. The company diversified its activities to include the manufacture and repair of generators and electric motors

Activities and walks

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Activités Outdoor avec Mfitness

Are you looking for a rewarding and well-organised outdoor sporting experience? At Mfitness, we offer a variety of exciting outdoor activities for all ability levels and all ages. Whether you’re keen on cycling, mountain biking, rollerblading, hiking, Nordic walking or canoeing, and more, we have the perfect adventure for you. What we offer: A wide range of activities:

Association Randonneurs et Pèlerins 08

Our mission: - To help mark out the Campaniensis route in partnership with RP51. - To provide information - To prepare future pilgrims before they set off and support them along the way - To issue the pilgrim’s credential - To organise walking trips, talks, etc.

Balade à pied: Circuit urbain Charleville-Mézières

Easy level. On foot. Approximately 8 km. · Signposted: no. · Source: Charleville-Mézières and Region Tourist Office.

Balade à vélo: Entre Pays des Sources et Crêtes

45 km – 3 hours. Difficulty: suitable for families.> Ascent: 490 m – Descent: -487 m.> Starting point: Charleville-Mézières – heading towards Villers-Semeuse and Flize.

Base de loisirs de la Warenne

Located in the Manchester district, the Warenne site offers tourists and residents of Carollacériens, for the duration of the summer, supervised swimming and a fine sandy beach. During the summer months, the Warenne site offers a wide range of facilities (a children’s play area, tables, benches, changing rooms and showers equipped for and accessible to people with reduced mobility, etc.) that will satisfy most

Central Park - Bowling - Billards - Jeux laser

Central Park welcomes you to 3,500 m² of leisure facilities. Open every day from 11.30 am until midnight from Sunday to Thursday, and until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays. - Bowling lanes: 16 FFBSQ-approved lanes in a warm and comfortable setting. Whether you’re a beginner, an amateur or a pro, come and enjoy some fun with family or friends. Children aged 6 and over can enjoy

Centre Aquatique Bernard Albin

For a fun and relaxing family outing in a water park. With its striking architecture, the aquatic centre offers a whole range of water-based activities: a sports pool, a paddling pool, water slides, a whirlpool, wave pool, counter-current pool, sauna, hammam and spa. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the marina and the River Meuse. In summer, they

Cie "33 Plume en scène"

Founded in 2002 and based in the Ardennes since 2014, Compagnie 33 Plume en Scène, a non-profit organisation under the 1901 Act, is now a key cultural player in the region.Based in Charleville-Mézières, it works to make theatre and the performing arts a genuine catalyst for personal fulfilment, social cohesion and shared experience. A company committed to the local area. Rooted in the cultural landscape

Cinéma Métropolis

Metropolis Cinema: a new cinema experience. 10 screens, 2,000 seats, giant screens, digital sound, a sweet shop, a café and a photography gallery.

Circuit Rimbaud

Easy level. On foot. Places to see: 1 – Arthur Rimbaud statue 2 – Birthplace 3 – Maison des Ailleurs 4 – Arthur Rimbaud Museum 5 – Arthur Rimbaud statue 6 – ‘Voyelles’ media library 7 - Grave, approx. 3 km. · Location: Charleville-Mézières town centre · Signposting: none

Where to stay

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Aire de camping-car de Charleville-Mézières - Camping Car Park

The 8 pitches available free of charge, situated between the 4-star campsite and the marina, are close to the River Meuse and a 10-minute walk from the town centre, which can be reached via a lovely footbridge that leads to the rear of the Rimbaud Museum.

Appartement : L'Atelier du lavoir

Welcome to L’Atelier du Lavoir, a charming, tastefully furnished flat situated on the 2nd floor of a townhouse dating from 1850, in the heart of Charleville-Mézières. Ideal for a couple, a couple with a child, or even three adults.You’ll receive a warm welcome, and a selection of local treats will be provided to enhance your stay. Personalised check-in with a member of staff. Every day from 5.00 pm. Check-out

Camping du Mont-Olympe

An area with 8 free parking spaces (no facilities) situated between the 4-star campsite and the marina, near the River Meuse and 10 minutes from the town centre, accessible via a lovely footbridge that leads to the rear of the Rimbaud Museum.The campsite offers users of the car park the option, if required, to use a waste disposal point, electricity supply and water refill facilities for a fee.

Chambre d'hôtes - Appartement 12

Two guest rooms on the second floor of a block of flats in a pedestrianised street, just one minute from Place Ducale. One room with en-suite bathroom, toilet and TV, and one room with shower, toilet and TV. A shared kitchenette with induction hobs, a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave, a cot available on request and a hairdryer. Two comfortable guest rooms in the town centre, sleeping 4 people

Chambre d'hôtes - B&B Charlestown

The house is situated in Charleville-Mézières, in the Ardennes, a 15-minute walk from the Place Ducale and right next to the Trans-Ardennes Greenway, making it ideal for cycling along the Meuse Cycle Route/EuroVelo 19. Charleville-Mézières railway station is a 20-minute walk away. The neighbourhood is quiet and it is easy to park for free near the house in the old

Chambres d'hôtes - La Clef des champs

Situated in the very heart of the new town of Charleville, founded by Charles de Gonzague in 1608, La Clef des Champs welcomes you to one of its five guest rooms or its self-catering cottage.‘Sensation’ Room: For 1 to 4 people (2 adults, 2 children) – 20m² on the 2nd floor ‘Ma Bohême’ Room Suitable for 1 to 5 people, 20m² on the 2nd floor. ‘Au Cabaret Vert’ Room: Suitable for 1 to 2 people, 13m² on the 2nd floor. ‘Rêvé pour l’hiv’ Room

Chambres d'hôtes - La Ferme de Saint-Julien

In the heart of the medieval town, in the shopping district of Mézières, on the Place de la Basilique, two guest rooms (with en-suite bathroom and toilet, TV, Wi-Fi, private parking and garage) each with their own unique atmosphere: “Ailleurs” and “Rêves de chat”. The farmhouse was built on the foundations of the Milard Tower. The owners offer you a warm welcome and serve high-quality home-cooked meals.

Gite - A l'aube d'Arthur

The Charles Suite, an apartment for 4 people, is situated on Rue du Moulin, 200 metres from Place Ducale, opposite the Arthur Rimbaud Museum. It is furnished with designer pieces and offers all modern comforts. The Charles Suite has high-speed internet with Wi-Fi as well as Netflix. Linen is provided: towels, sheets and duvet covers. The beds are made for your

Gîte - Bulle d'Ardenne

A spacious 110m² flat, running the length of the building, facing east/west, fully refurbished in the heart of Charleville. The flat comprises: - 1 large fitted kitchen- 1 large bathroom with a bath - separate toilet - 2 bedrooms overlooking the inner courtyard -- the first with 1 double bed (160/200) -- the second with 2 single beds (90/190) -- single bed in

Gite - Chez Jeanne

A furnished flat ideally situated 5 minutes from Place Ducale on a square in the listed historic quarter of Charleville – a stone’s throw from the banks of the Meuse – opposite Arthur Rimbaud’s former school and the Voyelles media library.This peaceful flat is situated on the ground floor of a two-storey old family house (with a tenant on the first floor) on the historic Place Jacques Félix, in the former Sépulc district.

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Boulangerie Pâtisserie Chocolaterie - Le Mont Olympe

Since 1999, Albéric and Marie-Ange Domelier have built the success of the Le Mont-Olympe bakery, patisserie and chocolate shop on quality, the provenance and respect for the ingredients they select, as well as the passing on of artisanal expertise.Every day, they produce the following with generosity and refinement: organic breads, fine pastries, confectionery, Carré DU Monde® chocolate creations and specialities

Brasserie "Bistrot des chineurs"

The shop is a concept store: it offers a selection of homemade light meals (dish of the day, desserts, charcuterie and cheese platters, tapas, etc.), which are also suitable for vegetarians. Tea room; sale of industrial-style homeware and other items; sale of women’s clothing from the current collection.

Brasserie "Chez Georges"

It’s simply a lovely place to get together over delicious little dishes and fine produce, to be shared generously. Authentic flavours come first and foremost, because the catering trade desperately needs to get back to basics and celebrate sublime simplicity. That’s why we source our produce from small-scale artisan producers who, like us, are committed to

Brasserie "L'Atelier Gourm'Hand"

The Gourm'Hand workshop is an inclusive restaurant offering a self-service area and a brasserie with table service. The restaurant welcomes you in a friendly atmosphere and offers a menu that combines modernity with tradition. A summer terrace and a private garden are available in the heart of Charleville-Mézières at 4 Rue de Clèves. It also offers a range of function rooms

Brasserie "Le Cardinal"

Le Cardinal is a brasserie situated in the heart of Charleville-Mézières, on the Place Ducale.In a warm and friendly atmosphere, we look forward to welcoming you for a meal or simply to pop in for a drink. Throughout the year, Le Cardinal serves oysters and a variety of specialities. Le Cardinal uses only fresh produce.

Brasserie "Le Galion"

Set against a genuine pirate-themed backdrop, Le Galion is a brasserie and pizzeria in Charleville-Mézières. Ideal for family meals thanks to its children’s play area, this restaurant serves brasserie dishes prepared with fresh produce sourced directly from local producers.Opening hours: 12 noon to 2 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm

Brasserie "Le Garden Ice Café"

The Garden Ice Café is a cosy and comfortable brasserie situated on Place Ducale in Charleville-Mézières. Its chic and welcoming restaurant, with an extensive à la carte menu that changes throughout the year, offers traditional French cuisine and international dishes. You’ll also find a cocktail bar with a unique atmosphere, ideal for aperitifs with tapas, happy hours, after-work drinks and DJ nights. Our

Brasserie "Seven Café"

Bar, Bingo, Restaurant.

Cook & Book "Plume et Bulle"

It was a bold idea, and it didn’t take long to become a reality. The plan is to set up a bookshop specialising in comic books in Charleville-Mézières, a café-bookshop that is, above all, a venue for cultural exchange: book signings, meetings, exhibitions, storytelling, events, role-playing games and much more. A brilliant concept in Charleville: a community-run café-bookshop-catering venue with events

Le Mont-Olympe & Atelier chocolat Carré DU Monde

The second branch of Le Mont-Olympe Bakery, Patisserie and Chocolaterie offers a selection of its organic breads, fine pastries, Ardennes specialities, Carré DU Monde® chocolate creations, as well as a range of light meals to take away.All products are handmade using the finest ingredients: organic flour, pure single-origin grand cru chocolate

Local produce

Boutique de l'Office de Tourisme de Charleville-Mézières

In the heart of the Tourist Office reception area on Place Ducale in Charleville-Mézières, come and enjoy some local specialities: local ciders and beers, fruit juices, saffron specialities, blue stones, and even 100 per cent Ardennes terrines.It’s also a chance to discover the craftsmanship of local artists and to marvel at the capital of the art of puppetry through a

Brasserie d'Arthur

La Brasserie d'Arthur invites you to visit its new premises and discover its production facilities, set against an industrial yet welcoming backdrop! Jean-Christophe Viot, a passionate brewer since 2007, brews a beer in homage to the famous poet born in Charleville-Mézières: Arthur Rimbaud. ‘La Cuvée d’Arthur’, a characterful Belgian-inspired beer, comes in six varieties, ranging from…

Chocolatier Pol Bouchex

Your artisan chocolatier invites you to discover its range of chocolates, pastries and macarons, as well as its tea room, in the heart of Charleville-Mézières town centre.

Drive paysan des Ardennes à Charleville-Mézières

How does Drive Paysan work? 1 – At the weekend, we – the producers from the Ardennes – update the availability and stock levels of the produce we’d like to offer you, sourced from our own farms. 2 – Orders are open until midnight on Tuesday... so you can do your shopping at any time, choose your preferred collection point and time, and pay directly via

Faubourg Gourmand - Cours de cuisine collectifs, créatifs et ludiques.

Faubourg Gourmand is a cookery and baking workshop for children and adults. Workshops for children and teenagers: Learn whilst having fun. Based around a simple recipe that can be recreated at home, for children aged 6 and over. Adult workshops: Whether you’re a beginner or not, create recipes and discover chefs’ tips and tricks in a friendly atmosphere, for a

La Petite Brasserie Ardennaise - De Malt et d'Ô

Of Malt and Beer: Since 1997, the Petite Brasserie Ardennaise has been keeping the brewing tradition alive in the department. L’Oubliette is a beer brewed by infusion using malt, hops, yeast and water, with no additives or preservatives of any kind. With varieties including Amber, Blonde, Stout and even Blanche, let yourself be surprised by our diverse range of beers, each offering a multitude of flavours, from the most

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75 Forest Avenue

Situated in the town centre, with private car park, this 2,500 m² multi-purpose complex, comprising three halls accommodating between 50 and 500 people, offers: - a conference hall: 400 people in a banquet layout, 500 people in a theatre or cocktail layout.- a function room: 200 people in a theatre or cocktail layout, 120 people in a banquet layout.- a seminar room: from 20 to 120 people- Sound system

Arden'Glaces Roland

Arden Glaces is a long-established Ardennes-based company that began by selling its homemade ice cream from hand-pulled carts in towns across the Ardennes. Since then, the company has modernised and now offers a wide range of ice cream products and flavours throughout France. Every year, new flavours are developed to complement those of the leading brands. Arden Glaces has become

Charcuterie Rossignol

Delicatessen and catering; homemade plain and onion-flavoured white pudding; brioche-crusted pâté; Gonzague pâté; Ardennes ham.

Charleville Action Jazz

Charleville Action Jazz, run by a team of volunteers, aims to promote contemporary jazz in our region by organising concerts throughout the year at venues such as the Conservatoire Rayonnement Départemental, at the Théâtre de Charleville-Mézières, or even at the Sedan media library, as well as organising workshops at the Conservatoire Ardenne Métropole

Confiserie du Vieux Moulin

Chocolate specialities from the Ardennes: ‘pavé du moulin’, ‘écailles des Ardennes’, ‘palet ardennais’, and chocolate-covered piglets and wild boars.

Encadrement Spitz

Framing Services: As an artisan since 1936, Spitz Framing showcases and protects your works of art.The workshop creates and innovates by personalising, as much as possible, the pieces it discovers and which inspire it, or those entrusted to it, to make them unique through frames painted with pigments, accented with slate, carved, waxed and so on...

JC Renaud : L'Atelier sous les étoiles

Copperplate engravings, illustrations, pen-and-ink drawings… Over 200 engravings and illustrations available. Bespoke work available on request. Listed in the Inventory of Rare Artistic Crafts.

Les Vitrines de Charleville-Mézières

"Les vitrines de Charleville-Mézières" is a retailers’ association (under the 1901 Act). Its aim is to revitalise local shops by developing appropriate tools, services and events.

Librairie Plume et Bulle

The aim was to create a welcoming space where everyone would feel at home. So we decided to open a café and bookshop that would, above all, be a hub for cultural exchange: book signings, meet-ups, exhibitions, storytelling, events, role-playing games and much more. A brilliant concept in Charleville-Mézières: a community-run café, bookshop, restaurant and tea room offering events and exhibitions

Location de vans aménagés - Vanarden

VanArden is an Ardennes-based company specialising in the hire of campervans, designed to offer an immersive and accessible road trip experience. Based in Charleville-Mézières, the company offers a fully equipped campervan, allowing guests to explore the Ardennes and neighbouring regions at their own pace.The vehicle is fitted out to comfortably accommodate two people and includes a space

Hire and transport

Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 29 October 2026.

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Office tourisme de Cherl Mez & Sa Région

Tourist information office listed in the Sirene register (SIREN 437694623). Contact details to be provided by the office.