Discovering Buzancy

Departure from the parking lot of the supermarket, Dom-Mabillon street Along the route, marked by stenciled ground signs bearing one of Buzancy's emblems, 10 information stations provide insight into local history and heritage. This charming village is particularly distinguished by the remains and architecture of two castles owned by notable figures: - The outbuildings of the former castle of Marquis Augeard, financier of Queen Marie-Antoinette, which was nicknamed in the 18th century "the Ardennes Versailles" - The castle of General Alfred Chanzy (born in Nouart in 1823 and buried in Buzancy) Other remarkable sites and curiosities along this route include: the Saint-Germain church, the Chanzy mausoleum, the legend of Mahomet, the Octroi house, the Coysevox lions... Variant departing from the La Samaritaine campsite, including a tour around the water body: 3.5 km (about 1h15) Follow the pedestrian marking no. 18