HOTEL RESTAURANT LE CLEVES: Discover Charleville-mezieres

For those who love walking or cycling, the Green Routes in France and the RAVeL in Belgium open the doors to the most secret corners of both countries. As you cycle along the banks of the Meuse or hike through the secret Oignies Forest, you will understand why these long-distance paths are known as “happy trails”. They only rarely cross roads, so you can cycle or walk in complete peace! The path along the beautiful Meuse valley crosses the river several times on ancient bridges that are works of art. The path that leads to Nismes Forest follows the route taken by the old stopping trains from station to station. But above all, these paths allow you to discover countryside that is inaccessible by car.

Crossing the land of the Ardenne means encountering contrasting landscapes steeped in legends. The most secret valleys, the deepest forests and the wildest rivers have given rise to legends, some of which are told and experienced with the current of the water. In the Meuse valley, as the river twists and turns, revel in the surprise of amazing landscapes, monuments nestling in green settings and soothing calm. Exploring the Ardenne with the current, following the pace set by the river, ensures a change of scenery and a sense of wonder.

Come and breathe in the pure atmosphere of this small valley in the heart of the Élan national forest. 

Relive the days of the smugglers and cross the border without being spotted by customs officers, so you can bring back your goods while admiring the beauty of the Ardennes forest and its wildlife! The ‘sentier des contrebandiers’ is a hike starting from Gespunsart on the French side and Bagimont (Belgium) that crosses the Ardennes Regional Nature Park in France and the Semois Valley National Park in Belgium.This 16 to 20 kilometre walk, which is also accessible by mountain bike, takes in a beautiful mix of flora and fauna, and allows you to discover the various practices of the smugglers and to see the famous barracks.

Tortueuse et paisible, la Semoy se dévoile au gré de la voie verte. This 3 meter-large greenway was partly set up on an ancient railroad and is currently being improved. Many sections will be tarred.

On mainly paved forest roads, this walk crosses the southernmost part of the municipality of Vresse sur Semois. Discover the village of Pussemange located on the border with France and an impressive view from the watchtower of the vast forests in this remote corner.

Quiet walk in the southernmost part of the municipality of Vresse-sur-Semois. Discover the remote villages of Bagimont and Pussemange on the border of France. 

Quiet forest walk starting from Sugny. This walk is a shortened version of walk No 46 Pinsaumont. 

Nice quiet forest walk with not too much height difference. At the end of the quiet track leading out of the village, you come to a pleasant covered picnic area. The walk then follows wide paths through the forest with mainly deciduous trees. You pass the Chêne au Visage, an impressive natural monument. The Fontaine l'Ermite and a dilapidated tree-hugger's hut give you an impression of a long past.  

Hotel in the city center near Ducale Square. Old building, quiet, in the historic district of Charleville 18 economic rooms in a restored building, close to the main cultural sites and shops of the city-prefecture. Proposal of a meal (single menu for residents) in the evening. A family and warm hotel.

The Musée de l'Ardenne has designed an 'escape game' for private evenings for 'big kids'. There are 3 different options, details of which are given below: - THE MALARDENNE REMEDY Welcome to Mézières in the 17th century. Did you know that Mézières comes from Maceriae, which means walls? Our town is an important strategic post on the borders of our kingdom, and here we are defending the whole of France! Today is 22 June 1622 and a strange disease is spreading through the town. Mézières was quarantined. If you want to avoid contamination at all costs, you must flee within the town walls! - THE DOCTOR'S SECRET SITE When they were going through the museum's collections, the scientific team came across an old doctor's case, that of Doctor Ardennou, well known to all for his passion for archaeology and his knowledge of the area. Inside was a surprising letter accompanied by strange prescriptions containing riddles. In it, the doctor confided that he knew of an exceptional site of Gallo-Roman remains, unknown to the entire archaeological community. Suddenly taken ill in strange circumstances, he was unable to excavate the site himself, but has hidden a map showing its location within the museum itself. Find the right prescriptions and decipher them to find the map! - REPAIR THE GREAT PUPPETEER The year is 1991. The Grand Marionnettiste clock, financed by a major appeal for donations, is about to be inaugurated with great fanfare. The whole of Charleville-Mézières is waiting for this event! But just as the final checks were being carried out, Mr Monestier, the clock's creator, realised that it had been sabotaged! Help him repair it as quickly as possible so that the party can go ahead!

Arthur left Charleville at the age of 16 to become a poet, and at 20 he began a life of world travel. All he took with him in his suitcase were a few items of clothing, and he accidentally forgot an object that was very important to him - his treasure. It was so important to him that he wrote to his sister for over 20 years, asking her to find it. Unfortunately, his mother intercepted his letters, Isabelle never saw them and Arthur never received a reply. a reply. But we found his letters... This game, recommended for children aged 10 and over, is a fun way for the whole family to discover the Arthur Rimbaud Museum! Information by email: reservations.musees@mairie-charlevillemezieres.fr / 03 24 32 44 65

Apartment for 6 people, Napoleon III suite enjoys a large area of 110m2 in the heart of the city center, in a building of the nineteenth and is located 300 m from the Place Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and has all the modern comfort around the spirit of Napoleon III: the charm of the nineteenth century with the comfort of the 21st! The Napoleon III suite has wifi and Netflix. The linen is provided: towels, sheets, duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort. A baby cot is also available in the suite.

Furnished apartment for 3 people, Eugénie suite enjoys a large area of 50 m2 in the heart of the city center, in a building of the nineteenth and is 300 m from the Place Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and has all the modern comforts around the spirit of Empress Eugenie. The suite Eugénie has wifi and Netflix. The linen is provided: towels, sheets, duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort. A cot is also available.

Connoisseurs of Belgian, French, diversified or traditional cuisine will be completely satisfied in this establishment. Welcome to the "Aux 3 balais" restaurant The team is looking forward to welcoming you with tasty dishes and offering you a unique experience. Enjoy the summer days on the lively terrace.

Flat for 4 people The Ophelia Suite is located in the heart of the city centre, 200 metres from Piazza Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and features all modern comforts. Ophelia Suite features fibre optics, Wi-Fi and Netflix. Linen is provided: towels, sheets and duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort.

In the footsteps of Arthur Rimbaud, a restaurant of exceptional bistronomy that will meet your expectations for your business or family meals. "Homemade" local cuisine. 2 rooms, 2 atmospheres: vaulted cellar or contemporary style brasserie, themed evenings, food and wine pairing. Vegetarian menu possible - seminar room equipped with a video projector.

Nestled in the historic heart of the city of Charleville, your room gives you access to a wide variety of leisure and shopping options. Close to the train station and Charleville-Mézières museums, access is quick and easy to the superb Route Green Trans'Ardenne. In a fully restored period building, benefiting from all current comfort, two modern and warm rooms await you 50m from Place Ducale. The Orange Guest Room is a large, warm room with a large 160 cm bed, a 140 cm sofa bed and a 120 cm sofa bed. It is equipped with a bathroom with shower and separate toilet, a desk, TV, WIFI, private entrance. The Blue Guest Room is a beautiful comfortable room with a 140 cm bed and a 140 cm sofa bed, is equipped with a bathroom with shower and WC, a desk, TV, WIFI and a private entrance. For the comfort of our guests, the two bedrooms are non-smoking. Pets are not accepted. High quality welcome - Parking for bikes or motorbikes. Arrival between 5 and 7 p.m. (contact me for different times) - Departure before 11 a.m. The prices are NET

In an exceptional setting combining 17th-century classicism with modern glass and steel architecture, the Musée de l'Ardenne reveals the history of a unique region on the bangs of France, already open to neighboring Belgium. With its collections of art, history and archaeology, the Musée de l'Ardenne is an encyclopedia of the region. The Musée de l'Ardenne is sure to be a unique journey through time for young and old alike! A history in which wood, slate and iron have been exploited since the dawn of time. A visit to the Musée de l'Ardenne is a must to understand Charleville's magnificent Place Ducale and, more broadly, the founding and development of the ideal city envisioned by Charles de Gonzague, Duke of Nevers and Prince of Arches in the 17th century. Numerous artists from the Ardennes, such as Eugène Damas (1844-1899), have also sublimated the beauty of the landscape and the rural life of suspended time. Throughout the year, the Musée de l'Ardenne also features a permanent puppet show and temporary exhibitions.

The Trécourt family, printers since the 18th century, owned 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 in the family until 2003. The buildings suffered two major disasters: the bombings of 1870 and a fire in 1920, but were quickly restored. Still in operation today, the printing works comprises brick and limestone offices, a metal workshop and a slate-roofed warehouse. The workforce grew from 34 in the 1940s to around 49 in the 1950s.

In an exceptional setting combining 17th-century classicism with modern glass and steel architecture, the Musée de l'Ardenne reveals the history of a unique region on the bangs of France, already open to neighboring Belgium. With its collections of art, history and archaeology, the Musée de l'Ardenne is an encyclopedia of the region. The Musée de l'Ardenne is sure to be a unique journey through time for young and old alike! A history in which wood, slate and iron have been exploited since the dawn of time. A visit to the Musée de l'Ardenne is a must to understand Charleville's magnificent Place Ducale and, more broadly, the founding and development of the ideal city envisioned by Charles de Gonzague, Duke of Nevers and Prince of Arches in the 17th century. Numerous artists from the Ardennes, such as Eugène Damas (1844-1899), have also sublimated the beauty of the landscape and the rural life of suspended time. Throughout the year, the Musée de l'Ardenne also features a permanent puppet show and temporary exhibitions.

One of the most beautiful baroque squares in north-east France, twin sister of the Place des Vosges in Paris Listed as a historic monument in 1946, the Place Ducale is the twin sister of the Place des Vosges in Paris, born of the dream of an Italian prince, Charles de Gonzague. An architectural gem from the 17th century, Place Ducale is the heart of Charleville. In a harmonious Baroque style, the square, with its 26 pavilions sitting on a beautiful gallery of arcades, is illuminated by the warm ochre tones of the Dom-le-Mesnil stone. Guided tours of the town are offered from March to October by the Tourist Office.

1606. One Louis de Gonzague, an Italian nobleman, wanted to move closer to France. On his wife’s land, he created a new city from start to finish, designed in the Italian style! His son Charles, a worthy heir, dreamt up Place Ducale, with its draughtboard pattern and its fine symmetry. He gave his name to this beautiful city and it quickly supplanted Mézières, which had become dated.

The square of the station offers 8600m² of natural areas dedicated to pedestrians. In 1858, the station of Charleville is inaugurated, first station of this line built at the request of the patrons of Ardenne industry. In 1866, the City felt the need to embellish the station square and she developed a square with some remarkable trees (Gingko biloba, Sequoia ...) and his famous bandstand, immortalized a few years later by the famous poem "To the music". In this text, the enfant terrible of the city, Arthur Rimbaud, portrays in vitriol the good bourgeois society of Charleville, who comes to take the green and listen to the "fifes" of the music of the soldiers of 91 ° RI of Mézières. His bronze bust, recently rehabilitated, third edition of the first monument in homage to the poet in the city, faces that of Gustave Gailly, mayor-deputy-senator-industrialist in Charleville during the lifetime of Rimbaud. Recently refurbished in 2010-2011, the square today offers passers-by as lovers of Rimbaud, a poetic staking with many excerpts from his most famous poems.

Former Ardennes brewery The buildings, erected at the beginning of the 17th century near Place Ducale, were converted into a brewery at the beginning of the 20th century by Henri Masse, master brewer until 1936. At that time, the company housed a beer depot for the Coq Ardennais brewery. A workshop was added in the courtyard at the beginning of the 20th century. The business seems to have been limited to a depot from the 1960s onwards, and the site has now been converted to residential use. Four buildings surround a square courtyard accessed via a porch beneath the main house. On the street side, the mansion combines ashlar and brick, while the courtyard façade is of limestone rubble. The former offices and workshop, built of rubble stone, have wooden frames covered in slate. The brewery includes three large cellars, and a small timber-framed and brick building, added later, adjoins the north wall.

Large brick buildings with shed roofs. Storage buildings today.

The Maison des Ailleurs, which has been awarded the Maison des Illustres label by the French Ministry of Culture, is an extension of the visit to the Arthur Rimbaud Museum. Vitalie Rimbaud and her children moved into this house, which consisted of three flats, in 1869. For six years, until 1875, she lived on the first floor. The young Arthur lived within these walls from the age of 15 to 21, during a period of intense poetic creation. It was undoubtedly here that some of his world-famous poems were written.

Rimbaud was to make some amazing journeys. He thought only of leaving, to flee the Ardennes town which at the time was in the midst of an industrial revolution, and his mother’s home village, Roche. His travels were to take him to the four corners of the earth, to the Dutch East Indies and to Jakarta… He worked in Greece, joined the Dutch colonial army only to desert three months later, and went as far as Ethiopia. Thanks to lighting effects along with video shows and photographs, visitors can enter this world of travel, strangely sensing a certain tension in this virtual world: the modernity of Rimbaud makes itself felt, naturally.

The store and a concept store: Homemade snacks (Dish of the day, Dessert, cold cuts / cheeses .... tapas) Tea Room Sale of industrial decor and other Sale of women's clothing current collection

Connoisseurs of Belgian, French, diversified or traditional cuisine will be completely satisfied in this establishment. Welcome to the "Aux 3 balais" restaurant The team is looking forward to welcoming you with tasty dishes and offering you a unique experience. Enjoy the summer days on the lively terrace.

Turkish specialities: Iskender, Brochettes, sis Kebab, Köfte, Moussaka, Vine leaves, Börek... Kebab platter, vegetarian sandwich, Falafel and all the Turkish sweets: Loukoum, Baklava....sur place and takeaway. Closed Sunday lunchtimes and Mondays. Accessible to the disabled.

In the footsteps of Arthur Rimbaud, a restaurant of exceptional bistronomy that will meet your expectations for your business or family meals. "Homemade" local cuisine. 2 rooms, 2 atmospheres: vaulted cellar or contemporary style brasserie, themed evenings, food and wine pairing. Vegetarian menu possible - seminar room equipped with a video projector.

Pizzas to take away.

Tuesday to Saturday 12 noon to 2pm and evenings from 6.30pm. Closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday lunchtimes. The only wine bar in Place Ducale offering over 60 different wines served by the glass, as well as champagnes. Tastings with advice from a French master sommelier. Whisky and Ardennes beers to enjoy with a platter of cold meats and cheeses, or a few verrines and tapenades to match your choice of wine. A festival of aromas!

This London pub is a nod to the theme of the road, cars and motorcycles.Our menu will show you many specialties both in the brewery and drinks.The Saint Jame's Pub is a place to chat over a drink with a sound atmosphere that will not force anyone to scream to be heard.Come and discover a brasserie pub with a great atmosphere.

Located in the center of Charleville-Mézières, a stone's throw from the pedestrian streets and museums, opposite a pleasant square and in the immediate vicinity of the train station. The "COULEURS SUD" is the comfort of a modern 3-star hotel in a refined setting and a warm atmosphere, and the only 3-star hotel in Charleville-Mézières that offers you a restaurant. Thanks to a permanent availability and a personalized reception 24 hours a day, we guarantee you a service always attentive and attentive.

Our bistro-gastronomic restaurant: L'Impasse du Poète L'impasse du poète is a restaurant that embodies conviviality and the art of living, bringing together travellers staying at the hotel and local residents around a shared passion for good food. Located in the heart of our charming town, our establishment is committed to offering exceptional cuisine that evolves with the seasons and local produce. We rely on a number of partners and local producers to create our menus. At lunchtime, our bistro concept will win you over with its elegant simplicity, featuring top-quality local produce. Our menu changes every week to guarantee a variety of tasty, fresh dishes, prepared with passion and creativity. In the evening, we invite you to discover an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Our talented chef and his team will provide you with a refined culinary experience, using the finest local ingredients. Our gourmet menu also changes weekly, providing a reason to return to discover new flavours and exquisite dishes. Whether you're looking for a memorable family meal, a romantic evening or a business dinner, our restaurant is the ideal place to create unforgettable memories. Our restaurant, in collaboration with our hotel, offers brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 10.30am to 3pm. Capacity for 42 covers. Our seminar room: La salle du Poète Easily accessible, just 1h45 from Paris and 5 minutes from Charleville-Mézières train station, Le Domaine d'A.R offers quality services and facilities, as well as a top-of-the-range setting and comfort adapted to your business or private events. The 26-room hotel, located in the heart of Charleville-Mézières, is the ideal place to hold your seminars and business or private events in the Ardennes. The establishment offers you 1 room with natural light and professional equipment, which will put you in the best conditions for your meetings. Depending on your needs, wishes and budget, you can privatise all or part of the establishment (seminar room, restaurant, lounge, spa, etc.). Just ask our reception team. Your staff or customers will appreciate the many services on offer: meeting rooms, modern and original accommodation, high-speed Wi-Fi, quality catering, Spa, Lounge Bar and the privileged location in the heart of the city.

Hotel in the city center near Ducale Square. Old building, quiet, in the historic district of Charleville 18 economic rooms in a restored building, close to the main cultural sites and shops of the city-prefecture. Proposal of a meal (single menu for residents) in the evening. A family and warm hotel.

Apartment for 6 people, Napoleon III suite enjoys a large area of 110m2 in the heart of the city center, in a building of the nineteenth and is located 300 m from the Place Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and has all the modern comfort around the spirit of Napoleon III: the charm of the nineteenth century with the comfort of the 21st! The Napoleon III suite has wifi and Netflix. The linen is provided: towels, sheets, duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort. A baby cot is also available in the suite.

Furnished apartment for 3 people, Eugénie suite enjoys a large area of 50 m2 in the heart of the city center, in a building of the nineteenth and is 300 m from the Place Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and has all the modern comforts around the spirit of Empress Eugenie. The suite Eugénie has wifi and Netflix. The linen is provided: towels, sheets, duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort. A cot is also available.

Flat for 4 people The Ophelia Suite is located in the heart of the city centre, 200 metres from Piazza Ducale. It is equipped with designer furniture and features all modern comforts. Ophelia Suite features fibre optics, Wi-Fi and Netflix. Linen is provided: towels, sheets and duvet covers. The beds are made for your comfort.

Nestled in the historic heart of the city of Charleville, your room gives you access to a wide variety of leisure and shopping options. Close to the train station and Charleville-Mézières museums, access is quick and easy to the superb Route Green Trans'Ardenne. In a fully restored period building, benefiting from all current comfort, two modern and warm rooms await you 50m from Place Ducale. The Orange Guest Room is a large, warm room with a large 160 cm bed, a 140 cm sofa bed and a 120 cm sofa bed. It is equipped with a bathroom with shower and separate toilet, a desk, TV, WIFI, private entrance. The Blue Guest Room is a beautiful comfortable room with a 140 cm bed and a 140 cm sofa bed, is equipped with a bathroom with shower and WC, a desk, TV, WIFI and a private entrance. For the comfort of our guests, the two bedrooms are non-smoking. Pets are not accepted. High quality welcome - Parking for bikes or motorbikes. Arrival between 5 and 7 p.m. (contact me for different times) - Departure before 11 a.m. The prices are NET

Two guest rooms on the 2nd floor of a building in a pedestrian street 1 minute from the Place Ducale. A room with bathroom, WC, TV and a room with shower, WC, TV. A common kitchenette with induction hob, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, cot available, hairdryer. Two guest rooms in downtown comfort for 4 people

Ideally located a few steps from the city center, this hotel with 46 rooms whose windows overlook a magnificent illuminated and renovated square, where Rimbaud, the Ardennes poet, wrote the famous poem "A la Musique". This hotel has just been completely renovated. Possibility of stopover evenings and group reception (caterer). Close to train station and shops. Rooms for 1, 2 or 3 people. Wifi in all rooms. Television with Canal + channels and many channels. 46 rooms. Public parking in front of the hotel. Pets welcome. A completely renovated hotel in fresh colors Reception hours: 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Restaurant (stopover): 6.30 p.m. to 9.15 p.m.

Located in the center of Charleville-Mézières, a stone's throw from the pedestrian streets and museums, opposite a pleasant square and in the immediate vicinity of the train station. The "COULEURS SUD" is the comfort of a modern 3-star hotel in a refined setting and a warm atmosphere, and the only 3-star hotel in Charleville-Mézières that offers you a restaurant. Thanks to a permanent availability and a personalized reception 24 hours a day, we guarantee you a service always attentive and attentive.

The most romantic and rimbaldian of our hotels close to the city center and the Ducale Square. The Dormeur du Val, consisting of 16 rooms, a bar with free access, a professional salon, a Business corner (PC + Printer), FREE Wifi, a relaxation area, a library and garden is to try alone, duo or group, weekdays or the time of a weekend in rimbaldian land! Its comfort and the modernity of its rooms decorated with care, equipped with baths and / or showers, 160 cm bed, air conditioning, LED flat screen TV, home management, office and wardrobe, safe, hair dryer, etc.

Welcome to our spacious new 55m2 suite on the 1st floor, ideal for an evening out on your own or with the family, with a breathtaking view of the Place Ducale. This new suite is fully equipped for your comfort. A bedroom with a queen-size bed and a flat-screen TV facing the bed. A bouquet of Free channels and access to Netflix for your entertainment. A space to work in comfort. A fully-equipped kitchen for meals in the flat. A second bedroom with a 140x190 bed at the back of the pavilion. A hairdryer, bath and separate WC for your well-being. Restaurant reservations - parking included - concierge service - luggage storage.