Collarmont military cemetery

In Collarmont cemetery lie the valiant french soldiers who heroically fought the germans during the invasion of 22nd august 1914. Collarmont is situated on a promontory that separates the Haie valley from the Haine valley. The tombs are set out in rows, with red roses adding the only touches of bright colour. Four types of emblem mark the graves: a Latin cross, a Muslim tombstone, a Jewish tombstone, and a tombstone for other faiths and free-thinkers.