30 minutes by car from La Bresse, Remiremont is the oldest town in the Vosges (founded in the 7th century). It has exceptional religious heritage and the atmosphere of an intact little bourgeois town.
The must-sees
Saint Pierre Abbey
Founded in the 7th century, rebuilt in Gothic style, with a rare Merovingian crypt. One of the finest Romanesque buildings in Lorraine.
The arcades of Rue Charles de Gaulle
200 metres of 18th-century arcaded galleries, lined with shops and restaurants. The village’s place of life.
The Abbatial Palace
Former seat of the Chapter of Noble Ladies, today town hall and museum. Remarkable 18th-century salons.
Charles Friry Museum
Superbly preserved 17th-century house, paintings, sculptures, religious art.
The Retro Racing Car Show
Each spring, Remiremont becomes a hotspot for enthusiasts. See our article on the show.
Gastronomy
Patisseries and chocolates on Rue Charles de Gaulle, small restaurants under the arcades, markets Tuesday and Friday morning.
Walks
- Along the Moselotte
- The Chapitre park
- Tête des Cuveaux by car + 1h on foot, fine panoramas
Combine with La Bresse
An excellent plan B for a rainy day or a Saturday off the slopes: visit Remiremont in the morning, lunch under the arcades, return to La Bresse (30 min) for a late-afternoon spa session at our chalet.
Frequently asked questions
How long for a Remiremont visit?
Half a day covers the essentials: abbey, arcades, abbatial palace. A full day with the Charles Friry museum, a Moselle walk and lunch on the spot.
Is it a driveable day out from La Bresse?
Yes, 30 min by car. Ideal plan B for a rainy day or a Saturday off-piste.
When are the market days?
Tuesday and Friday morning under the arcades. A lively little market with local producers and artisans.
Is there paid parking?
Paid zones in the centre, free parking a little further out (Parc du Chapitre). Electric charging stations available.