Corbeny received the keys of the town of
Laon before the English invaded. The town has not been spared by war
and has been destroyed twice: " In 1814, during the battle of
Craonne which opposed the Prussians and Napoleon's army, Napoleon
chose to sleep in Corbeny. " A hundred years later in 1914, the
first World war raged : The neighbouring village of Craonne was
literally wiped off the map;
Abbaye de Vauclair visit.
The Aisne is a historically rich area: more
than 500 historical monuments an hour and a half away from Paris or
Lille and less than two hours from Brussels.
You will have an unforgettable stay:
Corbeny situated on the "Chemin des Dames" attracts young
and old alike, and especially families.
You can also enjoy fishing at the Vivier, a
pool situated just 500m from the hotel. There is a wide variety of
fish (carp, pike, roach…) all in more than a hectare of grounds.
Ten minutes away, you can visit the Parc de
l'Ailette, soon to include a Center Parc. There is a golf course,
outdoor activities like sailing, cycling, horse riding, and walks.
Leisure, relaxation, sport, we have done our best to make your stay
a pleasant one.
Discover the living bee museum in Corbeny
(free), The Abbey of Vauclair and its botanic gardens, The dragon
Cavern, California plateau and of course the "Chemin des
Dames", which runs from the troglodyte village also called
Creutes to Paissy or to Moulin, the Bourgignon Vendangeoires under
Monbavin, without forgetting the churches: Notre-Dame de Liesse and
the Cathedral of Laon ; a historical town with 84 listed monuments.
Let's not forget gastronomy: Picardy
specialities like leek flamiche, Maroilles cheese or Champagne are
all a part of the treasures of the Aisne region.
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Hôtel
du Chemin des Dames, 4 rue Pierre Curtil, 02820 CORBENY Tel : 03 23 23 95
70 Fax : 03 23 23 95 84
E-mail : hotel.chemindesdames@wanadoo.fr
Restaurant Le Gril
Picard 22, rue de Laon, 02820 CORBENY Tel/ Fax : 03 23 22 48 28