Golf de l'Abbaye des Sept-Fontaines:

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Nestling between valley and forest, the 18-hole course designedby architects Paul Rolin and J.-C. Cornillot allies the naturalbeauty of the landscape with golf's most modern techniques. It's atempting prospect for players of all levels, simultaneously dynamicand romantic, from the charm of the... More

Nestling between valley and forest, the 18-hole course designed by architects Paul Rolin and J.-C. Cornillot allies the natural beauty of the landscape with golf's most modern techniques. It's a tempting prospect for players of all levels, simultaneously dynamic and romantic, from the charm of the property itself to the striking hundred-year-old trees. Combine a golf match with a visit to the abbey des sept fontaines. The hotel and restaurant, rebuilt in the 17th century welcomes you in its green surroundings and historical building. Founded in the 12th century by the Prémontrés monks, the abbey, with the exception of its central wing, was gutted during the French revolution. In the course of the First World War, the chateau played host to such luminaries as Marshall Joffre, the King of Prussia Emperor William II, and later, General de Gaulle. These days, the chateau is enjoying a new lease of life having undergone restoration. Less