Discover Ranrupt
Accommodation in Ranrupt
Ranrupt offers several points of interest to consider when planning your trip: crafts, a farm inn in the forest, historic buildings, and a circular hiking trail. You can plan your trip around whether you are more interested in glass and ceramics, rural architecture, food, hiking, or a place of remembrance. These places also differ in their specific themes.
Glass, ceramics, and textile history
Ehret Création in Ranrupt comprises glass and ceramic workshops, a boutique, and the O’coeur des délices tea room. The range includes glass and ceramic creations, as well as plain and decorated porcelain. Glass and ceramics are represented both as workshop disciplines and as creations; the porcelain is available in the stated plain and decorated varieties. Ehret Création is housed in a former textile factory built in 1900. Its former use and its present-day crafts offer two different points of reference: industrial history and the shaping of materials.
Dining in the forest
The Ferme auberge du Promont is a farm inn in the middle of the forest, near the GR531. It serves a set menu prepared with farm produce. The menu and farm produce describe the dining concept, while its forest setting near the GR531 provides the geographical context. Information about the establishment and menu may change. Check the current offerings before your visit.
Chapelle Notre-Dame des Malades
The Chapelle Notre-Dame des Malades stands at the edge of Ranrupt, in the direction of Colroy-la-Roche, and was built shortly after 1861. Its ceiling, made entirely of bark, is a distinctive architectural feature. Its location, construction date, and design offer different points of reference: the directions help with orientation, the date places the chapel in its historical context, and the ceiling gives a tangible example of its building material. Unlike the workshops and products of Ehret Création, the focus here is the architecture of a historic building.
Hamlets and the H13 circular hiking trail
Ranrupt and the hamlet of Stampoumont offer some of the finest examples of rural architecture in the Vosges. The hamlets of Stampoumont and Fonrupt can be visited free of charge and independently; access arrangements may change. If you plan to visit, check the arrangements beforehand.
The H13 circular hiking trail runs along the heights of Ranrupt and leads to the hamlet of Fonrupt. When planning your trip, you can distinguish between the two options: Stampoumont and Fonrupt are for independent visits to the hamlets, while H13 is a circular hike along the heights, with Fonrupt as its destination. If you would rather hike than visit a hamlet, you can take this distinction into account when choosing what to focus on.
NĂ©cropole nationale de Ranrupt 1914-1918
The NĂ©cropole nationale de Ranrupt 1914-1918 is located on Rue du Hagis. Alongside the chapel, it offers a different historical focus: the chapel is notable for its construction date and architecture, while the necropolis is a place of remembrance. The street address helps identify it as a separate destination in Ranrupt. This allows you to consider architecture and remembrance as distinct cultural themes.
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