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Discover the ease of private transfers to and from Paris, CDG Airport to Fontainebleau, and Provins, enhancing your travel experience with comfort and reliability. Explore Paris, the city of light, and its iconic Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum. Journey to the historic town of Troyes, renowned for its medieval and Renaissance architecture, including the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul Cathedral and the Maison de l'Outil. Experience the majestic Fontainebleau Castle, a masterpiece of French history, and the enchanting forest surrounding it. Dive into the medieval charm of Provins, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its well-preserved medieval fortifications and the Tour César. Each destination offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and architectural beauty, making your travel not just a journey but a discovery of France's treasures, all while enjoying the comfort of a private car or van transfer.

Book a private car and van service from Paris to the town of Troyes

The City of Stained Glass
The Wolf Museum
St. Madeleine Church
Stay at the Best Western Premier Hotel De La Poste Troyes & Spa Nuxe
Troyes : 3 good places to eat
Request a car service to go to Troyes

The City of Stained Glass

Located in the Aube department, in the city of Troyes, is the City of Stained Glass, a must-visit site for history enthusiasts and explorers alike. Situated in the Hôtel Dieu-le-Compte on the banks of the Seine, this fascinating attraction forms part of a natural route from the cathedral to the Saint-Urbain Basilica.

At the City of Stained Glass, visitors can explore a permanent exhibition dedicated to the art of glass painting, showcasing works from the twelfth to the twentieth centuries. This unique venue consists of three sections, forming a comprehensive interpretation and documentation center dedicated to stained glass. It provides a window (quite literally) into the extraordinary in-situ heritage of the Aube department.

As both a cultural and educational hub of Troyes – the historical capital of Champagne – the City of Stained Glass is responsible for a significant transformation of the popular district along the quays of Canal Haute-Seine, showcasing the stylistic shifts from the Middle Ages onwards.

What to See at the City of Stained Glass, Troyes?

Spread across a sprawling 150 square meters, the City of Stained Glass Troyes displays stained glass artworks from different eras, many of which have been restored. The museum allows visitors to appreciate stained glass in all its forms, featuring works from previous centuries as well as more recent creations.

Notable exhibits include the monumental "Tree of Jesse of the Woods," representing the rich 16th-century stained glass production in Aube. Visitors can also admire a unique piece by Alain Vinum, titled "Jazz," dated 1939, and a test panel for the monumental abstract windows of the 2005 David Tremlett's Villenauxe-la-Grande church, as well as the 16th-century stained-glass windows of the Sainte-Croix de Provins church.

The exhibition space also illuminates the process of making stained glass, from design to installation, providing a comprehensive understanding of this intricate art form.

Whether you're visiting from the airport or staying at a local hotel, don't miss this captivating journey into the history and artistry of stained glass.

The Wolf Museum

Tucked away in Cloître-Saint-Thégonnec, within the department of Finistère, in Monts d'Arrée, is the Wolf Museum, a unique French institution that is part of the Regional Natural Park of Armorica. With its innovative exhibits and immersive atmospheres, the museum invites visitors to delve deep into the history and biology of the wolf - an intriguing creature far removed from the notorious 'big bad wolf' of old tales and legends.

At the Wolf Museum, guests can explore a comprehensive portrait of the wolf, its role in our ecosystem, species protection efforts, as well as its portrayal in stories, children's literature, and our collective imagination. The museum, set against the backdrop of the scenic Arrée Mounts, is an engaging and educational experience for children and adults alike, enticing visitors with its inventive presentations and humor.

What Can You Discover at the Wolf Museum?

A visit to the Wolf Museum takes you on a captivating journey, usually lasting about an hour and a half, through the life of a wolf and the traditions associated with this majestic creature. The museum showcases works by Yvan Pommaux and stories by Patrick Ewen, among others, offering visitors a unique opportunity to 'meet' naturalized wolves.

The museum's exhibits offer a wealth of information, conveyed through a range of engaging educational aids. You can learn about the construction of a wolf den, discover how sheep evade wolves, and much more. In contrast to many other French museums, the Wolf Museum offers interactive displays that transform visitors into half-human, half-wolf creatures and even allow you to encounter a virtual wolf via a screen.

From exploring the depiction of wolves in the Font-de-Gaume cave paintings, journeying through tales and legends, to understanding the complexities of reintroducing wolves in France, a visit to the Wolf Museum is a crucial adventure for anyone interested in this fascinating creature. Whether you're planning a day-long exploration or a brief visit, our rental service can assist with your transportation needs.

St. Madeleine Church

The Saint Madeleine Church, one of the oldest churches in Troyes, holds a significant place in the architectural and historical fabric of the city. Measuring 48 meters in length and 29 meters in width, the church was initially built in the 12th century. Later, it was reconstructed in 1200, embracing a Gothic style, while retaining some Romanesque elements in its nave. The nave was restored in the 19th century, adding another layer to the church's architectural timeline.

One of the distinguishing features of the Saint Madeleine Church is its Renaissance rood screen, intricately crafted by the sculptor Jehan Gailde. It is one of the few churches in France that have preserved such a stunning rood screen, making it a standout monument in Troyes' heritage.

Originally, the church was accompanied by a cemetery on its south aisle, which is mentioned in documents dating back to 1465. Over time, the church has continued to astound visitors with its impressive rood screen and the magnificent stained-glass windows adorning its apse.

Exploring Saint Madeleine Church in Troyes

Visiting Saint Madeleine Church is an enriching experience that should not be missed during a trip to Troyes. Not only will you marvel at the extraordinary rood screen and stained-glass windows, but you'll also discover the statuary of Sainte Marthe, recognized as one of the masterpieces of Champagne sculpture.

The church's stained-glass windows are particularly eye-catching, with their vibrant colors and brilliant light. Some of the windows in the apse depict a plethora of characters, while others are more austere yet majestic. The glass artisans showcased their exceptional skills in glass cutting and engraving, resulting in windows that are unique and captivating.

The church grounds also feature an unexpected treasure: the "Jardin des Innocents," a medieval garden that came to life in the old ossuary of Saint Madeleine. Opened by the City of Troyes in 2008, this enchanting garden, decorated with white roses and shrubs, offers an appealing respite for visitors to enjoy.

Stay at the Best Western Premier Hotel De La Poste Troyes & Spa Nuxe

Nestled in the historic heart of Troyes, the Best Western Premier Hotel De La Poste Troyes & Spa Nuxe is a four-star establishment that beautifully combines its traditional roots with modern conveniences. Located on rue Emile Zola, a street renowned for its splendid and iconic medieval facades, the hotel stands on the grounds of a former coaching inn. Its recent renovation and modernization have added a contemporary touch while preserving the original charm and the property's passion for horses and carriages.

An Exquisite Stay at the Hotel

The hotel boasts thirty-two rooms and suites, each meticulously designed to exude elegance. Decorated with vibrant colors, wooden beams, and decorative leather elements, these rooms offer comfort and top-notch amenities that promise a memorable stay. Each morning, guests can start their day with a hearty buffet breakfast, which can be enjoyed in a cozy dining area or the comfort of their room. For those seeking a casual drink, the hotel bar offers a welcoming ambiance.

The hotel ensures the comfort of guests by providing a secure and private garage available on reservation. For business gatherings, the "Armance" private lounge, a peaceful and well-equipped space, can host up to sixteen people. For dining options, the hotel has partnered with two nearby restaurants - "Tablapizza," known for its southern cuisine, and "L’Hippopotamus," famous for its meat specialties.

Relaxation and Exploration at the Hotel De La Poste Troyes & Spa Nuxe

A key attraction of the hotel is its Nuxe SPA. Guests can indulge in the wellness area, which offers a sauna, hammam, sensory shower, along with massages and treatments from 7.30 am to 10 pm. The hotel's jacuzzi and lounge also offer tranquil spaces for relaxation.

Being situated in this city of art and history, the hotel provides easy access to Troyes' pedestrian area, perfect for leisurely strolls and explorations. From the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul cathedral and the town hall to the Saint-Urbain basilica and the famed champagne route of Côte des Bar, there is plenty to discover. The SNCF train station is just a few minutes away, and Paris, with its airports, is a few hours' drive from the hotel.

Troyes : 3 good places to eat

Troyes, located in the Grand Est region of France, is not just known for its rich historical heritage and warm hospitality, but also for its delectable cuisine. Here are three highly recommended restaurants where you can indulge in some local culinary delights.

Le Damier

Le Damier is a restaurant that prides itself on serving authentic French and European dishes. Open from Sunday to Saturday, excluding Mondays, from 12 noon to 10 p.m., Le Damier welcomes its patrons in a chic and contemporary setting. The staff are professional and discreet, ensuring that your dining experience is pleasant and seamless. Make sure to book in advance to guarantee a table.

Ô des Lys

Looking for classic French cuisine during your visit to Troyes? Look no further than Ô des Lys. Both at lunch and dinner, this restaurant serves refined and flavorsome dishes that won't break the bank. A selection of alcohol is also available to complement your meal. Ô des Lys is a place where you can relax and enjoy an excellent meal, so be sure to reserve a table.

Le Moine Gourmand

Le Moine Gourmand is another popular restaurant in Troyes. Known for its French, European, and healthy dishes, this eatery serves meals for lunch and dinner. The chefs at Le Moine Gourmand take pride in crafting aesthetically pleasing dishes that are as pleasing to the eyes as they are to the palate. They offer something for everyone, ensuring that every diner finds something they enjoy. Make sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Request a car service to go to Troyes

Troyes is a city in the department of Aube. It is just 4.6 km from Hurray Park and 51.8 km from Marnay Botanical Gardens. For information, the town is more than 190 km from Charles De Gaulle Airport and 173.7 km from Orly Airport to Troyes .