Organized by the ADELE-S association, the first train festival will take place on May 25!
🚂 A big first in Bruyères: the Train Festival is coming to the station! 🚂
The association ADELE-S (Association for the Development of the Épinal/Saint-Dié Line) invites you on Sunday, May 25 to celebrate the train in all its forms during the very first Train Festival in Bruyères!
In collaboration with numerous local partners and associations in the area, they have put together a varied program of activities to help you discover Bruyères and its surroundings in a different way.
🎉 On the menu: guided walks, exhibitions, mountain bike trails, fun hikes for young and old... There will be something for everyone!
Also take advantage of reduced fares to come by train to Bruyères and experience a festive day with family or friends, to the rhythm of entertainment and good humor.
📅 Discover the full program below without further delay and remember to book your activities: some places are limited!
We look forward to seeing many of you there to make this first edition an unforgettable moment! 🚂🎈
From 9h00
The ADELE-S association and the Bruche-Piémont-Rail association welcome you with a good coffee!
Refreshments and food on site all day!
Low TER prices
The Grand-Est region is offering low prices to Bruyères. Take advantage of these reduced rates online before May 24th!
In the program !
Accompanied walks
The local section of the Vosges Club and the Racines de Bruyères and its region association offer two guided and commented walks departing from the station.
- 10:00 a.m.: departure for the Grébier ravine. In 1881, the Eastern Railway Company presented its project for the Bruyères-Rambervillers line. The route of the line required the construction of a structure that is one of the most important in France, recently restored by the association.
- 13:30 p.m.: departure for theRomanesque church of Champ-le-Duc. Probably built in the third quarter of the 12th century, the church is one of the first and most important in the Vologne valley, as is the village which surrounds it, since it pre-existed the town of Bruyères.
Exhibition
In the hall of Bruyères station, the Racines de Bruyères and its region association is offering an exhibition dedicated to the train in the Vologne valley. Free
Fun hikes
With the Bruyères Vallons des Vosges Tourist Office, discover the town and its history in a fun way for the whole family.
Randoland: short 5,5km walk in the heart of town, for ages 4 and up. 2€ per sheet
Liberator's Treasure Hunt: From 6 years old, discover the history of the liberation of
city ! 5 € / player.
