Lagery

France, France

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Lagery is a small rural village in the Marne department of northeastern France, located in the Grand Est region near the Montagne de Reims Regional Natural Park.

With just over 200 residents, it is surrounded by farmland, vineyards, forests, and small streams, giving it a peaceful countryside character. The village is known for its historic heritage, including the Church of Saint-Martin, traditional market hall (halles), and the Château de Lagery, which reflect its long history and architectural character.

Situated in the Champagne area, Lagery is part of a region famous for its wine-producing traditions and scenic landscapes. Its rural setting and cultural heritage have earned it recognition as a “Commune à découvrir” (a village worth discovering). Today, Lagery is appreciated for its quiet atmosphere, historic landmarks, and natural surroundings, making it an attractive destination for visitors seeking an authentic experience of the French countryside.