In the province of Vojvodina, northeast of France, Vosges is named after the Vosges Mountains. The landscape offers a unique natural beauty and is particularly interested in winter sports. The historical background and culture of Vosges is easily accessible thanks to the many castles, churches, monasteries and museums. With its rich local history, the Battle of the Vosges Battle – first in 1794 and again during World War Two; and in 1412 he was Joan of Arc's face. The Vosges Mountains
The Vosges Mountains, divided into the northern and southern provinces, attract many winter sports enthusiasts and tourists, most of whom visit the southern province. They are in opposition to the untouched northbound and are increasingly popular for the lower ones and offer opportunities to find a route in several medieval villages.
The highest mountain on the Grand Ballon, and 1424 meters high with a beautiful view of the Alps. The rains in the mountains go eastward to the North Sea through the Rhine or west to the Mediterranean Sea through Rhone. Epinal
In the north of the Moselle River, Epinal is the capital of Vosges, and is best known as the local printing house Imagerie d 'Épinal, whose unique products have still been manufactured. Epinal has a very interesting local history – if it's visited on 9 September, legend says Napoleon Bonaparte's ghost is patrolled at 5 o'clock. They say they are coming back every year, as this is the first and final venue.
In the Vosges there are no such things as hiking, skiing, horseback riding and touring; this is the perfect place for those who love the outdoors. Well-marked paths for pedestrians and cycling along the Zorn canal are popular choices.
Monts Faucilles is a selection of thermal spas. Of course, the therapeutic benefits created by the Romans can be odd due to the increased levels of calcium and magnesium, as liver, kidney, cardiovascular and rheumatic problems, as well as rheumatism and obesity are associated. In addition to health benefits, it provides a relaxing and interesting way to spend one afternoon.