The village of Fépin is located between Meuse and forest. Here, everything seems peaceful... the old washhouse, located at the entrance to the town, reminds us of the washerwomen who once met there. But Fépin is not just about that…
The small Notre-Dame church in the village and its furniture is worthy of interest, with in particular polychrome wooden statues dating from the 1st half of the XNUMXth century.
The oldest work on the premises is a panel painted on wood from the XNUMXth century representing the Nativity.
Note:
The church is open to the public only during religious services.
Origin of the name Fépin:
This name derives from the name of Charlemagne's father, Pépin the short, who was following the Meuse from Liège to reach Soissons, stopped there and decided to honor the village with his illustrious name.