Village de Fépin

The small church of Our Lady of the village and its furniture is worthy of interest, with polychrome wooden statues dating from the first half of the 19th century. The oldest work of art in the village is a 16th century painted wooden panel representing the Nativity. To be noted: The church is open to the public only during religious services. Origin of the name Fépin: This name is said to derive from the name of Charlemagne's father, Pépin le bref, who travelled along the Meuse from Liège to Soissons, stopped there and decided to honour the village with his illustrious name.