rue du Général de Gaulle (20th century) A Building at 79 Rue Nationale (16th century) A Flourmill at 25 boulevard de la République (18th century) A Small Flourmill at 21 boulevard de la République (18th century) A Building at 1 petite rue Saint-Pierre (15th century) A Hotel at 15, 17 rue Saint-Pierre; 4 rue Delaunay (15th century) (now a Museum and Library) A Building at 4 rue Saint-Pierre (18th century) The Joseph de Bucy Diesel motor works at rue du Sommerard (20th century) The Breton-Cordier Tannery at 2 rue des Tanneries (19th century) The Three Towers House at 9 rue des Trois-Tours (16th century) The Sub-Prefecture (18th century) An Oppidum (Iron Age) Religious heritage The Chapel of Saint John from the Knights Templar then the Knights Hospitaller. The Chapel of Sainte-Germaine The commune has three religious buildings that are registered as historical monuments: A Priory (16th century) The Church of Saint Peter (16th century) The Church of Saint Maclou (12th century) Festivals Cheese festival in June Eurythmies Festival, late June. Festival "JazzàBar" early September A Market every Saturday morning under the covered market, in the Town Hall Square, and in the Rue Nationale Local Palm Festival Medieval Fair, the first weekend in September Gourmet Champagne Promenade in May Notable people linked to the commune Sainte Germaine, martyr in 451, decapitated on the order of Attila Jean-François Armand: (born 24 June 1789 - Bar-sur-Aube, died 27 March 1883 - Gravières), École polytechnique, Corps des Ponts, MP for Aube (1837-1848); Bertrand de Bar-sur-Aube, troubador of the 13th century. Étienne d’Acier, poet, disciple of Pierre de Ronsard, 16th century. Gaston Bachelard, philosopher (1884-1962). Armand Beauvais, rural painter (1840-1911). Jacques Claude Beugnot, Count of Beugnot (1761-1835). Maurice Emmanuel, musicologist and French composer born in Bar-sur-Aube in 1862 and died in Paris in 1938. Albert Gabriel, architect, specialist on Anatolia, professor in the College of France and the University of Istanbul (1883-1972). Jeanne de Valois-Saint-Rémy, Countess of the Motte, instigator of the Affair of the Diamond Necklace. Marc Rétaux de Villette, forger, implicated in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace Marinette Pichon, born on 26 November 1975 in Bar-sur-Aube, former French footballer who played for FCF Juvisy and in the France women's national football team (to 2006, 112 caps and 82 goals). Gaston Cheq, saviour of the Aube vineyards, born on 14 January 1866 in Bar-sur-Aube. Alexandre Du Sommerard, archaeologist born in Bar-sur-Aube in 1779,