of 14 July Henri Breton private primary school Georges Leclerc public primary school Maurice Robert public primary school Henri Breton College Paul Portier College Lycée professionnel du Val Moré Demography In 2017 the commune had 3,018 inhabitants. Economy Most Champagne vines are grown in the Marne department (on Cretaceous land) in the Marne valley (to the west of Château-Thierry) and on a series of lands straddling the Tertiary and Cretaceous (Avize, Vertus, Sézanne etc.) Champagnes of Aube are very eccentric and very southern compared to other Champagnes and are grown on Jurassic lands which makes them distinctive. This area of Aube Champagnes includes other neighbouring communes such as Les Riceys and Bar-sur-Aube. Culture and heritage Civil heritage The commune has a number of buildings and sites that are registered as historical monuments: The Boulard Stationery factory (19th century) The Charrier Mill (19th century) The Bar-sur-Seine Glass and Crystal Works (1881) A Timbered House at Rue Victor-Hugo (16th century) The Domain of Villeneuve at Villeneuve (1874) The Portal of Châtillon (17th century) The Chateau of the Counts of Bar (13th century) Religious heritage The commune has two religious buildings and sites that are registered as historical monuments: The Church of Saint-Stephen (16th century) The Chapel of Avalleur (12th century) The commune contains over 200 objects that are registered as historical objects. Most of these items are in the Church of Saint Stephen but there are many items in other locations. See also Communes of the Aube department References External links Bar-sur-Seine Official website Communes of Aube