Charming towns, churches, châteaux and fortresses, major sites not to be missed or famous wine villages... South Burgundy is rich in heritage and terroir. Ideally situated between the countryside, canals and vineyards. *Saint Sernin du Plain: the church of Saint Saturnin has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1987 - Le Mont Rome and its festival - Le Panorama - Le Mont Rome Château is a regional landscape site. It is protected by the Natura 2000 network "Pelouses et forêts calcicoles de la côte et arrière côte de Beaune". Its cliffs are ideal for rock-climbing enthusiasts. * Nolay: Les Halles - Le Plan d'Eau - Voie Verte and the Cirque du bout du monde. *The villages of Couchois and the banks of the Dheune, not forgetting Saint Emiland and Saint Jean de Trézy. To the south: * Le Creusot: Château de la Verrerie "former royal crystal glassworks" - La Villa Perrusson. Its industrial past: Le Marteau Pilon - La Cité ouvrière *Montceau-les-Mines: The Mining Museum - The Canal Lift Bridge *The abbey and its abbey church (jewels of Romanesque architecture) as well as the Hôtel-Dieu and its apothecary. apothecary. *Cluny: the Abbey "an amazingly realistic journey into the past". * Mâcon: La Roche de Solutré - The town brings Lamartine back to life To the west: *Charolles: A village on the water - The Charles the Bold Tower - "The Priory Museum" - "The Priory" - "The Priory" - "The Priory" - "The Priory" - "The Priory". The Priory Museum - "Les Marmoins". *Sully: Renaissance château and its magnificent theatre - History of the Mac Mahon family. * Autun: Cathédrale St Lazare - Le Musée du Prieuré -Le Panorama de la La Croix de la Libération - La Fontaine St Lazare and the many gates of the city - The Morvan Mountains - *Flavigny-sur-Ozer *Flavigny-sur-Ozerain: Perched on its rocky outcrop, this charming village is listed as one of France's Most Beautiful Villages and is famous for its sweets. *Alise Sainte Reine: this village in the Haute Côte-d'Or is the site of the famous battle between Vercingetorix and Caesar's armies. The famous statue of Vercingetorix - The archaeological digs - The village was the setting for the legend of Reyne - The MuséeoParc Alésia - The village of Alise Sainte Reine is also the site of the famous battle between Vercingetorix and Caesar's armies. to the east: * Santenay: the only windmill on the Côte de Beaune, the Sorine mill, built at the beginning of the 19th century, dominates the vineyards - the thermal baths and the Casino - the church of St Jean de Narosse. *Rully: built around the source of the Thalie, at the foot of the hills topped by the church, the medieval castle and the Château Saint-Michel. The village is surrounded by vineyards. *Châlon sur Sâone: Birthplace of Nicéphore Niépce (1765 - 1833), inventor of photography in 1816. The Orbandale path - *Chagny: A town of water and greenery, it is a renowned gastronomic stop-off point, with a rich cultural heritage (St Martin's church, apothecary, Copiaus theatre, contemporary works of art). *Dole: The former capital of Franche-Comté and its history. North: *Beaune: A wine town not to be missed - The Hôtel Dieux - Art and cinema. *Dijon: A piquant city with a hundred bell towers. Capital of Burgundy - Franche-Comté. Awarded the "Ville d'Art et d'Histoire" label. Car circuit at Prenois - *Montbard: Buffon's great forge in the 18th century - Historic monument Museum of the iron and steel industry in northern Burgundy - Fontenay Abbey: a museum of the iron and steel industry. Fontenay Abbey "In 1791, the abbey became a paper mill and remained so for almost a century, before being bought back and restored to its Romanesque and medieval appearance. *Semur en Auxois: A medieval town on a bend in the river Armançon, the red-roofed town stands on a promontory of pink granite. "1st Regional Heritage Prize in 2005 for its ramparts". And if you want to stay on course or get off the beaten track, the "Route71, South Burgundy" application is the ideal travel companion for a country break full of great encounters. *the "voie des vignes", a cycle route from Santenay to Beaune, surrounded by vineyards. *the green route linking Santenay to the medieval town of Nolay *the cycle route linking Chagny to Beaune, where you'll discover the plain, as well as the Étangs d'Or, a natural area designed for family walks, fishing and discovering the flora and fauna. *motor sports at the Le Creusot and Dijon Prenois circuits On the water: *the Burgundy canal *the Centre canal Along the paths of the Burgundy vineyards: *walks, cellar visits and wine tastings Around me: the Panneau Pocket mobile application will give you all the local news you need. Visit the Logis du Mont accommodation *via the link to our website in Saône et Loire "voyages en Terres de Bourgogne entre nature et patrimoine, https://vacances-mer-montagnes.com/ and for stays at the Santenay thermal baths, *https://www.lescuristes.fr/location-logis-du-mont-.-cet-hebergement-fraichement-renove,-vous-seduira-par-son-authenticite-et-son-charme.-santenay_15772

Access via Place de l'Abbaye, turn right into Rue Dessous and the dwelling will be on your left.