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モン・ブーヴレ（821m）の頂上を通る、素敵な森の小道

The archaeological site of Bibracte—an ancient fortified Gallic town (an oppidum), capital of the Aedui people—located a few kilometers from Mont Beuvray, welcomes researchers and students. The site, classified as a "Grand Site de France," reveals an exceptional heritage.

Mont Beuvray culminates at 821 meters in the Morvan massif, in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. This ZNIEFF and Natura 2000 referenced natural area is home to many rare and protected species. Its historical heritage is also unique. Former capital of the Gallic people the Aedui, we find at its foot the Gallo-Roman history museum of Bibracte.

Mont Beuvray culminates at 821 meters in the Morvan massif in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. This ZNIEFF and Natura 2000 referenced natural area is home to many rare and protected species. Its historical heritage is also unique. Former capital of the Gallic people the Aedui, there is at its foot the Gallo-Roman history museum of Bibracte.

This beautiful lake surrounded by green hills and trees is a delight to behold. It supplies the neighboring mill of the same name.

Mont-Beuvray, former capital of the Gallic people of the Aedui, is home to this spectacular viewpoint which, on a clear day, allows you to see Mont-Blanc.

The gently sloping hills give way to views of Autun.