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Bring a light jacket; it can get cold inside. For those with vision problems, don't be afraid; the lighting isn't too bright.

Parish church. The seat of a former Benedictine priory, the church of Chevagny was sold during the Revolution as national property, but was bought back secretly by the priest and became his private property, then that of his heirs until a decree of expropriation in the Council of State, dated April 15, 1851, returned it to the commune. This story, which was told in all its detail by Father Bernard Rebuffet, is both singular and instructive. It reminds us of the trials that village churches and their priests went through, often won over, at the beginning, to new ideas during the dark years of the Revolution. The church of Chevagny is an example of the pernicious effects of a long lack of maintenance on the frames and the lava roofs. The Sauvegarde de l’Art français gave 10,000 F in 1978 for the most urgent repairs needed by this small church which was built in the 14th century.

Occupied by bats, this tunnel is obviously often closed to protect them.

On the greenway of Southern Burgundy, you can see the pretty castle of Berzé-le-Châtel at this point. It is the most important and best-preserved fortress in Burgundy. You can clearly see its various walls and towers rising up in the landscape.

Wet tunnel, you go in clean, you come out dirty, especially if you don't have a mudguard.

Lots of really cool singles!

Superb Voie Verte which passes through the vineyard. On this portion, we discover the Mâconnais which covers the hillsides up to the rocks of Solutre-Pouilly-Vergisson. A must that enriches this itinerary labeled “Bike & cheese”.

The fortress was built from the 11th to the 15th century around a Carolingian chapel. Its role was to defend Cluny Abbey. The building retains its entire defensive system with two keeps and 11 towers. Superbly preserved, you can enjoy the three enclosures, a catering service and a picnic area.