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The castle is open again after extensive repairs and can be visited for six euros (as of June 2025).

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For centuries, Saint Philip and Saint James were celebrated on May 1, the day their relics were transferred to the Roman Basilica of the Twelve Apostles. Recently, they have given way to the humble Saint Joseph to comfort workers.

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Panthier Lake (or Panthier Reservoir) is a 130 ha lake in Côte d'Or (Burgundy, administrative region Bourgogne-Franche-Comté) located in the communes of Vandenesse-en-Auxois, Créancey and Commarin. It is the largest lake in Côte-d'Or and one of the five reservoirs created to supply the Burgundy Canal. It is also a bird sanctuary and is listed in the general inventory of historical heritage.

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Welcome to the Middle Ages! And these walls last for a few centuries! Nothing to do with the planned obsolescence of skyscrapers!

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The postcard view of the castle up in the hill - worth the detour from the core village.

Incredibly beautiful little place full of medieval charm. The (quite short) tour here is definitely worth it - try to use all the paths on the map - it's worth it. The castle is currently being renovated, but is simply impressive even from the outside.

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One of the houses in the village that is unfortunately falling into disrepair.

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The view here is fantastic even without paying for binoculars.

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The castle can be seen from afar and a visit to the old village on a prominent hill is worthwhile.

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From this point you have a good view out over the Burgundy plain.

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A very pleasant lake for walking and a beach for swimming, having lunch or taking a break.

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Historic hotel building in the village center of Châteauneuf, which you inevitably walk past.

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A charming village street with, among other things, this interesting house where you think time has stood still.

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The Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church is a Romanesque parish church in the commune of Châteauneuf in the Saône-et-Loire department in the historical Burgundy region (France), built in the 12th century. It was listed as a monument historique in 1862. (Source Wikipedia)

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The northern gateway of Châteauneuf. A narrow path leads up to the gate in the wall fence. From here you have a wonderful view of the valley and the Canal Bourgogne.

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On the way up to Châteauneuf, just before the archway, you have this beautiful vantage point of Burgundy at the crossroads. The view down into the lowlands of the meandering Canal de Bourgogne is particularly beautiful.

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If you are already in Châteauneuf, you should not miss this view.

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This 15th century house is the only residence in Châteauneuf which has retained a half-timbered floor. This was previously extended to the neighboring house. The house has been remodeled on several occasions but still retains architectural elements from the Middle Ages, including a lintel in a brace on the door, on the gable side. The crosses of Saint Andrew on the timber frame of the construction are also characteristic of this period.

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The hotel takes its name from the mepart, a community of parish priests responsible for celebrating masses and administering the church's property. The community of Mépartistes de Châteauneuf was founded in 1494. The building can be dated to the end of the 16th century. The semicircular door, molded in ogee, has false columns on its sides. Just like the molding in ogee visible on the other openings, it is characteristic of the architecture of the residences of Châteauneuf which mixes medieval tradition and influence of the Renaissance. The dovecote bears witness to the wealth and importance of its owners. The facade on the square, later, is composed of a gable wall pierced on the ground floor by a door with a wooden lintel and an old carriage door covered with a segmental arch today obstructed to build a second door and a window. The inscription of the key to the basket-handle arch covering the latter shows the date of the work (1736) as well as the name of the owners, the Artaut family. This is one of the notables of Châteauneuf in modern times.

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North From the end of the Middle Ages, an enclosure surrounded Châteauneuf, completed by several towers and three gates. This gate built at the end of the 16th century is one of the rare vestiges of the village fortifications. Today it no longer has any military or defensive elements (portcullis, gunboats, etc.). An old inscription, which has disappeared, dated the building to 1587. It also contained the coat of arms and motto of the Vienne family, then owner of the village. During the Revolution, this decoration was removed and replaced by the inscription "Citizens".

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