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Superb banks of the Yonne

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Feeling very small at the bottom of the tower.

Always useful on a long ride.

Villeneuve with its bridge over the Yonne is magnificent.

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the V/Y crossing is really nice.

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Lovely place for a bike ride.

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Lovely place for a bike ride.

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Lovely place for a bike ride.

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Lovely place for a bike ride.

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A pleasant place for a bike ride.

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Armeau is a small town of more than 700 people. Here, the Yonne looks more like a pond. On a nice summer day, swans will gracefully pass by, but they are not there in winter. Please do not give them bread or any other food.

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Villeneuve sur Yonne is a charming town in the Yonne department, in Burgundy. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and has several lakes and ponds which offer picturesque views and opportunities for fishing, boating and bird watching. Hiking in Villeneuve sur Yonne is a great way to explore the area's natural and historical attractions, such as the medieval walls, Gothic church and Renaissance town hall.

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This Romanesque church is definitely worth the detour!!! The banks of the Yonne are magnificent in this fall of 2023 And a great bike path!

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Buried in the forest, this castle is hidden and surrounded by trees. It's a real treat to look for this place and not be able to spot it from afar - little adventure.

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In the middle of the forest, you will find at this intersection a menhir 1.3 meters high with this plan.

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This pierced stone is in fact a megalith in cliquart sandstone (variety of hard sandstone) with a height of around 1.40 m in square shape and which, according to recent archaeological expertise, dates from the Iron Age (around 700 years BC) . It is located at the crossroads of two very pleasant roads that cross the forest.

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When the Capetians came to the throne of France, the Sens region was drawn into the royal domain, while Joigny and Auxerre continued to depend on the Duke of Burgundy. It was at this time that Villeneuve, which had become an advanced bastion of Sens, made it possible to protect the limits of the royal domain. So that it can grow and strengthen itself, King Philippe Auguste grants it the privileges of a free city, then called "Villeneuve le Roy"; it was renamed Villeneuve sur Yonne during the French Revolution. The town retains many monuments testifying to this period marking its peak. Among these the two so-called gates of Sens (in the north) and Joigny (in the south) which are the only remaining ones of the fortified enclosures of the city, of which one can still find parts of the ramparts and identify the limits in the geographical layout. from the city. Among these remains is also the big Tower, which served as a dungeon. The imposing size of the Notre Dame de l'Assomption church also reflects the historical importance of the city, whose current population remains roughly equivalent to what it was at the end of the 18th century. Also note that the banks of the Yonne are open to swimming during the summer. They are also an ideal place for a break.

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Small chapel from 1637 in the middle of the woods, with a pretty roof in glazed Burgundy tiles. This chapel, dedicated to Saint Léonard de Noblat, has recently been restored. Unfortunately, the calm is spoiled by the highway which passes about 100m away; it is invisible, but perfectly audible.

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Very well maintained, very pleasant for a stopover.

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