周辺の城・トップ5

I loved it, but it was closed when I arrived, what a shame, I would have loved to walk around it.

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An impressive building from the 17th century, today it attracts visitors, in addition to exploring the building itself, with museums, a small zoo, and a magnificent view.

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UNESCO World Heritage, what more can be said except that the Doubs Valley and the splendid ruins of old medieval castles from the top of wild cliffs have watched over the valley for centuries?

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I have cycled this cycle path several times (different years) and each time I have passed these horrible looking factory ruins on the opposite bank - a very poor reception from Besançon - a real shame.

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The Tour de la Pelote is a medieval cannon tower that was integrated into the fortification program created by Vauban in the 17th century. The original roof structure from the Vauban era was destroyed in a fire in 2013, but the building was extensively restored in 2016. The tower can be visited as part of city tours, for example. https://www.besancon-tourisme.com/

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Fort Griffon in Besançon is a 17th century military monument that has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the "Network of Major Vauban Sites". Today, the buildings are used by the French University for teacher training, but the structural adaptations were carried out while maintaining the original 17th century walls.

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In 1475, under the reign of Duke Charles the Bold (1433-1477), sovereign of the Burgundian state, this tower was built at the foot of the Battant bastion, where the Mouillère stream flows into the Doubs. . The name of this tower comes from Pierre Pillot, lord of Chenecey, and co-governor of Besançon, from whom the land for the building was purchased, for the construction of this building. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_de_la_Pelote

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Beautiful to see how the Citadel of Bresançon (VAUBAN, UNESCO World Heritage Site) dominates its surroundings. If you continue towards Besançon you can soon cycle through a tunnel under the citadel. The Voie Verte you are on is part of the EuroVélo 6 that connects the Atlantic Ocean in France with the Black Sea in Romania.

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