ラ・シャペル・オー・マン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ11

The Signal de Mont is located at an altitude of 469 meters. The observation tower is 12 meters high and offers a 360° panorama of the rolling Burgundy landscape. You can decipher the view thanks to the eight orientation tables. At the foot of the tower, you will find the remains of a World War II aircraft defense post.

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A ford that can be tricky to cross due to its sand and gravel bottom. The "footbridge" is tricky and not recommended with a loaded bike.

Le Châteu de Lucenier, construction began in the 13th century. This small castle and the castle chapel are located in the Lieu-Dit Lucenier, belonging to La Chapelle-au-Mans. Until the French Revolution it belonged to the De Montmorillon family, who were able to buy it back in 1829. It is still family property. At the time of construction, the Duke of Burgundy required his vassals to build fortified houses and castles to protect the borders of his duchy. This was the time of the struggle for the throne of France against the Duke of Orleans. La Chapelle-au-Mans was then located directly on the border of the Duchy of Burgundy and the Kingdom of France. The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.

At 469 meters above sea level, the Signal de Mont is one of the remarkable peaks of southern Burgundy. A belvedere as well as an orientation table allow a beautiful reading of the surrounding countryside.

Observation tower with a wonderful view.

Mount Dardon with an altitude of 506 meters is an isolated eminence that can be spotted from afar. From its summit you have a spectacular view of Mont Beuvray, Uchon, and Mont Saint-Vincent. On a clear day, the view goes east to Mont Blanc. A former Gallic oppidum, the site also revealed a 10th century chapel. The orientation tables found on site are very practical.

Literary trail “In the footsteps of Irène Némirovsky”, a French writer from kyiv. During the last years of her life, she lived in Issy-l'Évêque where she wrote two novels before being deported to Auschwitz in 1942 and then murdered. On the two trails we discover the places known from his life and from his novel “Chaeur du sang”.