オーシーのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

岩の間を縫うように流れるアカロンの小川沿いを、暗く神秘的な森の中を抜ける素晴らしいハイキングコース。

12世紀のロマネスク時代から、主に身廊（ネフ）の一部が今日まで残っています。側壁には、典型的なロマネスク様式のアーチ窓が2つ、塞がれた状態で今でも見ることができます。 その後の改築：建物は18世紀から20世紀にかけて大きく改築されました。聖歌隊席と木製の内部装飾は18世紀のもので、一方、特徴的な尖塔を持つ鐘楼は、現在の形になったのは20世紀になってからです。 よく見ると、鐘楼には4つのオリジナルのガーゴイルが飾られており、犬、狼、そして伝説上の生き物が描かれています。入り口のすぐ上の外壁には、教会の守護聖人である聖レジェ（オータンのレオデガー）の像が鎮座しています。 https://www.bourgogneromane.com/edifices/couhard.htm https://www.burgund-tourismus.com/kirchen-abteien-und-andere-religioese-bauwerke/eglise-saint-leger-de-couhard

The Saint-Léger de Couhard church is a Romanesque church nestled near the Couhard district of Autun. The church is a historic site, often appreciated for its simple but charming architecture, with elements reminiscent of the Romanesque art of the region. Although it is small in size compared to other churches in the area, it stands out for its peaceful atmosphere and its integration into a picturesque natural environment.

You can take a wonderful break in the shade of the trees

A cool place to take a break through the trees.

Superb path that will allow you to leave the pyramid of Couhard going down to Lake Autun, offering you a beautiful view of the cathedral.

Very pretty path linking the Brisecou waterfall and the Couhard pyramid, ideal to integrate into your hiking trails, you will follow a small stream all along at walking height at the edge of the path.

A must in Autun, a gigantic and imposing monument. This pyramid, which overlooks the city of Autun, was probably built in the 1st century AD. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1840. The pyramid stood in one of the great necropolises of the Roman city of Augustodunum, the ancient Autun: the cemeteries of all Roman cities were always located outside the walls. Couhard's pyramid, whose interpretation has given rise to many controversies, was therefore most likely a funerary monument: a tomb covering the remains of a deceased person. In 1960, at the base of the monument, there is a lead “magic tablet” (15.8 × 5.8 cm) from the 2nd century bearing inscriptions in Latin and Greek, as well as a large cross. This is now in the Rolin Museum in Autun.