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This epicerie is a must-visit - there aren't that many restaurants around!

Dependance du Moulin Galuzot The Dependance du Moulin Galuzot is a special place. The interior is so special and decorated with love - simply outstanding. This place has a soul. We were given such a warm welcome, which is also special and not to be taken for granted. Fleur and Correy were absolutely extraordinarily nice and helpful. We were able to store our bikes in the mill, protected from the rain and safely, and... we were also able to charge the bikes there. Thank you both! Thank you for letting us be there. It's a shame that we only stayed for one day. But I can in good conscience recommend it to anyone who wants to stay for several days. It is spacious and so well decorated - my appreciation to you both! I cannot recommend it to high-gloss tourists, they are definitely in the wrong place here, they would probably be overwhelmed by so much creativity. I certainly didn't get to discover everything in the short time and would like to come back. Also because of the great welcoming ceremony! Absolutely extraordinary! And by the way: 1. Be sure to order breakfast - I can only recommend it! 2. I have never experienced such fast internet in France! A great fiber optic connection!

Canal routes invite you to cycle briskly

This simple grocery store, where you can also eat on the terrace, is a place like no other: Romaric, its owner, is its soul. He welcomes you with a warm and authentic “Welcome” as soon as you open the door. And his grocery store is the RV of all the people around. And there are numerous travelers in this place, whether by bike on the canal, or on foot (the pilgrims of the Way of St Francis of Assisi). Meeting Romaric, and his sense of service and presence for others, brightened my day.

Very good to make a nice route

A cycle path that runs along the Canal du Centre. A pleasant and quiet way to discover the region without cars.

The Canal du Center is a historic canal in central France, linking the Loire and the Saône. It meanders through pretty landscapes, charming villages and an industrial heritage.

Built in the 13th century next to a 12th century Romanesque church, this picturesque castle is open to the public and well worth a visit!