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The Bremonts path is like the Montjoie of Sens. This is where you can see the bell tower of the cathedral. This is surely where the pilgrims stopped to pray and thank God for bringing them safely to their destination (if their destination was Sens).

Often the patronage of the parish gives the name to the commune. Here, it is Saint Martin, in fact, he is one of the greatest French saints, he is worth the detour.

Between sky and vineyards, you can enjoy this view of the Salcys pond, a natural wetland area of European interest, the Yonne and the surrounding countryside.

In the Saint-Bond woods, you will appreciate the varied landscapes of the forest as well as the richness of the fauna and flora of the region.

If you are looking for a fun and educational stop on your countryside hike, you can visit La Ferme du Glacier. This is a grain farm that also has many animals to feed and pet, such as goats, sheep, cows, pigs and donkeys. The friendly owners, Claudine and Michel, will introduce you to the different crops and agricultural equipment. The highlight of the hike is the giant corn maze, which is open from July 10 to August 31, daily from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. You can explore the maze and find surprises along the way, as well as enjoy other activities such as giant wooden games, go-karts, inflatables and more. The entrance price is 8 euros per person, which includes the visit to the farm and all activities. You can also spend the night in one of the five guest rooms or in the four-person gîte available on the farm. It's a great way to experience life on a rural farm.

From the heights of Hauts Glaciers, you can hike through the countryside and woods, offering beautiful views of the surrounding area. You will pass by the Ferme des Glaciers, where you can visit the animals and taste farm products. You will also see the aeromodelling site, where enthusiasts fly their scale models.

This castle was built in the 15th century and made good use of one of the turrets by converting it into a dovecote in 1636. The castle was built by Jean Baptiste Couste, the king's ambassador to Constantinople.