루시 쉬르 큐어 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The woman who lives next door in the keep even washes her laundry here.

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The washhouse was built in 1863 and extensively restored in 2016. It has two separate entrances. To prevent a possible rise in the river water, the floor of the washhouse is 80 cm higher than the level of the small spring, whose very regular supply had to be ensured by pumping. The water level in the basin rises daily around 4 p.m. and then stabilizes again.

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This small sacred monument, which the hiker encounters here at a crossroads on the historic Way of St. James, is in need of renovation, as the body of the crucified Christ is unfortunately damaged. The stone base from which the cross extends is covered with some stones that were obviously left there. This custom comes from the well-known "Crux de ferro" on the "Camino Frances" in northern Spain. According to tradition, the pilgrims also lay aside their worries and troubles with the stones that they carry there, sometimes over many days and weeks.

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How I love bathing my feet in a washhouse!

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Next to the Manor, there is the miniature village.

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Church from the 12th/13th century, monument historique since 1920

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beautiful old washhouse

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The Cravant property is a fortified building built in the 14th century to protect the property of the Bishop of Auxerre. The rest of the mighty outer wall is reminiscent of a castle. The building is now privately owned. The old public washhouse is right next to it. A monument is erected facing the street. The 4,500 soldiers who fell here in a historic battle defending France in 1423 are remembered there.

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Cravant is a town rich in architectural gems from the Middle Ages. Keep your eyes peeled as you cross it to enjoy all it has to offer.

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This cave is one of the many caves dug by the Cure. These are perhistoric caves that contain many paintings dating back more than 33,000 years.

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Appears at the top of the hill this elegant Renaissance style building: the Château du Chastenay. It has a turret placed in a corbel on the right, a hexagonal staircase tower in the center. The pediment of its portal is decorated with a sculpted frieze as well as a Jacquaire shell (we are on the way to Santiago de Compostela). The mullioned windows are also richly carved. The presence of a dovecote affirms the lordly character of the place. In principle, only lords, high justices, had one. The number of bowls was regulated according to the surface area of the owner's fiefdom. The pigeon was highly appreciated for its fine flesh and for its droppings, called columbine, which serves as excellent quality fertilizer.

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A first stone bridge was built in 1302. In the 17th century, due to lack of maintenance and not being suitable for vehicles, it was destroyed. The current bridge was a big investment. Completed in 1769, this elegant building is remarkable for its "donkey's back" architecture. It has 3 arches of 10 to 13 m. The triangular-shaped bridge piers facilitated the passage of trains of timber. The stone cross on the bridge was erected in 2000. It is a carbon copy of the one that existed before the French Revolution.

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If you are heading down the valley to St. Moré on the hiking trail, you absolutely have to make the small detour of 150m so that you don't miss this beautiful view.

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Beautiful section of forest

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Small resting place in the fields

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Quiet island in the Cure behind the old mill. If you like, you can bring boules balls.

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