10의 빌리에 쉬르 톨롱가지 명소 & 주요 장소

I confirm that there is a view of Joigny here

In the 5th century, the lands of Guerchy had been bequeathed to the Abbey of Auxerre by Saint Germain who had inherited them from his parents. In 1440, Jehan Régnier, bailiff of Auxerre, acquired the lands. Then he received from Charles the Bold the lordship of Guerchy, which remained in the Régnier family until his last descendant, who died unmarried in 1852. Adrien de Régnier had built, at the beginning of the 17th century, a castle that is known to have been sumptuous. His granddaughter Claude, "La Belle de Guerchy", lady of Bazarnes and maid of honor to Anne of Austria, received the Grand Condé there, exiled after the Fronde. He participated in the embellishments of the church.

Above the North door, there is an equestrian statue of the knight Thibault Work attributed to Juan de Juni (Jean de Joigny). To insert it into the wall, the tip of the gable that surmounted the door had to be broken.

From this vantage point, you can see the bridge and the town of Joigny in all its glory, accentuated by the vineyards that surround you.

Cross the Yonne to enjoy a breathtaking view of the arcaded bridge, the town, the church and the castle of Joigny. The view is worth the detour.

Magnificent little pond for lunch or a break, or to get to know the many mallards resting on the bank. The pond has a picnic table as well as several benches around it.