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The former Franciscan monastery currently houses a restaurant. The entrance to the former church is at the rear of the building. The Franciscan coat of arms can be seen above the door in the glass window.

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The first mention of this chapel dates back to 1043, when the Bishop of Toul, Brunon de Dabo (1026-1051), approved the creation of the Deuilly Priory. Indeed, we learn that the small monastery then owned half of the church of Aureil-Maison (mediatatem ecclesiae de Aurelii mansionibus). From the mid-12th century, the chapel was rebuilt in the Romanesque style, beginning with the choir and continuing with the nave. In 1188, the Bishop of Toul, Pierre de Brixey (1168-1191), confirmed that the chapel of Aureil-Maison was indeed part of the Deuilly Priory, whose prior appointed the parish priest. In 1195, Pope Celestine III (1191-1198) validated this possession in Deuilly again.

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Good route to ride. Highly recommended.

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Mix of gravel and asphalt road on the course of an ancient roman road

Information about the Haut Haut area: file: /// E: /Downloads/circuit+velo+70.pdf

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Coming from Monthureux-sur-Sâone you can walk here along the still very small river to Châtillon-sur-Sâone

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Here the French cycle path "Boucle Patrimoine N ° 25" branches off and it goes up the hill to St. Julien. In Germany, unfortunately, I could learn little about the local bike paths, but apparently also go through long-distance cycling here. The road continues straight on along the river (Ruisseau du Haut Fer) until it flows a little further down into the (also still small) Saône. The road branches off to the right to "Le Petit Thon".

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