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Beautiful little town with many medieval buildings. Definitely worth a visit

Noé's estate, with its beautiful captaincy tower, never opened. Stalled for more than 15 years, the project had a tourist vocation. All that remains today are walled buildings along the canal, which have never been used. The site, not far from the Maladrerie lock, nevertheless has charm. It’s a lovely place for a picnic!

Great hotel in Clamecy, labeled bike welcome. Lots of charm and character for this old 12th century chapel, renovated by four friends. In the summer, they open a pop-up bar in their garden. Tapas, natural wines and concerts on the program. A great step! https://www.labouledor.info/

Built of cut stone and inaugurated in 1838, the Bethlehem Bridge in Clamecy is one of the nerve centers of the city. It spans both the Yonne and the Nivernais canal, which blend together under its arches. Every summer, dozens of makeshift boats are launched at its feet, during the very popular and festive “phony descent”. An event worth seeing!

The Bethlehem Bridge is a low-slung arch bridge which crosses the Yonne River with a view of the banks of Clamecy.

an unexpected appearance behind a gate during your bike ride

Cuncy Castle is an old fortified house built at the beginning of the 11th century. Remodeled in the 15th and 16th centuries, it was partly destroyed in 1592, when Vézelay's troops besieged Clamecy. The castle was rebuilt around 1610, on the site of the old curtain walls. A turret is added to the keep. The castle was acquired in 1846 by Edmé Goyard and his descendants are still the owners. It has an impressive porch tower. It cannot be visited and is located near the village of Villiers-sur-Yonne.

The town of Clamecy has some old medieval buildings, walks along the Yonne and a museum retracing the epic tale of log floating. You will find some nice restaurants at the foot of the collegiate church and in the city center. The cathedral is superb and deserves some time.