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Great atmosphere in this charming little village.

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This watermill was in operation for 40 years. It has been restored to its original condition, and its paddle wheel now allows the gears and thus the millstone to rotate. The aroma of walnut and hazelnut oil, which has been pressed here for years, can be smelled throughout the interior.

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The four-kilometer-long canal serves as a natural outlet for the waters of Lake Bourget toward the Rhône, and vice versa when the river is in flood. Over the years, it has been widened, rectified, and cleaned to improve the passage of commercial and passenger ships. In the last century, this was an important trade route.

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a water mill in a pleasant setting

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Pretty village with original street decoration

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The canal winds from Portout to Chanaz for almost four kilometers. This peaceful and pleasant setting attracts many boaters who enjoy the gentleness of its banks.

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Cozy terraces by the water

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Some excursion boats and many tourists in Chanaz. Despite everything, a very nice place to stay.

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The road that runs along it leads to Lac du Bourget.

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It's always a pleasure to stop for lunch in Chanaz as this village is so charming!

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It is a superb mill overlooking the village of Chanaz. Dating back to 1868, it has been restored to its original condition and today produces walnut and hazelnut oils in the same way as in the past. A visit worth the detour!

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"The town hall, once a manor house, was built in the 16th century and is inscribed as a monument historique. [2] In the 19th century it came into the possession of General Benoît de Boigne and was redesigned, giving it the name Maison de Boigne . " from Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chanaz

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This strikingly arched pedestrian bridge in Chanaz must be crossed by every hiker on the GR 65. From there you have a nice view of the small town of Chanaz. In this place there are still houses from the 15th and 16th centuries. Many artisans have settled in the center and exhibit their works in the narrow streets and old houses.

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The Canal de Savière in Chanaz, with its waterfront promenade running on wooden planks over the water, is a particularly beautiful place. Here you can have a good time in the restaurant and watch the boats traveling on the 3.5 km long canal to Lac de Bourget.

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Very idyllic location on the many waterways that are here.

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The mill In the 19th century, three mills stood upstream, the oldest being the paddle wheel, leaving the construction of two others. The downstream one is no longer used as a mill. It was originally intended for flour production and in 1946, nut oil production was started (the only activity currently maintained). After more than 40 years of business interruption and under the influence of a common will, this factory was relaunched in 1995. Khanat. Main Bimey, AB 12 MB 1 With the help of various professions, teachers and high school students from the University Monge de Chambéry, the Association of the Friends of the Mill, this mill restored according to the rules of art , opens you its doors. Doors with which you can discover the crafts of the past. Stone building, 60 m2 This mill is equipped with an iron wheel 6.30 m in diameter which gave it its energy. The mill: On the ground floor, there are still stone wheels used in the production of flour (wheat, but etc ...). The walnut oil mill: On the ground floor, a stone mill was milled. This paste thus obtained is then dehydrated and then rolled up in a cloth called scourtin and placed in the hydraulic press to extract its oil first under cold pressure. At the end of the pressing, we bring back the cake (use flour). Individuals can bring their nut kernels or hazelnut almonds and go with their first cold-pressed oil. meaning

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