10의 아만제가지 명소 & 주요 장소

nice little hike

Great walk. Beautiful view with picnic tables and tap with drinking water. However, NOT an easy walk. You must be able to walk well.

This ceremonial castle was built in the 17th century. A visit to this residence nicknamed “Little Versailles of Charolais” reveals a sumptuous interior. THE. French garden is classified as a Remarkable Garden by the DRAC (Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs) of Burgundy.

A couple of great bar/restaurants to eat or drink at near the châteaux

The cattle market of Saint Christophe en Brionnais is one of the most important markets in France for the trade of the emblematic Charolais cows. It takes place every Wednesday, with the traditional OTC market for beef cattle (under the halls), and the clock market for lean cattle in the building at the back.

This summit houses a chapel, but it was previously a strong defensive position. From the Arab invasions in 730 to the successive Norman and Hungarian invasions, this stronghold has resisted. It was not until 1180 that the fortress fell into the hands of King Philippe Auguste, who destroyed it but spared the chapel. The summit offers magnificent views.

This summit houses a chapel, but it was previously a strong defensive position. From the Arab invasions in 730 to the successive Norman and Hungarian invasions, this stronghold has resisted. It was not until 1180 that the fortress fell into the hands of King Philippe Auguste, who destroyed it but spared the chapel. The summit offers magnificent views.

Still surrounded by its moat, this magnificent castle is nestled on the edge of a 30-hectare pond. Unusually for castles in France, this one has belonged to the same family (the Noblet d'Anglure family) since 1722.