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Very nice outing

This is a beautiful medieval town. There are a few restaurants and cafes - I can only recommend everyone to stop here, it's worth it!

Le Châteu de Lucenier, construction began in the 13th century. This small castle and the castle chapel are located in the Lieu-Dit Lucenier, belonging to La Chapelle-au-Mans. Until the French Revolution it belonged to the De Montmorillon family, who were able to buy it back in 1829. It is still family property. At the time of construction, the Duke of Burgundy required his vassals to build fortified houses and castles to protect the borders of his duchy. This was the time of the struggle for the throne of France against the Duke of Orleans. La Chapelle-au-Mans was then located directly on the border of the Duchy of Burgundy and the Kingdom of France. The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.

Beautiful castle in Burgundian style.

Church, built in 1871

A beautiful little lake. It's worth taking a break. You can also walk around the lake.

In the medieval district of Bourbon-Lancy, where many remarkable houses stand out, the construction is dense, the streets narrow and the protection systems still visible. The city was enclosed by imposing gates and a rampart. Today, even if the rampart has been integrated into the constructions, its perimeter has remained unchanged and is easily discovered. Only two of the three access gates remain: the entrance via the belfry, whose drawbridge lifting system is still very visible, and the Éperon gate on the south side with the still visible ruins of its granite arch.

This hollow path in the undergrowth, which further on, enters the forest is typical of the preservation of natural spaces which still prevails in the Morvan.