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Magnificent view across the countryside all the way to Mâcon

Located near the entrance to the village of Saint-Amour-Bellevue and at the crossroads of the Chemin de la Madonne, this statue was erected in 1876. It is distinguished by its remarkable rock pedestal, which contrasts with other similar monuments in the surrounding area. This high point offers an exceptional 360° panorama of the Beaujolais and Mâconnais vineyards. A witness to local devotion for nearly 150 years, this place of meditation has become a must-see for lovers of breathtaking views of this exceptional wine-growing region.

A stone sentinel at the crossroads, the Croix Carron has watched over Saint-Vérand for centuries. This soberly sculpted calvary made of local limestone bears witness to the faith that permeated rural life in Burgundy. An ancestral landmark, today it offers a moment of contemplation and a striking panorama of the Mâconnais hills.

Nestled in the heart of the village, the Saint-Vérand washhouse is an elegant testament to Burgundy's rural heritage. Its rectangular basin, sheltered under a traditional tiled roof, still reflects the memories of the washerwomen of yesteryear. The crystal-clear water that flows through it whispers the secrets of the past, while its stones, polished by use, tell the story of daily life in the past. A refreshing and picturesque stop, perfect for soaking up the authenticity of the place and capturing the soul of the Mâconnais.

A little-known gem of Burgundian Romanesque architecture, the Church of Saint-Véran transports you through ten centuries of history. Mentioned in the charters of Cluny as early as the 10th century, this parish church captivates with its preserved authenticity. Its typically Romanesque architecture reveals a choir deeper than the nave, a testament to its ancient origins. Admire its single timber-framed nave, its cupola with squinches, and its elegant octagonal bell tower. The light delicately sculpts the space. The hidden treasure? The 14th-15th century frescoes in the apse, restored in 1979, depicting Christ in Majesty surrounded by the symbols of the four evangelists. Don't miss the 17th-century holy water font with its base formed by eight rings, a rare find in the region. Located on the Chemins du Roman in Mâconnais South Burgundy, this spiritual stopover offers a moment of serenity in a green setting, ideal for lovers of sacred art and hikers in search of authenticity.

A few hundred meters from the church of Saint-Amour-Bellevue, this orientation table takes advantage of its position to open up a wide panorama of the vineyards and the Saône which flows in the distance.

The summit of Mont Pouilly!

A village typical of the villages of Maconnais.