Explore Chaugey, Côte d'Or, Bourgogne and its wonders

Circuit du Val Fontaine - duration: 4h - marking: white and yellow - mean level. To see during your trip: fountain of the Fontenotte. Nearby: valley of Ource, Renoir's workshop and cimetery where the painter is buried in Troyes, the Tourist Route of Champagne.

Chemin du Commandant Nicolas - duration: 5h - marking: white and red, white and yellow - difficult level. To see during your trip: collegiale and Resistance museum in Mussy-sur-Seine, Réveillon's farm, valley of Seine. Nearby: Champagne vineyard, Bar-sur-Seine: Renaissance house and the tower of clock

Le circuit du Roi des Vins "“ 78 km "“ difficult level. To see during your trip: Charming authentic village of les Riceys, Mussy-sur-Seine and its Resistance Museum, Neuville-sur-Seine 4 flowery village, Essoyes : meseum, worshop and cemetaru where the painter Renoir is buried, The old abbey in Molesme, Champagne cellars

The St Bernard's Fountain - duration: 3h15 - 13km - marking: white and green - mean level. To see during your trip: Abbey of Claivaux and Hostellerie des Dames, St Bernard's fountain, church of Ville-sous-la-Ferté (Treasure of St Bernard). Nearby: Royal cristallerie of Champagne in Bayel.

Les bois de Longchamp - duration: 2h30 - 9km - easy level - marking: white and blue, white and red. To see during your trip: Viewing points of Abbey of Clairvaux and its valleys. Nearby: Abbey of Clairvaux, Royal

Circuit Aline Charigot - duration: 2h25 - easy level. To see during your trip: Renoir's workshop, cimetery where the painter and all its family are buried. Nearby: valley of Ource, Renaissance House, the tower of the clock and church of Bar-sur-Seine, Commanderie templière of Avalleur in Bar-sur-Seine.

Sentier Pierre-Auguste Renoir - duration: 4h - marking: white and green and then yellow and red. To see during your trip: setting of Renoir's painting "les Laveuses", viewing points of Essoyes (inpired place's Renoir), Saint Michel's and Saint Bernard's chapels (ruins). Nearby: Resistance museum, church and salt loft in Mussy-sur-Seine, village and church of Les Riceys.

Valérie and Valentin welcome you to Saint-Nizier-le-Bouchoux, in a natural, peaceful setting planted with trees. This estate, on the edge of a lake, offers comfortable, unusual and unusual accommodation for a different kind of vacation! At the crossroads of Bresse, Burgundy, Mâconnais, Dombes, Bugey and Lyon, and ideally located 5 minutes from exit 10 of the A39 (le jura) and very close to the A6, you'll be staying at Saint-Nizier-le-Bouchoux, in a shady, relaxing estate. Whether you're a family, a couple or a group of friends, for a short or long stay, you'll be seduced by the charm of our wooded estate. You'll be able to recharge your batteries or go fishing on the banks of the lake that runs alongside the campsite, combining relaxation with cultural and gastronomic discoveries of our beautiful region. Heated swimming pool, inflatable structure, children's playground, homeball court, petanque court, fitness area for adults, ping-pong tables and our snack-bar area, will enable you to enjoy moments of pleasure or relaxation. For a peaceful stay with us, you can choose between large, perfectly delimited and shaded pitches, tent lodges, comfortable mobile homes, wooden Pods, original wooden chalets in the shape of comfortable teepees, or real Mongolian yurts of various sizes. During your stay, you'll be able to quickly discover the great cultural sites nearby, such as the Monastère de Brou, the Abbaye de Cluny, the towns of Bourg en Bresse, Louhans and its unmissable cattle market, the first mountain walks in the Jura and all the culinary and wine riches of the region. Whether on site or in the surrounding area, you'll always find something to do or see. Come and discover all the cultural and gastronomic riches of our region! Valérie and Valentin look forward to welcoming you and doing their utmost to make your vacation unforgettable!

Departure from the Pont-de-Vaux marina. 2-hour guided cruise on the canal from Pont-de-Vaux and the Saône to Jean-de-Saône and back. Passage of the Pont-de-Vaux lock.

Based at the Pont-de-Vaux marina, this boat offers day cruises with or without meals and lock passages on the Pont-de-Vaux, Saône or Seille canals.

A fun, interactive tour: discover sand dunes, prairie birds, freshwater fish... using touch screens. From April 2025, a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey. In the interactive exhibition: a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey! A new Explor'games adventure trail on the Oignons site in Boz! Free admission. Detailed program to come. The interactive exhibition takes you on a playful journey of discovery, immersing you in the region's natural sites through a host of innovative interactive applications, touch-screen terminals and interactive games: fish for fish in our rivers using the interactive floor, hear and observe birds in the Val de Saône floodplain, unravel the mysteries of the Boz peat moor, have fun protecting the Charmes sand dunes, test your knowledge of the water cycle... From age 3, booklet for children. 2 Explor'games complete the outdoor offer. These adventure courses allow you to solve enigmas while discovering the trees around the structure, and to take on challenges on the natural site of the sand dunes at Sermoyer. 4 natural sites within an 8km radius. The Bresse and Val de Saône region boasts some exceptional natural environments, which were awarded the Espaces Naturels Sensibles label by the Ain department in 2014 and 2015. The Maison de l'Eau et de la Nature invites you to discover them through regular and varied activities.

Reception, information, promotion and management of the passenger boat "Ville de Pont de Vaux 2". Sale of fishing cards.

In the heart of the town, it offers 225 moorings equipped with water and electricity, and can accommodate boats up to 22m. A launching ramp, fixed quay for craning, repair shop and chandlery.

In a beautiful 18th-century mansion, exhibition of fine art collections featuring the pre-impressionist painter Chintreuil, history around General Joubert, hero of the French Revolution, ethnology and a cabinet of curiosities. Temporary exhibitions. Founded in 1866 around a gallery of the illustrious men of Pont-de-Vaux, the Musée Chintreuil is housed in a handsome late 17th-century townhouse. It boasts a fine art collection featuring Antoine Chintreuil's luminous, intimate landscapes, a forerunner of Impressionism, and a room devoted to calligraphy and works by Jacques Le Roux. Finally, there's a cabinet of curiosities, featuring animals and minerals, objects brought back from faraway lands and exotic birds. The museum organizes temporary exhibitions every season. The museum offers a range of activities for children: a workshop for little artists for 6/12 year-olds; a free treasure hunt booklet for curious 4-7 year-olds; and a fun way to discover the museum for 8-12 year-olds. Game booklet for children (readers and non-readers), escape game for teens and audio guides on reservation.

Camping du Coq, ideally located on the D975 between Bourg-en-Bresse and Tournus, welcomes travelers for a night or vacationers for a longer stay, in a verdant, peaceful setting on the banks of a river. Charming little campsite on the banks of a river (fishing possible) and the greenway. Pleasantly restorative and beautifully flowered estate in a shady green setting. Municipal campsite in partnership with CAMPING CAR PARK. The campsite doesn't offer any entertainment, but the calm and soothing setting encourages you to relax, discover the surrounding tourist sites and go for a bike ride. The VOIE VERTE runs alongside the campsite, providing easy access to other villages, and the ROUTE des 3 MOULINS (starting at the campsite) runs for 25km through the Bresse bocage; 30 fully serviced pitches (sanitary facilities, electricity, water, drainage, wifi...). On the campsite, there are 9 stabilized pitches for camper vans in case of bad weather; camper vans are allowed all year round and caravans and tents can stay from 01/04 to 30/10 when the sanitary facilities are open. 14 individual terminals with 50 sockets each delivering 6 amps Drainage area Water Waste sorting Wifi Video surveillance Enclosed campsite

Our farm is open to share our passion for breeding: Charolais cows, wagyus (the best meat in the world) and Selle Français sport horses. We are committed to respect for animals, the environment and transparency. Wagyu, the legendary Japanese beef. "Waygyu" means "Japanese beef". This breed is at the origin of several exceptional meat-producing regions (Kobe beef, Hida beef, Ishigaki beef, etc.) throughout the Japanese archipelago. It was at the end of the 19th century, after more than a hundred years of prohibition, that the Japanese population began to consume the meat of oxen previously used for agricultural work. The breed was selected for the marbling of its meat, but also for its docility. Respect for animals and their environment is an integral part of Japanese Buddhist culture. One of the best beef cuts in the world! The marbling (intramuscular fat) gives the meat its taste: its importance is a characteristic of hardy breeds that is lost with selection to increase muscle mass. It explains the unrivalled flavor of Wagyu beef and its exceptional smoothness. Wagyu beef is also rich in unsaturated fatty acids, notably Omega 3. These essential fatty acids are beneficial to health and help prevent certain diseases. Wagyu cattle are particularly well cared for, avoiding any stress. They are fattened throughout their development, reaching maturity at 3 years. Charolais, an excellent traditional meat! We also raise a herd of Charolais cattle, carefully selected to produce quality meat. For direct sale, we reserve young cows aged 4-6 years who have had one to three calves: this is what gives the tastiest, most tender meat. They are fattened with the same high-quality feed as Wagyu cattle, and the fattening period (from 4 to 12 months) ensures that the meat is very marbled for the breed, and therefore very tasty. Breeding in the Ain region. Our methods are based on the renowned tradition of Bresse breeding, and combine the very best in terms of genetics, feed, habitat and rearing methods, with respect for the animal (and the employees). The farm provides the cows' feed: natural meadows, artificial meadows (Swiss Mix) and cereals form the basis. The cows and their calves are raised freely in the meadows during the good season (March to November). We integrate respect for the environment into our breeding approach: hedges are planted, manure is treated by methanization and the energy thus supplied is used to dry fodder in the barn. We optimize crop production by alternating grazing with cattle and horses (thus also reducing parasite pressure). Finally, in keeping with Japanese culture, we take particular care to maintain the docility of our animals through respectful and attentive domestication.

A hotel with 27 rooms, ideally located in the heart of the medieval town!

By the 40th day after mobilisation the German High Command expected to have brought the French and British armies to a decisive battle and destroyed them. This conclusion to Schlieffen’s famous Plan relied on the Russians taking at least this length of time to mobilise via their poor railway system. The BEF played a small but significant part in the battle of the Marne even though Field Marshall French had seriously contemplated removing his men from the action to reform and rest. However, this major battle was largely won through the determination and courage of the French soldiers and their leaders. The French snatched a conclusive victory from what looked like an imminent defeat. The German High Command failed in its attempt to capture Paris and force the French government to capitulate. The ‘race to the sea’ now followed, in which the Allies and Central Powers atempted to outflank each other. The line of trenches was then settled from the North Sea to Switzerland. The Allies and the Central Powers now knew that the war would continue far longer than they had thought. The next few years would be spent in learning how to fight a new kind of war with new weapons in the air and on the ground. The price of this process would be paid in blood.

Sartes is a village located in a peaceful valley, by the Mouzon river and on the Roman road from Lyon to Trier. You can visit its church dedicated to St Evence. It dates from the 19th century and contains a stone Pietà from the 17th century.

The St Martin’s Church in Pompierre was rebuilt in the 19th century, but the Romanesque portal dating from the first building in the 12th century has been preserved. It is the finest example of Romanesque sculpture in Lorraine. In a good state of preservation, it bears witness to the influence of Burgundian sculpture in the region at that time. The tympanum has the Adoration of the Magi in the centre and the Massacre of the Innocents in the upper part. The lintel depicts the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

In the heart of the town of furniture and seating craftsmen, you will find the Saint-Vincent hall-fountain, built in 1551. The building owes its present form and condition to the restoration of 1760, where a part of the roof structure has been preserved. The water weas brought there thanks to a wooden pipe.

Near the church of Liffol-le-Grand, this war memorial was inaugurated on the 17th of April 1921. Commemorating the two major global conflicts of the 20th century, its erection was decided by the town in October 1919; in the press release published on the 25th of October, we can read in French that “this memorial will be very sober, but of a refined and delicate taste, and will be 4m70 (15 feet) high. The base will be made entirely of Brittany granite. The inscriptions will be engraved in granite and with gold leafs. The statue that topped the base will be in white marble of Carrara.” Built by the Les marbreries générales de Paris (Gourdon Dir.), given by “Liffol-le-Grand to its heroic children who died for France”, this monument made of Vosges granite and marble is topped by a statue symbolising France crowning its heroes. We can see engraved on this war memorial 77 names of men who perished during World War I and 13 men during World War II.

Gallo-Roman villas, a sanctuary where water and sun cults were celebrated, and many other treasures from the Gallo-Roman era were hidden beneath the Liffolois subsoil... Excavations have brought them to light, along with a smoking room unique in the Roman world and a Flavian mosaic. These objects are displayed and showcased on two levels in this museum, which was once the site of the forester's house. The collections range from prehistory to the Gallo-Roman and medieval periods...

An exhibition about the history of the Notre Dame du Bois Le Comte chapel is currently held in the church. This chapel is located 2 km (1,3 miles) away from the church and 1 km (0,6 mile) away from the cemetery in a .. . To go there, follow the markings. For more information, go on the website "gacvie vosges".

The small village of Jainvillotte, at the south of Neufchâteau, has a church worthy of interest. Dedicated to Saint Michael, the church was built in the 12th century with additions from the 13th century.

The chalky grassland of the Roche is one of the three remarkable natural sites of Villouxel. Situated between the wooded plateau of Midrevaux and the hillock of Mont-lès-Neufchâteau, the 1.5 hectares area is the smallest grassland of Neufchâteau's network but nevertheless gathers unique species. The village of Villouxel is laid on a gentle slope which has preserved its traditional architecture. You can cross the grassland from the top of the village of from the wash house situated at the foot of the Roche. During a walk on the grassland, discover different species of insects such as tetrixes, sharp-tailed grasshoppers, bugs and six different species of six-spot burnets. The site of the Roche is also the home of a remarkable flora with its grasses (fescue and meadow brome), its orchids (fly orchids and man orchids) and two nationally protected species : the French meadow-rue and the European Michaelmas Daisy.

Traditional, family-style French cuisine in an old mill in the countryside west of the Vosges.

Just a stone's throw from "La Mazarine" river, this restaurant offers traditional cuisine and wood-fired pizzas to eat in or take away, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Completely renovated for a more modern and warm atmosphere, this "workshop" bar welcomes you all day long, offering a warm and friendly brasserie experience, with burgers, salads and pastries on display!

Bar, hotel, restaurant, cafeteria. Open 6 days a week from 7am to 10.30pm. Cafeteria open for lunch, Mondays to Fridays. Menu from €24 or set menu at €18 in the restaurant + a la carte. Free WiFi.

Traditional cuisine with a taste for the land and the seasons, sharing and conviviality. An event, wedding, birthday, seminar... our 3 rooms and our garden will add a natural and original touch to your event.

Traditional cuisine in a modern restaurant where you can end the evening on the dance floor on Friday and Saturday evenings.

This restaurant offers authentic, homemade cuisine and wood-fired pizzas, all in a warm atmosphere in the heart of the city of the Dukes of Lorraine.

Traditional cuisine, in the heart of the former Coussey village washhouse converted into a restaurant, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Catered takeaway menus. The restaurant offers additional services: tobacco and "Française des Jeux" games, Nickel point, local tax payment, fines, canteen.

With a view of the Basilica of Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc and unspoilt countryside, Le Bois Chenu offers a menu featuring seasonal produce and local producers.

This semi-gastronomic restaurant welcomes you in a warm and friendly atmosphere, where the chef proposes seasonal cuisine and home-made dishes. Enough to tantalize your taste buds! Our catering service will help you organize your various events (weddings, christenings, birthdays...) with services adapted to buffet, cocktail or sit-down meals. After your meal, take full advantage of the western Vosges region to discover Joan of Arc's birthplace (1 km), the Gallo-Roman site of Grand (20 km) or go for a stroll!

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 Treat yourself to a break in the countryside between Morvan forest and the most beautiful vineyards in Burgundy at the fully-renovated Huttopia Etang de Fouché campsite! Open-air sports, gastronomy, activities throughout the summer, or relaxing by the pool… take your pick!

A gite with a soul for culture and nature lovers who will appreciate the high-class comfort. Organic breakfast. Perfect to visit the sites of Grand and Domremy-la-Pucelle, to discover magical places, and to enjoy nature and peace.

This reception area is free. Take the time to discover Pompierre, it is a typical linear settlement of Lorraine, located on the layout of a Roman road. It is nestled in a valley, in the middle of meadows and woods, at the edge of the Mouzon River. You will discover the remarkable 12th-century Romanesque portal of the church, the Chapel of Notre Dame du Pilier de Saragosse and the 18th and 19th century castle.

Free reception area located on the bank of the river Meuse in the village of Bazoilles. The Meuse River flows in the north of the village: the Meuse disappears underground during the dry period to reappear in the vicinity of Neufchâteau.

Françoise and Bernard welcome you to a spacious gîte ideal for families, located in the pretty village of Circourt-sur-Mouzon. During your stay, you'll enjoy all the comforts of the gîte (fully-equipped kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, wifi, 1 bedroom with a double bed and the second with 3 single beds). You can also discover the peace and quiet of the Vosges countryside, the cliffs and limestone lawns of Circourt, Neufchâteau, the 1st Heritage Site of the Vosges (8 km), the birthplace of Joan of Arc (19 km), or go hiking on the EuroVelo 19 route - La Meuse à Vélo... The hardest thing is to choose!

At the heart of these circuits discovered our hotel restaurant will be an ideal place for a gourmet getaway. lunch and dinner with delicious flavors , regional recipes prepared by our Chef Guy Laurent and why not take a rest by spending a night in our hotel before heading back on the road. The Hotel des Sources is ideal for families . Our large rooms can accommodate up to 5 or even 6 people to see this is ideal if you are traveling with young children .

The free reception area located at the foot of the village church offers you peace and discovery. To discover: church of Certilleux, its wash-house and the viewpoint from the St-Martin chapel. Don't forget to ask the villagers to tell you the story of the priest of Certilleux and his miraculous painting.

New, contemporary gîte in a former communal wine press, once used by local residents to press grapes. The gîte is located on the banks of a river and close to hiking trails.

Free reception and service area located on the banks of the Mouzon River. Rebeuville stands out thanks to its various treasures: the church of St Martin, dating from the 19th century and built at the top of the village, and seven calvaries, four of which are listed as Historical Monuments. As for nature, the site of the "Grottes de l'Enfer" (Caves of Hell) is located in the middle of the Bois de l'Enfer (Hell Wood). This protected natural area is part of the Natura 2000 site of the Mouzon and Anger valleys, selected by the European Union for their exceptional biological interest.

Single-storey rooms with mezzanine in a new, modern, comfortable hotel-motel close to Neufchâteau town center. It is also a seminar and banqueting venue for professionals.