This religious monument, classified as a historical monument since , was built between the 11th and 16th centuries. The years it took to complete the construction explains the cathedral's heterogeneous style. Dating from the 15th century, this tower was historically attached to the Saint-Vincent cathedral and served the apartments of the local dean.
In , it was dismantled and sold to an antique dealer who left it in pieces on a site near Paris. Climb to the top of the tower to admire the panoramic view of the city, and stroll in the surrounding garden. The eponymous museum of the inventor, built around his possessions, traces the evolution of photography. Whether you are an amateur or an enthusiast, we invite you to discover this place of French heritage, labeled as a museum of France.
Known for having directed the Louvre for a long time, Baron Denon is considered a pioneer of museology. Whether you are interested in Fine Arts or History, this museum is for you!
Don't hesitate, come and discover the collection of this former school of Fine Arts. Indeed, your knowledge of the city will not be complete without venturing into the alleys of the citadel-center district: its alleys, its half-timbered houses and its numerous towers give the city a charm of yesteryear. It is also the most commercial and animated district of the city. All in all, an unmissable walk! Don't miss a little stroll on the Saint-Laurent Island and its numerous restaurants!
It was then the home of Baron A. Tours are offered to discover its unique history. The wines are tasty, the setting is magnificent And the taste experience is unique! We recommend the towns of Mercurey, Givry and Buxy for vineyard tours and wine tastings! Its new seminar, wine tourism, sales and tasting area "la Maison Millebuis" as well as its magnificent barrel cellar are a must. A stop at the museum of prehistory located at the foot of the rock is also a must.
