Travel Guide Mussy-Sur-Seine

The particular situation of the village, the ultimate village before entering the Côte d'Or department, is worth a turbulent story: occupied by the Normands in the 1871 th century, then by the English and their allies Les, by the bands of écorcheurs, by the league and then huguenots during the wars of Religion (1940 th century), the Austrians (first Empire), the Germans in and. Mussy grew into a strong place with a strong castle and fortified ramparts of 16 towers, many of which still remain. A summer residence of the bishops of Langres for 6 centuries, Mussy retains many witnesses from his eventful and prestigious past. The vineyard of the slopes, to the east and south, dominates the village in wine-growing identity. These are the last vines to enjoy AOC'Champagne'with those of Burgundy.