Travel Guide Paisy-Cosdon

Where are the Gallo-Roman fasts that made the villa happy? Paisy-Cosdon seems to have forgotten them despite subjugations that span about 700 meters. Wall paintings, marble, mosaics are the remnants of an ancient era. At the time of discovery, the prefect had supervised the excavations, but unfortunately most of these remains were too damaged to be exposed. Only a few fibules and a fragment of mosaic are now presented to the public. Arriving from Villemaur, a small belly built by the Companions of Duty welcomes you at the entrance to the village and is a recent construction to highlight the bell of the church now destroyed. In the background, on the banks of the Vanne, a pretty remains hides behind a tree hedge a square tower flanked by a pepper and topped by a bell: mill or castle, it is the property of the ancient chestnuts of the country.