Travel Guide Dracy-Lès-Couches

The great Roman road, the Agrippa road, which in ancient times linked Marseille to Boulogne-sur-Mer, passes through Dracy-lès-Couches. A few steps from there, the castle of Dracy, first fortress built in 1298, has two towers of the 13th century and 16th century and remains today one of the rare sets, vat room and cellar, typical of the 18th century in Burgundy. Private property, only the cellar can be visited. The church of Saint-Maurice is located one kilometre from the two villages of Dracy and Saint-Maurice on the top of the southern hillside overlooking the valley of the Petite Vieille which separates them. The church of Dracy represents one of the rare testimonies of paintings and decorations of the 19th century. The town's heritage also includes a washhouse and a castle (which cannot be visited).