Travel Guide Thil-Sur-Arroux

Tilium, Tilum, Tilio... These are the names that the present-day village of Thil-sur-Arroux has been called. It rises to an altitude of 239 metres in a valley dominated by the Dône mountains. In Gallo-Roman times, a fortified camp known as Châtelet was located at the top, on the highest ridge.on the town, the castle of Souve is a beautiful mansion from the late nineteenth century.The heritage of the town is also rich castle Thil unfortunately hidden by the trees in the park, it is not seen and not visited. In a meadow in the hamlet of Chevigny, the visitor can observe the remains of a feudal mound of the 12th century. In Thil-sur-Arroux, the church, rebuilt around 1850, houses two sculptures from the 19th and 20th centuries. Finally, crossed by the Arroux, the town has a six-hectare lake, with pontoons for people with reduced mobility so that all lovers of fishing and swimming enjoy.