Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Bourgogne

All tourist information about the beautiful village of Châtillon but also all the Bazois.

Founded four centuries ago, in 1616, at Moulins in the Allier, this monastery was restored after the Revolution at La Charité-sur-Loire in 1818, then at Nevers in 1854. In 1908, the nuns went into exile in Belgium and returned to Nevers in 1935. And it was in 1993 that the Salesian community of Visitandines settled at the foot of a hill, on the route des Saulaies, on the banks of the Loire. Their guesthouse, located in a green and silent setting, can welcome you for a spiritual break not exceeding 8 days. A 3.5 km long footpath runs along the Loire River in front of the monastery, and is a great place to go for a walk.

You can share the services with the community. On Sundays: readings at 8am, Lauds at 9am, midday at 11:30am, Vespers at 5:45pm, Eucharist at 6:30pm. During the week, readings at 7:30 a.m., matins at 8:30 a.m., Eucharist and midday at 11 a.m., Vespers at 6 p.m., Compline at 8:30 p.m. On Wednesdays, the day of desert, Eucharist at 11:00 am. The services are celebrated in private.

The Visitandines receive young women, ladies and nuns who wish to spend a few days in silence and prayer to take stock of their situation or to better face everyday life with a stronger faith. They can also receive men and pilgrims from Santiago de Compostela. All these people can, if they wish, meet a nun. Books are at their disposal and they can also ask for recordings of conferences to help their meditation.

The Tourist Office in La Charité (as well as its offices in Guérigny and Prémery) will be able to give you all the information you need on activities, organized visits and discoveries to be made in the region. He'll also be able to point you in the right direction for fine dining and accommodation. What's more, if you're looking for a souvenir of your stay in the Bertranges, there's a store with a good selection of items. Books, topo-guides and local produce are all on offer, so you're sure to enjoy yourselves!

Whether you're coming to Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire, Donzy or Pouilly-sur-Loire, the tourist office will be happy to tell you all about what to see and do in the area, as well as all the good tips, good restaurants, available accommodation and the various escapades you can organize in these varied landscapes. What's more, our well-documented website will help you prepare your stay in the best possible way. You can even download the various brochures for a wealth of ideas.

Created in 1973, this vast park of hectares within a loop of the Saône is designed as a real leisure base that creates the attraction of families and hikers. Pleasure of eyes with the arboretum and the rose rose, calm, between green area and banks of Saône, pleasure of play with space for children, pleasures of sport with golf, health course and many other sports facilities. A pedestrian journey, for a contrainte ride (or almost, dogs must be kept in leash), in the light of your curiosity and preferences.

Located in Saône-et-Loire, the town's tourist office offers a variety of activities and information for visitors. The Tourist Office also offers premium services for travelers wishing to benefit from personalized assistance.

The tourist office is a fishing information point. It shall have all the information and documentation necessary for fishing practice: purchase of holiday cards, advice on regulation… The beautiful village of Cuisery market to books every first Sunday of the month. You can also find information about La Truchère-Ratenelle nature reserve: 93 hectares with Fouget Pond, a bog and sand dunes. A trail of discovery with cheminement and observatory, open all year round, allows you to discover a remarkable wetland area rich in several protected species.

An informative stopover to explore this charming region of the Burgundian Bresse. In summer you can find out and register for one of the cruises on La and the Saône with the passage of locks, starting from Louhans or La Truchère (Cuisery). 1 hour cruise or day with meals on board. A very pleasant moment in the water. A good abse camp to find accommodation, restaurant, activity…

Behind his abbey and stone walls, Cluny is a mysterious city. What do these walls contain? Who were the people who lived there? This is what you are proposing to discover the clunisian owners, the time of this unusual visit. In turn, they will open up these mysterious doors that contain very different universes, and tell you the stories that took place there. The reservation is made at the Tourist Office of the city.

Tariff: free.

Duration: from 1 h 30 to 2 h.

Difficulty: easy.