Trivy / Bergesserin : typical villages and touristic roads
Cluny :
The medieval city,romanesque houses
the cluny abbey : founded in 910, the benedictine abbey of cluny was the world largest monastic empire of all time. The church was an exceptional architectural masterpiece. Visitors will admire the superb elevation of the transept, the cloister, the XVIIIc monastic builings, the flour tower, the wine cellar, the rampart towers, the galilee passage and the chapel.
Museum of art and archaeology : major european romanesque lapidary collection
National stud farm : you can visit the stables created in 1806 in order to provide napoleon's armies with horses. The stud has some forty horses including a number of thoroughbred stallions used for the breeding of steeple-chase horses
Grottes de Blanot : the caves are listed prehistoric site, they are over 80m deep, vast network arranged for visitors, unique in burgundy.
Chapaize : roman church, typical village.
Cormatin :
the renaissance period castle : Cormatin's XVII c castle posseses the finest apartments of the louis XIII period and beautiful gardens.
the bicycle museum : collection of 135 bicycles from across the ages
Taizé : spiritual village.
The XI c Saint Marie-Madeleine romanesque church.
This international ecumenical community founded in 1940 by brother Roger welcommes ten of thousands of young people on the occasion of intercontinental meetings.
the cluny abbey : founded in 910, the benedictine abbey of cluny was the world largest monastic empire of all time. The church was an exceptional architectural masterpiece. Visitors will admire the superb elevation of the transept, the cloister, the XVIIIc monastic builings, the flour tower, the wine cellar, the rampart towers, the galilee passage and the chapel.
