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Église de l'Assomption (Bruailles) walks
Bruailles Route
Bruailles boasts a well-preserved heritage: the bishop’s house, the vicarage, the church and the bread oven. The latter was once used by the villagers to bake their bread. Situated in the heart of the village and close to the town hall, it is currently brought back to life several times a year during various village events, providing opportunities for socialising.
Two rivers wind their way not far from the village, flowing through floodplains and wooded countryside: the Vallière and the Solnan.
Walks near Église de l'Assomption (Bruailles)
Route du patrimoine à Louhans
Surrounded by waterways, Louhans, of Burgundian origin, means ‘pleasant spot by the water’. The medieval town has preserved its main street, featuring 157 arcades – one of the longest in France. Several of the arcaded houses, half-timbered houses, the loggia and the Maison du Bailly are well worth a visit, as are the ancient defensive towers of Saint-Paul and Saint-Pierre. Don’t miss the Hôtel-Dieu and its apothecary’s shop either. A large poultry market is held on Monday mornings.