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Gare de Besançon-Mouillère walks
The Fortifications of Besançon
Just a stone's throw from Besançon city centre, this hike will allow you to discover the capital of Franche-Comté from several different viewpoints. You will also discover the Citadel built by Vauban and several other forts and architectural features that made up the city's fortification system.
Fort Beauregard and Fort Bregille
The forts of Beauregard and Bregille offer a special walk for residents of Besançon seeking greenery and sweeping views of the capital of Franche-Comté and its hills. They offer superb views of our Citadel. Then, just a stone's throw from the bustling city, you will find yourself on quiet paths, accompanied by the scent of boxwood.
Fort de Bregille and Les Prés de Vaux in Besançon
Hike in the Besançon area, allowing you to climb up to Fort de Bregille with a superb view of the city and the citadel.
Besançon, its citadel and its circular loop
The citadel, a masterpiece by Vauban, overlooks the old town, which is enclosed in a circular bend in the river (the Boucle), from a height of over 100 metres. Its ramparts offer spectacular panoramic views. You will climb up along the ramparts and casemates, then descend the other side towards the entrance to the city, the Porte Rivotte and the toll house. Then, walking along the riverbank, you will discover the towers and bastions that protect the city, ending at the Gare d'Eau, the old goods port.
The hunt for Besançon’s twenty fountains
There are plenty of fountains in Besançon! Some more imposing than others, some more interesting, some steeped in history.
Rather than admiring one by chance or even walking past it with complete indifference, why not go on a hunt for the 20 fountains?
An urban and cultural stroll that will help you discover Besançon in a fun way.
Saône to Besançon with return by train
A touch of holiday spirit as you take the train. A varied route passing through the Marais de Saône (information about the marsh), exploring the Creux sous Roche, and the Notre-Dame de la Libération viewpoint.