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Villages in the Cluny area
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cJalogny
Jalogny
has two Romanesque churches: Saint
Valentin’s church in the burg (9th century, rebuilt
in the 12th century and modified several
times) and the Saint Jean-Baptiste chapel in
Vaux (12th 4 km southwest
century), both of which have been
recently restored.
cLa Vineuse
The church in La Vineuse, “Ecclesie Vinose”, is
mentioned in the 11th century and depended
on the chapter of Saint Vincent’s Cathedral
in Mâcon. With its massive bell tower dating
back to the beginning of the 12th century, it
dominates two valleys. Inside the church note
the base of the sculpted lamp (griffons) and
the 18th Bed and breakfast, self-catering cottages, local products.
A la rencontre du village (2,8 km), les lavoirs (8,5 km), du bourg au bois (9 km).
9 km northwest
century wooden altar taken from Cluny
abbey and saved from the events of the Revolution. From the square in front of
the church head through the beautiful landscape to the Monts du charolais and
an orientation table.
Between hills and valleys, crests and the banks of the
Grosne, Lournand enjoys a particularly special environment,
where nature and rural heritage have been preserved:
five washhouses dating from the start of the 19th century, a watchtower (opposite: built in the 13th Art-crafts, bed and breakfast, self-catering cottage.
cCircuit de la croix Micot (12 km).
Lournand
9 km northwest
century
and which belonged to Lourdon castle) and a Romanesque
chapel in the hamlet of Collonges. Every year the
“Un petit air de festival” association organises a festival
Bed and breakfast, self-catering cottage.
Chemin des crêtes (13 km), chemin des lavoirs (7 km).
VISIT AND DISCOVER THE CLUNY AREA
Menhir or standing stone: a monolith of limestone, 2.5
metres high (located in a meadow, to the south). 19th century church. washhouse, drinking trough and fountain,
all dating from the 19th c
7 km north
Massilly
century and located on
the way out of the village, on the way towards Flagy.
In the old station room along the Voie Verte tables and
chairs are available for use, along with toilet facilities
and a water tap (reduced mobility access).
Massy village is set in the hollow of the valley
through which Le Clapier stream runs.
11th century church: pure early Romanesque style, it was
built between 1030-1040 by the Cluny monks to replace
the former St Martin’s chapel, (a few remains of which
are contained in the apse), which was given to the abbey
in 962. A menhir formerly located at the crossroads
of the ancients roads and now at the side of the D980 in the hamlet of Zublé would appear
to have been imported from the region of Mont St-Vincent and measures 2.45 metres. It
bears two types of inscriptions, some of which date from the post-Magdalenian period …
Two washhouses: one in the burg and one in the “Tour du blé” which belonged to the
former owners of the Cormatin Castle at the start of the 13th cMassy
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century and was acquired
by Cluny Abbey in 1409.
Mazille
Mazille is a small village on the flank of the hills above
the Grosne Valley. Mazille contains Saint Blaise church
which was erected at the beginning of the 12th century, a Cluniac site and classified as a Historic
Monument. The former Monks’ Deanery (now private)
is a Cluniac site and is on the list of Historic Monuments;
it is a massive building comprising a chapel and an
infirmary dating from the end of the 13th century, a
building used for housing and outbuildings dating from
the 14th and 15th centuries, all overlooking the village.
The Carmel de la Paix is a work by Jose-Luis Sert and is certified as 20th Self-catering cottage, local products.
Balade en forêt (8 km), autour du village par les points hauts (11 km), découverte de nos
campagnes (9 km).
7 km northwest
Self-cathering cottage.
Patrimoine (4 km), flore et faune (5 km).
8 km southwest
century heritage.
Note also eight rural style washhouses, numerous crosses at crossroads, a foot bath used
to refresh post horses, dovecotes and dry stone walls …
Hotel-restaurant, art-craft, local product, bed and breakfast, self-catering cottages.
Le forêt des trois monts (7 km).
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