istorical Sites

Tour the city of Autun:
The city of Autun, or "Augustodunum", was founded by the Emperor Augustus, who wanted to offer the Eduens a new capital. The city was designed according to Roman standards.

Tour the city of Cluny:
Steeped in art and history, L'abbaye de Cluny (which is now part of France's Saône-et-Loire region), played a pivotal role in the French and European monastic renewal of the 10th and 11th centuries. From an architectural standpoint, the church at Cluny was the largest Roman church ever built.

Archaeological site: Bibracte, ancient capital of the Gauls
During the second and first century BC, at the end of the Iron Age, a major Gallic city reigned from the top of Beuvray hill. Surrounded by ramparts, Bibracte was the capital of one of the most powerful tribes of Gaul, the Eduens.

ports:

Multi-activity fun park:
Gourmet rally
Quad circuit
Mountain biking
Canoeing
Maze

Golf at the Château d'Avoise:
This 18-hole golf course is located on a 120-hectare property featuring green groves, silver birches, towering beech trees, century-old oaks, and lakes.
www.golf-avoise.net

Golf  Roseraie Chalon sur Saône :
www.golfchalon.com

Bicycle tours:
A multi-use trail that includes a 117 km-long bicycle path running from Givry to Cluny crosses a variety of landscapes including forests, hedgerows, and vineyards. The trail provides access to tourist attractions in Cluny, Cormatin, and Buxy.