Spiritual activities

Discover Autun on board the Little Train! A guided tour in several languages to explore 2,000 years of history and its emblematic monuments.

The remains of the Château, which was looted after the Revolution and then abandoned, are a reminder of its prestigious past.

Church built at the end of the 19th century with a calvary dated 1737.

Throughout the year, the Tourist Office organises storytelling walks in the Grand Autunois Morvan area.

Your guide will take you back in time to the Gallo-Roman era and show you the collections of the Museum of Natural History.

Guided tour of the winery in Dutch, English or French.

"The most beautiful castle court in the kingdom of France... A jewel of the French Renaissance, the Château de Sully was the home of the Dukes of M...

The church of St. John the Baptist is Romanesque. Built in the 12th century, the church consisted of a choir, side chapels and a nave covered by a lar...

Two stone lions guard the gate preceded by a bridge. Four round towers (14th century) protect the main building (15th, 18th century), which features m...

Saint-Jean-le-Grand was a women's abbey founded in the Merovingian period. The Romanesque buildings have disappeared. The facades and roofs of the rem...

Medieval fortress built in 1298, then modified in the 16th century (construction of the keep), 18th century (winery) and 19th century.

History of Château de Trélague: 16th-century keep and 17th-century main building.