Le Clos du Marronnier

This ancient stone fountain features a square pillar made of the same material at its center. The pillar, on which a vase sits, has a molded box on each side. Today, this fountain is only used for...

La Montagne au Safran (Saffron Mountain) invites you to discover this spice, which has been used for thousands of years in our kitchens, and has spanned the centuries with its legends and virtues. We...

This ancient stronghold, symbol of the secular fiefdom of the "de Rivière" family, once commanded the crossroads of the Vallon de Lavaux (Coulange valley) and the old Chatoillenot-Boussenois road. Its...

Enter the bowling alley, now known as Place saint-Vincent. Beneath the lean-to on the left, you'll see traces of a demolished house from the same period, of which the jambs of the massive chimney...

Part of a former Episcopal stronghold built between the 15th and 18th centuries, an imposing dovecote still covered in lava stands in the grounds of this estate. With a randière at the top and two...

House no. 19 features a dormer window with an entablature lintel. This type of lintel is typical of late-Renaissance houses well into the 17th century. The presence of other braced lintels in this...

Situated in front of the church, the large 15th-century cemetery cross (the cemetery having been moved) is worked in the form of a Calvary, with a remarkable Trojan-school deploration of Christ at the...

Dedicated to Saint Mammès, the Rivière-les-Fosses church has undergone many changes, making it difficult to date. The building is built on a slope, so the nave is entered on the same level as the...

Here, at the far end of the square, you can see a row of winegrowers' dwellings. Note the hearts on the barn door of n°25 (symbols of happiness in the house), and the lozenges (idem) on the cellar...

Looking for calm, relaxation and nature? Looking for unusual accommodation? Come and spend a night in our tipis or trapper's tent, or in the Sheriff's office and jail, in a western setting, and...