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Discover the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of Burgundy during your stay at our charming cottage. Explore the renowned Route of Great Wines of Burgundy, which is conveniently located between the Côte Chalonnaise and the Mâconnais/Beaujolais regions. Immerse yourself in the famous Hospices de Beaune, Meursault, Volnay, POMMARD, RULLY, SANTENAY, MERCUREY, GIVRY, BUXY, CHARDONNAY, LUGNY, VIRE, FUISSE, and more, with our comprehensive tourist map and recommendations.For those who enjoy angling, the Saône and Grosne rivers, as well as the Grison and Seille streams and various ponds, offer excellent fishing opportunities. If swimming is more your style, the nearby Lakes LAIVES, just 8 minutes from the cottage, provide a delightful beach experience with paddle boats and games.
Embark on one of the 33 hiking trails in the area, including the stunning GROSNE and SAONE routes between the GR 76 and the Paths Moines. For a picturesque adventure, explore the bucolic GREENWAY, which winds through castles, forests, and groves, or take a leisurely stroll along the ROUTE BLUE, reserved for walkers, mountain biking, and skating. We offer mountain bikes, children's bikes, and trailers for your convenience.
Immerse yourself in the rich history of the region with tours of castles, Romanesque churches, and abbeys. Explore charming villages with traditional Burgundian wash houses, fountains, and water mills. Enjoy boat rides along the Saone and SEILLE rivers. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the local flea markets, small markets featuring local producers, and a variety of hostels, farms, and restaurants offering delicious Burgundian specialties.
In Chalon sur Saone, you can indulge in the wave pool with games, sauna, and hammam. The city also offers bowling, a wildlife and botanical park, and numerous restaurants. Just 8 km away, Tournus awaits with its art and history, abbey, ancient streets, and the beginning of the Way Blue along the Saône. CUISERY, known as the books Village, boasts numerous bookshops and libraries, as well as the EDEN Biodiversity Centre and its planetarium. On Mondays, Louhans hosts the great Bresse poultry market. And don't forget to explore Cluny with its Abbey, National Stud, and medieval city.
During your stay, take advantage of our complimentary ATV bikes for rides along the small forest roads surrounding the house. We also provide a well-stocked society library, games, and tourist documentation for your entertainment. If you're craving some fresh fruit, you're welcome to pick from our fruit orchard.
Our cottage features a large, bright living room with a large screen TV, TNT, and WIFI, as well as a comfortable corner sofa. The fully equipped kitchen includes a dishwasher, microwave, hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, toaster, coffee maker, and washing machine. The bathroom is complete with a shower, heated towel rail, and hairdryer. Upstairs, you'll find two cozy bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a double bed plus an additional single bed. A separate WC and washbasin are also located on the upper floor. We can provide a cot upon request.
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Appréciations pour Gite Du Randonneur, Sennecey Le Grand:
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Très beau gîte très bien accueillis par les propriétaires, très bien équipé et situé entre tournus et Châlons
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Nous vous remercions pour votre avis,cela fait toujours plaisir que nos locataires soient satisfaits.
Nous nous efforçons de tout mettre en œuvre pour que les vacanciers passent un excellent séjour et aient un bon souvenir de la Bourgogne !
Directions
To reach the SENNECEY cottage in LE GRAND (Saone et Loire), follow these travel directions: It is a 15-minute drive from CHALON-SUR-SAONE, 8 minutes away from Tournus (via the A6 Chalon Sud and Tournus motorway exits). Additionally, it takes approximately 30 minutes from Macon, 1 hour from Lyon, and 3 and a half hours from Paris.
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| Holiday Home | 5 | 60 | 80 | 250 | 440 | ||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Cormatin: Located approximately 6 kilometers east of Sennecey Le Grand, this stunning 17th-century castle is known for its well-preserved architecture and beautiful gardens. Visitors can explore the castle's furnished rooms, admire the decorative ceilings, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the surrounding park.
- Roche de Solutré: Situated around 25 kilometers northwest of Sennecey Le Grand, Roche de Solutré is a limestone escarpment offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Burgundy region. This natural site is renowned for its archaeological importance, as it has revealed numerous prehistoric artifacts and is associated with the discovery of the Solutrean culture.
- Hôtel-Dieu Museum (Beaune): Located approximately 35 kilometers south of Sennecey Le Grand, the Hôtel-Dieu Museum is a former charitable almshouse that now houses a fascinating museum. Visitors can explore the historic building with its distinctive multi-colored tiled roof and learn about the history of medicine through various exhibits, including a remarkable collection of polyptychs.
- Hospices de Beaune: Situated in the heart of Beaune, around 35 kilometers south of Sennecey Le Grand, the Hospices de Beaune is a magnificent medieval hospital complex dating back to the 15th century. Known for its distinctive Gothic architecture, the hospice is now a museum where visitors can admire its colorful tiled roof, visit the pharmacy, and learn about its charitable history.
- Musée de la Vigne et du Vin (Chaintré): Located approximately 13 kilometers northeast of Sennecey Le Grand, this wine and vine museum offers a comprehensive insight into the viticulture heritage of the region. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing the tools, machinery, and art related to winemaking, and learn about the history and traditions of Burgundy's renowned wine production.
- Château de Berzé-le-Châtel: Situated about 30 kilometers north of Sennecey Le Grand, this medieval castle overlooks the picturesque village of Berzé-le-Châtel. The castle's well-preserved fortifications, towers, and courtyard provide a glimpse into its rich history. Visitors can also enjoy the scenic views over the surrounding vineyards and the Mâcon valley.
- Abbaye de Cluny: Located around 50 kilometers northeast of Sennecey Le Grand, the Abbey of Cluny was once the largest church in the Christian world. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of this influential medieval abbey, including the remains of the church and the abbey's impressive bell tower. The on-site museum provides further insight into the abbey's significance and its role in shaping European history. These tourist attractions offer a range of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, allowing visitors to discover the beauty and heritage of the Burgundy region.