Welcome to Chagny!

 Between vineyards and the Canal du Centre, Chagny surprises with one of the finest markets in the region and one of the best restaurants in the world. Its diverse and sometimes unusual heritage has managed to leave space for nature activities, including hiking and cycling along the towpaths.

Chagny – the town

 This small town of 6000 inhabitants offers plenty of attractions to visit, such as its 13th-century church listed as a historic monument, the Copiaus Theatre and an apothecary from the 18th century with its period wooden panelling. Come and discover the house of Doctor Loydreau and its medicinal herb garden, or contemplate contemporary works such as the amazing Octagon for Saint Eloi, a work by the American artist Richard Serra.
 

When Romanesque style meets Contemporary art When Romanesque style meets Contemporary art © Studio Piffaut
Enjoying a break on the terraces of the "Place d'Armes" Enjoying a break on the terraces of the "Place d'Armes" © Studio Piffaut
Food market in Chagny Food market in Chagny © Studio Piffaut
Food market in Chagny Food market in Chagny © Studio piffaut
Apothecary Apothecary © Studio Piffaut
Canal du Centre Canal du Centre © Studio Piffaut
Le Coq de Chagny (Chagny's Rooster) Le Coq de Chagny (Chagny's Rooster) © Michel Joly
Maison Loydreau Maison Loydreau © Studio Piffaut
Air-Balloon Air-Balloon © Beaune Montgolfière
Chagny's main square Chagny's main square © Studio Piffaut
Théâtre des Copiaus Théâtre des Copiaus © Studio Piffaut
Watchtower Watchtower © Studio Piffaut

Chagny – its natural side

 Fly in a balloon and go where the winds take you between vineyards and clouds, enjoy the Canal du Centre and go for a picnic to the sound of the lapping water, make your way along the greenway by bike, on foot, on rollerblades or fish at Etang en Blouche. Here are some great ideas to relax, escape and recharge your batteries.
 

Chagny – a gourmet place to eat

 This small town is also a market of fragrant and colourful stalls on Sunday mornings, and then there’s the 3 Michelin starred "Lameloise" restaurant, which has shone for almost a hundred years, making Chagny such an unmissable place to stop off and enjoy some gourmet cooking.


 Chagny celebrates

 If you’re passing through this Burgundy town during the various events that follow, stop and soak up the joy of living in this community!
 
January-February: Amateur Theatre Festival
March-April: Feast of Lent
Ascension weekend: Saint Martin Music Festival
July-August: tastings every Sunday morning in the company of local winemakers
Late August: Music Festival, Musical Moments in Chagny
And much more besides!