Arnay-Le-Duc: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Arnay-Le-Duc
Arnay-le-Duc is a former medieval town with a rich and diverse architectural heritage.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Arnay-le-Duc can include this destination in their travel plans.
Culture
The Maison Régionale des Arts de la Table is housed in the former 17th-century Hospices Saint-Pierre. It is considered the first museum devoted entirely to everyday food and festive dining. Since 1981, it has presented exhibitions lasting seven months on food, gastronomy, culinary delights and table culture.
The Tour de la Motte-Forte is a round, crenellated medieval structure and the last remaining part of the Motte-Forte castle. It is currently not open to the public.
The Château des Princes de Condé was built in the 17th century and sold to the Prince of Condé in 1634. From 1865 to 1954, it housed the Proutat file factory.
Maison Bourgogne is a 15th-century building with an richly decorated Renaissance façade, a corner turret and a stair tower. Since March 2012, it has housed the tourist office of the Pays Arnay-Liernais.
A guided tour of Arnay-le-Duc's heritage lasts approximately two hours.
Events
The Arnay-le-Duc market takes place on Thursday mornings. It includes, among other things, stalls selling fruit and vegetables, charcuterie, grilled and roasted foods, baked goods and horticultural products, as well as a honey producer.
Les Nocturnes Estivales take place every Thursday evening in July and August in the town centre of Arnay-le-Duc. They offer stalls selling arts and crafts and regional products, children's activities, outdoor refreshments and music.
Nature
At the Étang Fouché leisure centre near the town centre of Arnay-le-Duc, supervised swimming is available in July and August. The Balade de l'étang de Fouché walk is 2.6 kilometres long.
Orientation
A leaflet for an independent tour of Arnay-le-Duc is available free of charge from the tourist office.
Geographical location
Arnay-le-Duc lies on the border between the Auxois and Morvan regions.
Other places: Saint-Philibert, Moloy, Bure-les-Templiers, Bellenod-Sur-Seine, Sennecey-Lès-Dijon, Meursault, Villeferry, Val-Suzon.
To the higher-level travel overview: Cote-Dor.
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