The parish church of Saint-Georges is located on Place de l'Église. It was rebuilt according to plans approved on January 24, 1826; the construction work was finally accepted in March 1829. Its bell tower has a pavilion-shaped slate roof.
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Culture and History
The washhouse of Bligny-le-Sec is also part of the village's character. It was designed by the architect Auguste Sirodot; the plans are dated December 28, 1844, and the construction work was finally accepted in October 1850. Its façade is made of dressed stone and features five arcades supported by columns.
The monumental cross of the former presbytery dates from the transitional period between the 17th and 18th centuries. It bears an IHS inscription on a raised heart-shaped design.
The cemetery cross stands in the cemetery: Christ on the cross is depicted on its front, while the Virgin with Child, crowned by an angel, is shown on the back. The cross incorporates a 16th-century cross mounted on a base and shaft possibly dating from the 19th century. The war memorial of Bligny-le-Sec is also located in the cemetery. It takes the form of an obelisk on a base and a stepped lower section.
The wayside cross has a monolithic base, a shaft with a circular cross-section, and a high-relief decoration. It bears an inscription with the date 1839 and the names Jean Huguenot and Anne Besson.
A bridge over the Bonnevaux has a segmental arch, parapets with projecting wheel guards, and paved walkways.
Nature and Trails
Both the Sentier Alizée and the Sentier Mistral are operated by Zéole and introduce visitors to Burgundy's first wind farm. The shared section of the Sentier Alizée and the Sentier Mistral features various information facilities about wind energy, renewable energies, the god Aeolus, wildlife and flora, and local agriculture.
The Sentier Mistral is a 7-kilometer, two-hour hiking trail of easy difficulty.
The Alizée loop trail offers views of the Ozerain Valley from the plateau and includes a 2.5-kilometer educational loop.
