The Musée-école de Champagny is an authentic former school that can be visited. It includes the teacher’s one-room living quarters with an alcove bed and the desk of the teacher Albert Duthu.
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Culture
The Church of Saint-Remy and Saint-Germain in Champagny was rebuilt in 1825. It stands on the foundations of the former rectory and has a cellar. The 19th-century Lavoir de Champagny was supplied with water from a Fontaine built in 1827.
In the immediate vicinity of Champagny lies the Abbaye de Saint-Seine, which is considered a monastery. The Château de Blaisy-Haut, considered a castle, and the Abbaye d'Oigny, considered a monastery, are also located nearby.
Paths and Routes
The Sentier des Sources de l’Ignon reaches Champagny along a small road. The Marche à l'Etoile hiking trail is a 22-kilometre-long, red-marked, heavily wooded route classified as challenging. As a historical attraction, it passes by the Musée-école de Champagny. The “Sources of the Seine” route also lists the Musée-école as a stop.
Landscape
In the immediate vicinity of Champagny lies Le Haut des Lavières, which is considered a hill. The surrounding area also contains Mont Tasselot, considered a hill, and Côte de Soucy, also considered a hill.
In the wider regional surroundings of Champagny lies the Château de Vantoux, a structure considered a castle. Mont Afrique, considered a mountain, is also located in the wider regional surroundings. Near Champagny, the rock overhang and the Echazeys Grottos lie on the Laveau stream.
