Créancey: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
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Créancey is home to the entrance of the Tunnel de Pouilly on the Burgundy Canal. The tunnel is 3,300 m long and was completed in 1831.
Culture and history
The Chapelle de Panthier was built in 1870 in the Neo-Gothic style on the site of a former Romanesque church. It has a two-bay nave, a square bell-tower porch and a rectangular choir. The Chapelle de Panthier also serves as a meeting place for cultural events organised by the municipality of Créancey.
The Church of Saint-Symphorien has a Neo-Gothic appearance. Its origins date back to the 13th to 14th century; it was renovated in the 15th to 16th century. The rear cornice of the church is lined with small sculpted heads.
Landscape
The Tranchée de Créancey is 920 m long and has masonry towpath shoulders on both sides.
An isolated road bridge structure on the Burgundy Canal is made of rubble stone. It has a stone railing and a masonry channel beneath it.
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