The Église Saint-Jean-l'Évangéliste in Grignon dates back to the 13th century and was rebuilt in the 15th and 16th centuries. Renting a vacation apartment in Grignon can be an integral part of planning your stay.
Culture and History
Château d'Orain was built between 1629 and 1645.
Château de Grignon is partially listed as a historic monument. The protected parts include the façades and roofs of the entrance gate with the guard post, the defensive tower to the northeast, and the eastern façade between the entrance gate and the tower.
The ensemble of Lock 57 on the Yonne section, known as Les Granges, was established for the section of the Canal de Bourgogne that was opened to traffic in 1832.
The Domaine des Granges in Les Granges-sous-Grignon was completed in 1660. It is listed in the inventory of historic monuments.
Listed as unexamined components of the ensemble of Lock 57 on the Yonne section, known as Les Granges, are a lock keeper's house, a lock, and a washhouse.
The Tuilerie des Granges was founded by the Sébillotte family in 1880.
Water and Landscape
Château d'Orain is located on the left bank of the Canal de Bourgogne in the Les Laumes plain.
The Aqueduc des Granges carries the water of the Vaux stream beneath the Canal de Bourgogne to supply the Brenne.
The Tuilerie Laurent in Les Granges, Grignon, is now an exhibition venue connected to the Canal de Bourgogne.
At the Tuilerie des Granges on the Canal de Bourgogne, a masonry quay with three mooring rings has been preserved.
Paths
The “Granges sous Grignon” circuit follows the canal towpath to the D 954 bridge before Venarey-Les-Laumes.
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