Culture
Archaeological remains immediately around the Fontaine Saint-Pèlerin show that the site was already used in antiquity.
The church of Bouhy was added to the supplementary list of historic monuments in 1926. Its interior restoration provides a new setting for the numerous classified processional banners.
The monumental Calvary on the Route de Ravière towers above the village; its tower is accessible via an interior staircase and offers an exceptional panoramic view. Moulin Blot was completely restored in 2006 and has retained its sails, rotating wooden roof and mechanism.
The Sainte-Anne Chapel is located in a rural setting two kilometres from the centre of Bouhy, near the hamlet of Cosme. The chapel's patronal feast attracts numerous worshippers on the last weekend of July. Moulin Blot is open to the public from May to September.
Renting a holiday apartment in Bouhy can be part of your own travel planning.
Landscape and paths
Bouhy lies at an altitude of 355 metres and offers walks with panoramic views extending to the wooded heights of the Morvan.
The panoramic circular route from Bouhy follows the so-called “Jules César” Path, a section of the ancient Roman road from Gien to Autun.
Surroundings
The Chantier Médiéval de Guédelon, considered a fortress, is located in the vicinity of Bouhy.
In the wider region surrounding Bouhy lies the Château de Saint-Fargeau, considered a château. The remains of the Abbaye Notre-Dame des Roches, considered ruins, are also located there.
The Château des Évêques d'Auxerre, considered a château, is also located in the wider region surrounding Bouhy. The Île de Cosne, considered an island, is also situated there.
