Challuy: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The history of Challuy includes the Église Saint-Vincent. It bears witness to reconstruction work in the Neo-Romanesque style during the second half of the 19th century.

A commemorative plaque for the Vicomte de Chabrol was installed in 1892 above the tympanum of the Église Saint-Vincent, which depicts the Good Shepherd.

Aglan, within the municipality of Challuy, is considered one of the oldest villages in the Nièvre department.

The Maladrerie Saint-Antoine was founded as early as the Middle Ages to house people with leprosy outside the gates of Nevers.

The Nevers-Challuy firing range was a site of executions following convictions by a German court during the Second World War.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Challuy bases their accommodation planning around the town.

Geographical setting

The Château de Meauce is a castle in the immediate vicinity of Challuy. The Cathédrale Saint-Cyr et Sainte-Julitte de Nevers is a church in the immediate vicinity of Challuy. The Chapelle Saint-Sylvain is also a church in the immediate vicinity of Challuy.

The Abbaye de Fontmorigny is a monastery in the wider regional area surrounding Challuy.

Nature and trails

The “Sentier de randonnée au Champ de Tir” is a named hiking trail in Challuy.

The Loire lateral canal (“Le canal latéral à la Loire”) is a canal connected to Challuy.

More town pages: Planchez, Millay, Fertrève, Chiddes, Dornes, Guipy, Saint-André-En-Morvan, Château-Chinon

To the higher-level travel overview: Nièvre.