Corbigny: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Corbigny lies between the Morvan and the Canal du Nivernais. Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Corbigny is seeking a stay in this town.

Culture

The Église Saint-Seine in Corbigny was consecrated in 1537 and has 22 choir stalls dating from the 12th century. Corbigny Abbey, also known as Abéïcité, has been a centre for artistic creation and outreach since 2003. Its Salle Bleue combines modern and historic elements.

La Transverse is a venue and organisation dedicated to promoting street arts and artistic creation in public spaces in a rural area. Since 2006, as part of its project Scène Ouverte aux Arts Publics, La Transverse has offered partnerships with local authorities in the Pays Nivernais Morvan for artist residencies, workshops on artistic practice and periods dedicated to programming performances.

History and Crafts

In Corbigny, the Monument de l’Emeraude commemorates the crash of the Dewoitine D 332, registration FAMMY, on 15 January 1934.

The Tuilerie-briqueterie de la chapelle de Sarre in Corbigny has been operating since the 18th century and continues to work entirely by hand. It can be visited free of charge during working hours on weekdays and at weekends by prior arrangement.

Routes and Transport

Corbigny is a stopping place for pilgrims travelling from Vézelay towards Santiago de Compostela, as well as a stopping place for cyclists on the Véloroute. There are numerous hiking trails around Corbigny.

From Corbigny railway station, there are six departures to Paris every weekday and seven at weekends, including one direct return journey every day. At certain times and on certain sections of the route, buses are used instead.

Markets and Events

A market selling regional produce takes place every Friday morning on the Grande Rue in Corbigny. On the second Tuesday of each month, a fair is held on the Champ de Foire and in the Grande Rue.

More destinations: Crux-La-Ville, Alligny-Cosne, La Machine, Vignol, Vauclaix, Saint-Pierre-Le-Moûtier, Saint-Eloi, Nuars

More about the region: Nièvre.