Millay: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Saint-Maurice Church in Millay is a Romanesque building dating from the middle of the 11th century. Every summer, the Le Vent sur l'arbre festival brings classical music performances to the Saint-Maurice Church in Millay.

Mont Dosne (Oppidum) was classified as a site and natural monument in 1977. The mountains Mont Genièvre and Mont Preneley, as well as the hill Mont Tharot, are located in the vicinity of Millay. Dardon lies in the wider regional surroundings of Millay and is considered a hill.

When planning a stay in Millay, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Cycling

The Circuit vélo des Eduens cycling loop runs from Luzy to Bibracte and back, passing by the church in Millay on the outward leg.

Culture

Every August, a procession in honour of Saint Christopher takes place in Millay. The processional cross preserved in Millay dates from the late 17th or early 18th century and is considered one of the oldest and, at the same time, most homogeneous processional crosses in the area.

Château du Mousseau is located in the vicinity of Millay and is considered a château. The following three named sites are also located in the vicinity of Millay and are considered ancient sites: Bibracte, Mont-Beuvray. Les Grandes Portes; Bibracte, Mont-Beuvray. La chapelle Saint-Martin; and Bibracte, Mont-Beuvray. La Chaume.

Local

The Cave cidricole du Morvan offers tours at Le Petit Montigny in Millay, explaining the production of products from organically farmed orchards. Three products are sampled during the tours; group tours are available by arrangement.

The product range of the Cave cidricole du Morvan includes organically certified apple juice, apple vinegar, jam and eau-de-vie. Les Prairies Gourmandes du Morvan in Millay offers free guided tours of Charolais cattle and sheep farming by prior reservation.

More local pages: Dornes, Thianges, Isenay, Chitry-Les-Mines, Ruages, Poil, Clamecy, Villapourçon.

To the higher-level travel overview: Nièvre.