Montigny-Sur-Canne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Montigny-sur-Canne reveals itself through its architectural, settlement and landscape traces. Anyone choosing Montigny-sur-Canne as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The parish church of Saint-Symphorien preserves a 12th-century apse and 16th-century chapels. The apse of the church is Romanesque.
The discovery of polished stones indicates settlement in the Montigny-sur-Canne area during the Neolithic period. Carolingian ceramic vessels were found at the La Brèche motte.
A secondary Roman road crosses the municipality of Montigny-sur-Canne.
Two round defensive towers and a large dovecote remain from the former Château de Montigny-sur-Canne, which was destroyed around 1860. The Château de Montigny-sur-Canne is a private agricultural estate and cannot be visited. The Pigeonnier de Montigny-sur-Canne is a square dovecote from the 18th century and belonged to the former farm estate of the château.
Landscape and Trails
The municipality of Montigny-sur-Canne is characterised by large livestock farms, which have contributed to the reputation of the Charolais cattle breed.
The open-air theatre behind the town hall overlooks the Canne. Montigny-sur-Canne also has the “Bel Orme” hiking trail.
Local Products and Encounters
Les Chèvres de Montigny welcomes visitors to the farm for paid guided tours by appointment, in order to share experiences and expertise.
Les Chèvres de Montigny produces goat cheese with a bloomy rind in the style of Camembert, as well as washed-rind cheeses in the style of Époisses or Soumaintrain, with a stronger flavour.
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