Oyé: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The Château de Chaumont contains a fresco in the great hall depicting several episodes from the life of Saint Louis.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Oyé is therefore turning their attention to a stay in this village.
Culture
The Musée La Mémoire d’Oyé is an open-air museum with nine exhibition rooms dedicated to rural life in times gone by.
The Chapelle de Sancenay is considered a very old pilgrimage site.
The parish church of Oyé has preserved its Romanesque bell tower and is dedicated to John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ.
The Chapelle de Sancenay was completely redecorated after 1626 by the Marquis de Tenay.
The painted ceiling decorations of the Chapelle de Sancenay form a unique ensemble in the Brionnais.
The Musée La Mémoire d’Oyé includes a reconstructed early-20th-century classroom, old toys, a slide show and a room dedicated to the wars.
Trails and events
The parish church of Oyé is usually open and can be visited free of charge.
The Château de Chaumont is open for visits during the summer season.
The Marche du printemps offers three circular hiking trails of 7, 12 and 20 kilometres.
The Sentier de l’imaginaire begins below the museum at a sculpture featuring the handprints of local residents, next to a washhouse.
The village festival Fête de l’entrecôte in Oyé takes place on the first Sunday in August.
Landscape
The Château de Chaumont is located in the centre of a landscaped park covering almost 7 hectares, bordered to the south by a 350 m long hornbeam hedge.
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