Culture
The lock keeper's house in Chassignelles is built in the Foucherot style and has a rectangular floor plan. The village washhouse is a 19th-century impluvium washhouse. It was built in 1837 below Lock 79, is partly underground, and has a rectangular floor plan with a central basin that is also rectangular.
The Church of Saint John the Baptist in Chassignelles preserves wall paintings that were restored between 2004 and 2008. A dedicated landing place was used to ship stone from the Chassignelles factory.
Nature
The Armançon River also passes through Chassignelles. At the entrance to Chassignelles, on the road to Ancy-le-Franc, there is a remarkable white mulberry tree.
On the Way
The Ancy-le-Franc–Montbard section of the Le Tour de Bourgogne à vélo cycle route runs as a greenway along the towpath beside the Burgundy Canal and passes through Chassignelles. On this section, Chassignelles is listed as a place of interest with a church and washhouse.
The church can be visited in July and August on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
