Cheny is located in a bend of the Armançon. The Lavoir Elisabeth is situated near the Armançon, ten metres above the river.
Anyone wishing to explore Cheny and rent a holiday apartment can include the town in their travel plans.
Nature and Trails
The route from Cheny to Étang des Mardelles is 4.2 kilometres long; on foot, it is estimated to take 49 minutes. Étang des Mardelles offers a walking path and a picnic area.
From the end of Rue Paul Bert, the route in Cheny leads onto the cycle route. Cheny also has the circular walking route “Faits divers”, which is available from the tourist office. There is a boules court behind the church in Cheny.
Culture
The Salle des Conférences in Cheny dates from the 19th century. The Festival des Arts de la Rue takes place every two years in June and features circus, music, theatre and dance.
Geographical Location
Château de Régennes is a château in the surroundings of Cheny. Château de Joigny is a historic site in the surroundings of Cheny. Notre-Dame des Isles is a historic site in the surroundings of Cheny.
The Artothèque d'Auxerre is a museum in the wider region surrounding Cheny. Mont Avrelot is a hill in the wider region surrounding Cheny.
Other destinations: Saint-Cyr-Les-Colons, Paroy-Sur-Tholon, L'Isle-sur-Serein, Sennevoy-Le-Bas, Cussy-Les-Forges, Lucy-sur-Yonne, Chassignelles, Cézy
