Savigny: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The 47-kilometre cycling route “Le brin d'osier” passes through Savigny.
Nature and Activities
The Étang de Savigny is an 82-are pond inhabited by trout, carp, pike and perch. Fishing is possible at the Étang de Savigny; permits and the applicable conditions are available or can be requested on site.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Savigny can include this in their personal travel plans.
Culture
The present-day Église Saint-Maurice in Savigny was built in the Gothic style and consecrated on 26 April 1854. It is freely accessible all year round, but can only be viewed from the outside, except during services or other ceremonies.
The Château de Savigny was built in 1886 on the site of an older building. The château is private property and can only be seen from the outside. A monumental gate leads to the estate, combining red brickwork with white stone.
The cemetery cross of Savigny dates from the 18th century. On 1 February 1929, it was included in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments.
Architectural Details
The first floor of the Pigeonnier de la ferme du château de Savigny contains three round-arched openings made of hewn stone, each crowned by a half-oculus. Along its circumference, the structure contains 150 plaster niches for pigeons. The Pigeonnier de la ferme du château de Savigny is private property and can only be seen from the outside.
The Pigeonnier d'agrément à Savigny is covered with flat shingle tiles in a fish-scale pattern and has a finial with a pigeon.
History
For a long time, Savigny served as a holiday camp location for children. These camps enabled stays close to nature and made use of the premises of the local château.
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