Bussy-le-Château lies on the banks of the Noblette River. The village streets and lanes lead walkers to several tumuli, that is, raised mounds over graves. The ruins of a windmill are still visible on one of these tumuli.
Those planning a stay in Bussy-le-Château may wish to rent a holiday apartment for this purpose.
Culture and History
The village church of Bussy-le-Château dates back to the 12th century. It was recently restored with chalk rubble masonry.
Near the first tumulus of Bussy-le-Château, the site of an old castle can be identified by the surrounding ditches that are still visible.
The oratory dedicated to Saint Nicholas is located on the street of the same name, Rue Saint-Nicolas, at the western exit of Bussy-le-Château. The oratory is described as the oldest oratory in the Marne.
Festivals and Activities
The BIKE & RUN DES TUMULIS combines running and cycling and takes place every year in May.
The patronal festival of Bussy-le-Château takes place every year on the weekend after the feast day of Saint Luke.
Local Flavours
La boulette de Bussy is a culinary speciality of the village: a slightly sweet vegetable related to the turnip.
