The Church of Saint-Maurice in Gray-la-Ville was rebuilt in the 18th century and contains objects classified as historic monuments. The painting “L'Assomption de la Vierge” by Lambert Blendeff was reinstalled in the church of Gray-la-Ville in 1970.
Renting a holiday apartment in Gray-la-Ville offers an independent way to plan your personal trip.
Culture
An old residential building stands on the Route de Velet. The villagers call it “le château”; in the 17th century, it belonged to the Jesuit fathers who taught in Gray. The Lavoir washhouse is one of the places worth seeing in Gray-la-Ville.
Trails and Nature
The Étang in Gray-la-Ville is frequently visited by walkers. The Sentier de la Rodelle offers educational walks.
The “Basse vallée de la Saône” circular hike passes through Gray-la-Ville, begins at Place des Tilleuls, and is 17 km long; the walking time is approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes. This circular hike must not be undertaken when the Saône is in flood.
Cuisine
Gray-la-Ville is home to the Mauron family cheese dairy, which has an artisanal workshop producing Cancoillotte.
Geographical Context
The ruins of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Theuley are located in the vicinity of Gray-la-Ville. Abbaye de Corneux in Saint-Broing, Haute-Saône, is a monastery in the wider regional surroundings of Gray-la-Ville. Also located in this wider regional area is Château de Gy, a castle. Abbazia di Acey is located in the wider regional surroundings of Gray-la-Ville and is a monastery.
Other places: Savoyeux, Saint-Bresson, La Rosière, Luxeuil-Les-Bains, Abelcourt, Marnay, Filain, Héricourt
