Nantilly: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Lavoir dit du Moulin is the last washhouse in Nantilly that is still in operation. It is located on the Chemin de Compostelle and offers pilgrims a refreshing place to stop and rest. The washhouse was built in 1828 according to plans by the departmental architect Louis Moreau. It includes an elegant water-drawing pavilion with four arcades, which houses a covered basin.

The Soufroide stream flows through Nantilly. In the 1960s, the Lavoir dit Fontaine du Jardinier was divided into two areas: a cold-water reservoir for the village residents and a distillation room.

The Notre-Dame Church was rebuilt from 1762 onwards on the remains of a church dating from 1717. It is distinguished by its wrought-iron portal, altarpiece and remarkable furnishings.

For anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Nantilly, the village is an ideal destination. The Château de Nantilly offers guest rooms and high-quality holiday homes and holiday accommodation.

Hiking

The “Entre Chêne et Chânois” hike begins in Nantilly. The hiking route in Nantilly follows part of the Chemin de Compostelle, a pilgrimage network known throughout Europe.

The “Boucle du Chêne” circular trail is 8 km long and takes around 3 hours. The “Parcours d’orientation Confirmé” in Nantilly is a woodland orienteering course involving navigation tasks and challenges.

More local pages: La Neuvelle-Lès-Scey, Cult, Champlitte, Brotte-lès-Ray, Ronchamp, Coisevaux, Quenoche, Magny-Jobert

For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Saône.