Saint-Bresson: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Hiking and landscapes

The “La Vallée du Raddon et ses Sources” circular trail begins in Saint-Bresson at the village church. The eight-kilometre hike follows both sides of the valley to a plateau dotted with ponds. Nine information panels cover the topics of geology, water, wood and old farmhouses.

Culture and history

The Church of Saint-Brice in Saint-Bresson dates from the second half of the 18th century. The Saint-Brice Chapel is neo-Gothic and dates from the late 19th century.

The history of the Desgranges site also goes back a long way: a paper mill already existed there before 1726. In May 1860, Léopold and Charles Desgranges applied to convert their paper mill into a cotton spinning mill. Flour production at the “Moulin Galmiche” grain mill ceased around 1950. The wooden storage building dating from 1666 is known as a “chalot”.

The 120-kilometre Route des Chalots is a tourist route lined with heritage sites and passes through seven municipalities, including Saint-Bresson.

Farms and regional products

By reservation, GAEC Menigoz offers guided and hosted farm tours with tastings of farm products. In Haute-Saône, AOP Munster, also known as Munster-Géromé, is produced mainly by GAEC Menigoz in Saint-Bresson.

Ferme des P'tits Sentiers animés offers a visitor programme including a visit to an Angora goat farm, a sensory workshop, a film about the spinning process, a farm shop and a tasting at the farm. Visitors can learn about an Angora goat farm and the production of wool there.

Renting a holiday apartment in Saint-Bresson can be part of your own travel planning.

More local pages: Esmoulières, Dampierre-Sur-Salon, Vesoul, Villers-Bouton, Delain, Aillevillers-Et-Lyaumont, Soing-Cubry-Charentenay, Champlitte.

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