The Pressoirs des Ducs de Bourgogne are among Chenôve’s historic landmarks: they have been listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments since 1934 and were used continuously for wine production for six centuries, until 1926.
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Culture
The Church of Saint Nazaire is a Romanesque church in the Burgundian style. It was built on the site of a Merovingian chapel founded around 700.
Le Cèdre is an events venue designed as an Italian theatre, with 692 seats and a 211 m² stage. The Parcours de mémoire presents Chenôve’s history from 1939 to 1945 in nine stages.
Walks and nature
The Parcours de l'escargot is a 2.5 km circular walk through Chenôve’s Vieux Bourg, highlighting 24 architectural or historic features. The route is documented by an overview map at the Clos du Roy car park on Rue Pierre Curie, as well as by 20 information panels distributed along the route.
On the Plateau de Chenôve, the CRAPA fitness trail consists of three circular routes measuring 1.85 km, 3.35 km and 5.5 km, with freely accessible sports stations. The Sentier Bonbis also crosses the plateau: this marked 10 km circular route starts and ends at the Jardin du Clos du Roy, is marked in yellow and blue, and is considered relatively challenging; viewpoints are available along the way.
The Plateau de Chenôve is part of the Natura 2000 network, in order to preserve its biodiversity and biological richness. The Parc du Cèdre is a 2.3-hectare urban park with trees, shrubs and plants consisting predominantly of local species.
Water
The Centre nautique in Chenôve has a large 25-metre pool, a 25-metre sports pool and a teaching pool. It welcomes individuals, either alone or in groups.
Other destinations: Oigny, Marcenay, Salives, Merceuil, Lanthes, Buffon, Courban, Epoisses.
