Culture
The Huilerie de Narcy operated from the 18th century until the 1970s. At the Huilerie de Narcy at 71 Grande Rue, old machines, local oil mill equipment, and historic machinery have been preserved. Walnut and rapeseed oil were produced there according to a traditional artisanal method passed down through generations.
The Église Saint-Marcel de Narcy dates from the 12th century. The Château de Gérigny, a castle, is also located in the area around Narcy. The Prieuré Notre-Dame, a monastery, and the Abbaye cistercienne de Notre-Dame, also a monastery, are likewise located nearby. The Abbaye de Chalivoy is a historic site in the area around Narcy.
Trails
The Chemin des trois moulins is an 8 km hiking trail that begins and ends in Narcy. It passes the Moulin de Marteauneuf, which is still in operation, and runs near the Mazou.
The “Du château au moulin” circular route is 11 km long, marked in green, and starts at the church square. As a cycling route, it passes through agricultural land, along grassy paths, past small rivers, and through remote villages.
Landscape
In the wider surrounding region of Narcy lies the Île de Cosne, an island. The Montagne des Marnes, a hill, is also located in the wider surrounding region.
History
The grave stele dates from the Gallo-Roman period, more precisely from the 2nd to 3rd century. It was registered as a protected object on February 15, 2002.
Anyone choosing Narcy as a destination for their stay may be planning to rent a vacation apartment.
