Chassey-Le-Camp: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The archaeological site of Chassey-le-Camp has an almost 5,300-year history of use and settlement, spanning from the Middle Neolithic to the Early Middle Ages. The archaeological site of Chassey has been protected as a “Monument historique” by a decree dated 14 June 1932.

Culture and History

The Centre d’Interprétation Archéologique de Chassey-le-Camp presents 51 objects recovered during excavations in five display cases. Three display cases are dedicated to the Chasséen culture, while the other two cover the Protohistoric and Gallo-Roman periods.

The Centre d’Interprétation Archéologique de Chassey-le-Camp is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Visits are free of charge and are offered without a guide.

The Church of Saint Vincent was built in the 11th century and is dedicated to Saint Vincent. It can be visited at weekends; access is arranged on site.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Chassey-le-Camp thereby has a specific accommodation goal.

The Château de La Rochepot is a château in the vicinity of Chassey-le-Camp. The Église Saint-Martin is a church in the immediate vicinity of Chassey-le-Camp. Coraboeuf is a château in the wider regional surroundings of Chassey-le-Camp. The Musée Nicéphore Niépce is a museum in the wider regional surroundings of Chassey-le-Camp.

Nature

The Pelouses de Chassey-le-Camp form a 56-hectare area on a narrow plateau covered with herbaceous, shrubby and tree formations.

The Pelouses de Chassey-le-Camp include two habitats of community interest, including dry and mesophilous calcareous grasslands with stages of scrub encroachment, as well as meadows with tall oat grass.

Getting Around

The long-distance hiking trail G.R. 7 crosses the archaeological site of Chassey-le-Camp.

Further destinations in the directory: Mercurey, Poisson, Saint-Loup-Géanges, Charnay-Lès-Mâcon, Chardonnay, Uxeau, Chaintré, La Comelle.

To the overarching travel overview: Saône-Et-Loire.