Pruzilly: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Pruzilly can be explored via its hiking trails and historic sites.
When planning a trip, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment in Pruzilly.
Hiking
The Circuit 3 Mont Fetraud runs through the municipality of Pruzilly. The route is 10 kilometres long, the stated duration is three hours, and 283 metres of elevation gain must be covered on the ascent.
From the summit section of the Circuit 3 Mont Fetraud, there are views of Pruzilly, Mâcon, the Alps, Mont Blanc, Lyon, the Saône plain, La Chapelle de Guinchay, Mont Bessay and Juliénas.
La Pierre Folle is a hiking trail in Pruzilly. The signposted trail is rated as difficult; it starts and ends at the Salle polyvalente on Rue de la Croix Blanche in Pruzilly.
Nature
Tête à l'Âne is a mountain in the vicinity of Pruzilly. The mountains Rontécolon, Grande Montagne and Mont de Pouilly are also nearby.
Culture
Château Pruzilly was built around 1620 in the 17th century. The former church was located on the grounds of Château Pruzilly. After the French Revolution, around 1794, two towers, among other additions, were added to Château Pruzilly.
The church of Pruzilly is dedicated to Saint Martin. At an altitude of 643 metres on Mont Croix-Sainte-Marie, Pruzilly had one of the eleven above-ground stations of the Chappe telegraph in Saône-et-Loire along the Paris–Toulon line.
Surroundings
In the vicinity of Pruzilly are Château Saint-Léger, a historic site, Chapelle des Moines, a monastery, and Berzé Castle, a historic site. Chabotte, a château, is located in the wider region surrounding Pruzilly.
To the higher-level travel overview: Saône-Et-Loire.
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