Sens-sur-Seille combines historical landmarks with clearly defined landscape areas. Sens-sur-Seille is part of the Type 2 ZNIEFF area “BRENNE, SEILLE ET BRESSE ORIENTALE”.
The wider regional surroundings of Sens-sur-Seille include the historic sites of Abbaye Notre-Dame du Miroir, Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Baume-les-Messieurs, Chevreaux Castle, and Oratoire Saint-Louis. Also located there are Pointe de la Vuarde, a summit, and Côte des Baumes, a hill.
When planning your own trip to Sens-sur-Seille, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment.
Culture
The former customs house in L’Etalet was built in 1602 and marked a tax boundary between Bresse chalonnaise and Franche-Comté.
The Moulin de Visargent was rebuilt in 1896 after a fire. In 1856, it had eleven millstones; it also preserves an interior mechanism that had been restored shortly beforehand.
The Chapelle de Visargent contains an 18th-century reliquary statue of Notre-Dame en Assomption. Until 1958, a pilgrimage took place there every year on 15 August.
In the hamlet of Les Corales, an oratory dedicated to Notre Dame de l’enfance was built in 1958 in the form of a bell tower. On 10 August 1944, a parachute drop took place in Sens-sur-Seille.
Local
In Sens-sur-Seille, a producers’ market takes place from May to October on the second Sunday morning of each month.
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