La Cravant’ure was created by pupils from Cravant primary school to convey the history of their village and its surroundings.
Renting a holiday apartment in Cravant is an option when planning your own stay.
History
At the Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church, the nave dates from the 13th century and the side aisles from the 15th century. The fortified enclosure of Cravant was built from 1387 onwards. The keep and the so-called clock tower have survived.
The belfry, the town walls and the postern form a historic ensemble dating from the 14th and 15th centuries. In 1451, Cravant had a trade connection between the ports and the market halls.
Hiking and Cycling
The Cravant-Randescape combines hiking with puzzles. The Cravant-Randescape is designated as being open year-round. The cycle route between Mailly-le-Château and Auxerre passes through Cravant.
The Abbaye de Reigny is located in the immediate vicinity of Cravant. The Grottes d'Arcy and the Abbaye Saint-Julien d'Auxerre are located in the surroundings of Cravant. In the wider regional area around Cravant are the Artothèque d'Auxerre and the Cathédrale Saint-Étienne d'Auxerre.
Other places in the selection include Moulins-sur-Ouanne, Cussy-Les-Forges, Épineuil, Merry-Sec, Courgenay, Vignes, Pontaubert and Cheny.
