Magny: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature and Trails

Magny is located in the Parc naturel régional du Morvan. Numerous trails are used by hikers.

The trails in Magny are also used by mountain bikers and are marked and developed.

A trail in the hamlet of Marraut crosses the “Crot de la foudre” footbridge. A circular hike along the Cousin River from Magny passes by the Moulin Cadoux.

The Moulin Cadoux is designated as a “site inscrit” (registered site).

When staying in Magny, it may be interesting to rent a holiday apartment.

History and Village Character

The Église Saint-Germain dates from 1782 and contains reused architectural elements from the 16th century.

The bell tower of the Église Saint-Germain dates from 1867.

The Château de Marrault has a park and a pond and is set in picturesque surroundings.

Local Attractions

Les brebis de Pauline is open for visits. Visitors can get to know the flock of sheep, pet them, and exchange information about farming practices.

The farm produces farmhouse cheese and farmhouse yogurt from sheep’s milk.

Gîte Louis Pasteur is located on the grounds of the Château de Marrault in Magny (Yonne). It is housed in a former tower attached to a traditional longère.

Dicy, Cudot, Vignes, Lucy-sur-Yonne, Bèze, Champigny, Saint-Père, Villeperrot

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