Vézinnes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Château des Stuart was built in 1540 by John Stuart, captain of the Scottish Guard. The façades and roofs of the two small pavilions of the Château des Stuart were partially listed as historic monuments by decree of 8 December 1962. The South Pavilion is closed to the public and accessible only by prior arrangement.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Vézinnes can consider the village as a travel destination.

Culture

The Église Saint-Nicolas has two restored 13th-century portals and features architectural elements dating from the 12th to the 17th century. The church contains a holy-water font whose lower section dates back to 1596. An installation entitled “l’Avenir nous regarde” has also been erected at the entrance to Vézinnes.

The lavoir in Vézinnes is also part of the village landscape. It has a water basin inhabited by carp.

Things to do

The “Junay & la source Saint-Edme” hiking route reaches Vézinnes, passes the lavoir and then arrives at the church. The “Les vignes de l’Empereur” hiking route runs along the Canal de Bourgogne, then reaches Vézinnes and passes the church. “Les vignes de l’Empereur” is an 18-kilometre, moderately difficult hiking route marked in yellow.

Surroundings

The historic Château de Tanlay is located near Vézinnes. The historic buildings Abbaye Notre-Dame de Quincy and Petit-Pontigny are also nearby.

Further afield in the region around Vézinnes are the historic building Abbaye de la Charité-lès-Lézines and Mont Avrelot hill.

More village pages: Marmeaux, Cussy-Les-Forges, Taingy, Nailly, Mailly-Le-Château, Saint-Agnan, Champcevrais, Lixy

To the main travel overview: Yonne.