Bar-sur-Seine combines remarkable buildings with paths along the Seine and historic sites. The Église Saint-Étienne was built between 1505 and 1616 and is classified as a historic monument; the classification was established by decree of 10 July 1907. Renting a holiday apartment in Bar-sur-Seine is one option for planning your own trip.
Culture
The Chapelle d’Avalleur is also classified as a historic monument; the classification was established by decree of 19 March 1921. The Porte de Châtillon was listed as a historic monument by decree of 9 July 1926.
The Chapelle de Notre Dame du Chêne is a neo-Gothic chapel built in 1867 at a very old pilgrimage site around a tree with a rustic statue of the Virgin Mary.
The Tour de l’Horloge is the last surviving remnant of the former medieval castle of Bar-sur-Seine. It can be reached via more than 165 steps and offers views of the town and its surroundings.
Nature
The Promenade du Croc Ferrand runs along the Seine and features garden pavilions dating from the mid-19th century.
Parc de Val Seine is freely accessible and offers walking paths, outdoor games, and facilities for picnics.
The PR20® Entre coteaux et chapelles hiking trail also passes through Bar-sur-Seine; it is a 9-kilometre circular walk.
Food and drink
Maison Champagne Devaux now occupies an 18th-century manor house in a park on the banks of the Seine. By appointment, Champagne Devaux offers tasting workshops for Champagne.
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