Brévonnes: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

Migratory cranes can be observed on the embankment of Lac du Temple near Brévonnes.

The embankment at Brévonnes offers panoramic views of Lac du Temple; the Voie verte des lacs runs along the embankment.

The Conservatoire du littoral owns 13.5 hectares of land in the municipality of Brévonnes, near Lac du Temple, in the heart of the Forêt d’Orient lakes region.

“Le réveil des lacs d’Orient” is a guided nature excursion in Brévonnes at daybreak, during which landscapes, soundscapes and wildlife are observed. The excursion ends with a convivial gathering over coffee or tea, where impressions and discoveries are shared.

The 14.3-kilometre sporting hike “Randonnée du Petit Orient” starts in Géraudot, follows the Voie verte to the embankment at Brévonnes and offers sweeping views of the lake and the nature reserve.

Access to the embankment at Brévonnes includes a significant incline and is not wheelchair accessible.

Culture and history

The Église Saint-Clément-et-Saint-Barthélemy church is a landmark in Brévonnes.

The former Marmoret tileworks and brickworks in Brévonnes was built around 1934. It operated until around 1960 and was subsequently replaced by craft activities.

The chimney of the former Marmoret tileworks is 52 metres high, stands near the embankment and resembles a lighthouse.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brévonnes will first find out about the destination.

Other places in the directory: Buxeuil, Virey-Sous-Bar, Essoyes, Les Croûtes, Arsonval, Barberey-Saint-Sulpice, Fontaine-Les-Grès, Les Granges.

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