One of the most charming villages along the canal. It is an ideal moorring for boats of all sizes, a place to stay for a couple of days and appreciate the canal.

The surrounding hills offer miles of tracks and paths in the dense woodlands. You should also visit the old wash house beside the bridge on the canal. The small chateau beside the church has honey forsale.

If you wish to have a drink walk towards the church, there is welcoming cafe with friendly owners.

Moorings
There are various places to moor, when coming up stream from Dijon, on the left before the bridge, on the right after the bridge (except in the reserved places) or in the small port below lock 32.

It is also possible to turn a 38 metre barge here if the water level is correct.