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Digoin, Digoin, in the middle of the Charolais country, is the ideal place to relax and enjoy the local produce. Over the centuries Digion has become a centre for pottery as well as remaining a city of water. To see : The ceramic museum, the canal bridge, museum of the costumes through the ages and the tools of ancient times, the observaloire. To taste : charolais beef , snails of Burgundy, plate of Canalous (4 fresh water fish), potatoes stuffed with snails of Burgundy. To know : Digoin is also crossed by 5 rivers: Arroux, Bourbince, Vouzance, Arconce and the Loire. Most Important : Festival of the Snail (1st week end of August). Take a walk along the broad green lane which borders the central canal for 17km between Digion and Paray Le Monial. It roams through a landscape of copses and meadows. Navigation on the central canal : Initially baptized Charolais canal, the central canal is used as link between the Loire and the Saone and 114 km is long. It was used for a long time for the supply of the heavy industries of the area. Equipped with some automated locks, it is a channel pleasant to sail, narrow and winding. Navigation on the Roanne à Digoin canal: This channel proposes a very shaded and very calm stay, encouraging many wild moorings. Close by there is the Brionnais circuit of Roman churches to explore. Punctuated by only 10 locks, this canal will take you from Roanne to Digion while passing through the Brionnais pastures where the famous, white, Charloais cattle graze. Navigation on the side canal of the Loire : With its three canal bridges, the side canal in the Loire is a peaceful waterway which is punctuated by rare locks. From Digion to Briare you can meander through the Bourbonnais coutnryside until you reach Sancerre and Pouilly, home of the famour wines. Discover the maps of information and tourist attractions of your route from Digoin
Suggestions for cruises from Digoin : Week-end Mini week |
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