Top Things to do in Tournus
10 Things to do in Tournus That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Tournus, France including Babette Deco, Cave de Martailly, Saint-Philibert de Tournus, Eglise Saint Pierre, Abbaye Saint-Philibert, Musee du velo Michel Grezaud, Les Vignerons de Mancey, Tournus Canoes, Chateau de Brancion, Hotel Dieu-Musee Greuze.
Restaurants in Tournus
1. Babette Deco
2. Cave de Martailly
3. Saint-Philibert de Tournus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
4. Eglise Saint Pierre
5. Abbaye Saint-Philibert
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 435 reviews
Reviewed By KevinJ540 - London, United Kingdom
A lovely Abbey that’s been well preserved by many hands over many years. Great Roman mosaic floor by the abse, too . Well worth an hour or two & a trip up the tower !
6. Musee du velo Michel Grezaud
7. Les Vignerons de Mancey
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
8. Tournus Canoes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Rental of canoes, paddles, bicycles, rosalies to share moments of sporting relaxation with family, lovers or friends. Free practice: bike and rosalie on the beautiful roads of Burgundy, paddle or canoe on the saone, from the base of tournus. Canoeing: 5 to 14 km on the saone with return by bus or by bike on the blue track / descent of the seille with bivouac.
9. Chateau de Brancion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By CPaM68 - Texas, United States
We really enjoyed our trip to Chateau (Castle) Brancion, but talk about a side-trip on a side-road to get there. Our GPS took us on a small gravel road up the side of a steep hill that bypassed the parking lot and deposited us right outside the main gate. Not knowing any difference, we drove through the gate and parked in an area that I think was reserved for the workers. We didn't discover that we had come in the wrong way until we left, on a paved road that passed the downhill parking lot. Other than that, I think our visit was somewhat normal. The first thing we did was rent the audio guide, which I highly recommend, and toured the castle/fort. The information provided by the audio guide was very interesting and informative. If you are physically able, climb the steps to the top of the tower because the views and photos are well worth it. Originally built in the 12th century, restoration and renovation of the fortifications and ruins began in 1959 and are still in progress. In 1977, the entire village was classified as a historical monument. The castle remains the largest fort-castle in Southern Burgundy and is a good example of fort architecture of the Middle Ages. Located on a hill, the top of the fortress offers a wonderful view of the small village of Brancion (including the marketplace and Romanesque church) and far below into the valley. The small village with its market is nice to explore. It has a couple of shops and restaurants but is not too touristy. The church is quaint with some wall murals and frescoes that have not been restored.
10. Hotel Dieu-Musee Greuze
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
The Hôtel Dieu - Greuze Museum includes collections Hospital: art, religious objects and objects of care and those objects Greuze Museum: archeology, sculpture, painting, graphic arts and contemporary collections.
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