Best places: Tourist attractions in Corcelles-les-Monts, France

Dukes of Burgundys' former palace housing major collections of 14th-19th century western art.

Medieval palace with a collection of artifacts dating to the Middle Ages & the Renaissance.

13th-century Catholic church with classic Gothic architecture, including many exterior gargoyles.

Large historical park featuring French-style gardens, tree-shaded paths & Roman road remains.

Restored market hall with wine bars, restaurants & vendors selling local produce & other foodstuffs.

19th-century botanical garden & arboretum with a centuries old cypress & a natural history museum.

Airy historic stone cathedral with geometrically patterned roof tiles & regular Catholic services.

Stone owl carved into a corner of Notre-Dame Church's exterior, said to grant wishes when stroked.

Tours of the Philippe le Bon tower, built from 1450 to 1460, with 316 steps & sweeping city views.

Free-admission natural history museum founded in 1860, plus permanent & temporary exhibitions.

Towering 16th-century church with an intricate Gothic facade, housing paintings by Franz Kraus.

👍👍 We were blown away by this little place practically in the middle of the city. Fountain, small pond, the sound of falling water, just the perfect place for a little rest.

👍👍 My understanding of this square is limited as there's confusing reference points marking this location on Google Maps! I take it to primarily highlight the Dukes of Burgundy palace with its dominating tower of Philippe-le-Bon. However, it's a majestic location with the old palace, Musée des Beaux-Ar...

Monumental 1700s city gate featuring a stone archway with allegorical relief sculptures.

👍 Un Parc bien fleuri. Une belle cascade et joli bassin aux nénuphars. Jeux enfants pour tous les âges.

Garden built on a reservoir, with a historic bear sculpture, benches & seasonal public concerts.

👍 Très intéressant, petite dégustation à la fin de la visite. Les nonettes sont excellentes

👍 There’s little charm to be found in the building itself, but the surrounding vineyards are beautiful, and it’s just an easy and beautiful 3.8km walk on a rocky dirt path from the last stop on the T2 tram (from the Chenove Centre stop go right, then left after the post office, then find the Chemin du...

👍👍 Superbe Parc pour faire des balades, pour toutes la famille, mais aussi pour faire du VTTRANDO

Grand, 17th-century townhouse exhibiting a collection of paintings from the 16th–19th centuries.