Magny-lès-Aubigny can be explored through several specific points of interest: the church of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine and its building history, the protected Tilleul de Sully, and the Vouge as a river within the municipality. There is also an old washhouse, part of the historical heritage, and a cycling route that provides a way to reach the Tilleul by bike. Architectural history, heritage conservation, river geography and cycling therefore stand alongside one another as distinct themes.

The church and historical heritage

The church of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine was built in the 19th century. Its nave has six window openings. A nave is the main, lengthwise space in a church; the window openings add a specific architectural feature to the account of its construction. The church also contains a statue of Saint Mary Magdalene, which is listed as a historic monument. The construction date and protected status refer to different things: the date relates to the church, while the listing applies to the statue. This local point of interest thus brings together a 19th-century church building and a figure explicitly protected as a historic monument. Magny-lès-Aubigny’s historical heritage also includes an old washhouse. It adds another aspect of local history to the church-related points of interest.

The Tilleul de Sully in the village

The Tilleul de Sully in Magny-lès-Aubigny is designated as a protected site and a historic monumental tree. It is also considered a natural monument of scenic and historical interest. These designations draw attention to both its protected status and its natural and historical significance. The tree stands in the village, on public roadway. Its location anchors this point of interest in the village, while the designations indicate its particular importance as a tree and protected site. The Tilleul as a natural monument is therefore distinct from the historical points of interest associated with the church building, statue and washhouse.

The Vouge and its geographical setting

The Vouge flows through the municipality of Magny-lès-Aubigny and also forms a natural boundary between Magny-lès-Aubigny and the neighbouring municipality of Brazey-en-Plaine. The river therefore has two distinct geographical roles: it flows through the municipality and serves as a boundary between the two municipalities. This distinction helps place the Vouge both within the local river landscape and in relation to the neighbouring village. Along with the historical points of interest, it describes Magny-lès-Aubigny from different perspectives without conflating the river landscape with the cultural heritage.

Cycling to the Tilleul

Cycling is another specific point of interest for planning a trip. The route description available on 16 August 2026 names the 75-kilometre cycle route no. 8, “Le Val de Saône”, as a way to reach the Tilleul de Sully by bike. The 75 kilometres refer to the length of the cycle route; the Tilleul is the stated destination.

When choosing a holiday rental, you can first consider which focus you want for your stay: the church and historical points of interest, the Tilleul as a protected natural monument, the river landscape or a cycling trip. These themes differ in nature, so you can weigh them according to your travel interests. This gives you a clear idea of what particularly interests you in Magny-lès-Aubigny as you begin looking for accommodation.

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