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Dies sind die besten Sehenswürdigkeiten in Macon: Saint Laurent Bridge; Église Saint-Pierre; Musée des Ursulines; Vieux Saint-Vincent; Square de la Paix; Sehen Sie sich alle Sehenswürdigkeit in Macon auf Tripadvisor an.
Die Markierungen zu deinen Füßen führen dich zu 28 Sehenswürdigkeiten. Besonders erwähnenswert sind: das ausgefallene Holzhaus „Maison de Bois“ mit seinen schlüpfrigen Skulpturen, die Esplanade Lamartine entlang der Saône, die alte Kathedrale Saint-Vincent, der historische Pont Saint-Laurent, der ideale Hintergrund für schöne Selfies!
Eine personalisierte 10 Minuten-Folge pro Tag, um eine Sprache und ihre Kultur kennenzulernen. Natürlich mit einer Prise Humor. Kostenlos testen. Liegend am Ufer des Flusses Saône, die Stadt Mâcon präsentiert einen südländischen Charakter mit ihren bunten Fassaden und ihren Dächern mit runden Ziegeln.
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Bei so vielen schönen Ausflugszielen und Sehenswürdigkeiten rund um rund um Mâcon wird dir bestimmt nicht langweilig. Ob du lieber wanderst oder Rad fährst, die 20 besten Attraktionen warten nur darauf, von dir entdeckt zu werden – oder von der ganzen Familie. Lass dich von den besten Freizeittipps der Region für dein nächstes Abenteuer ...
- Musée Des Ursulines
- L’Apothicairerie de L’Hôtel-Dieu de Mâcon
- Maison de Bois
- Riverside
- Vieux Saint-Vincent
- Église Saint-Pierre de Mâcon
- The Rock of Solutré
- Cluny Abbey
- Chapelle Des Moines
- Château Berzé Le Châtel
The former Ursuline convent was chosen to host the town’s museum in the 1960s, and it shines a light on Mâcon’s history. Ground level is devoted to archaeology, showing tools, bones and weapons from the prehistoric site in Solutré, and Gallo-Roman artefacts like coins and ceramics unearthed at Mâcon’s ancient necropolis. Go up a floor for the ethno...
Mâcon’s hospital dates to the 1770s, and while the facility has kept up with the times, one room has been frozen like a time capsule since 1775. The apothecary sends you back to the reign of Louis XV in a room with an antique distiller, parquet floor and expertly caved walnut cabinets, drawers and panelling. In the cabinet are dainty ceramic jars f...
The oldest house in Mâcon is also the most unusual: The Maison de Bois is from the turn of the 16th century and its upper three floors are made entirely of wood beneath a cantilevered roof. Don’t be surprised to spend a few minutes on the corner of Place aux Herbes engrossed by the carvings on the second floor facade. There’s a bizarre line-up of c...
Ambling along the banks of the Saône you’ll know why they say Mâcon has a hint of the Mediterranean. It’s to do with the long terrace of pastel-coloured Italian-style houses on the riverside. The main way across is Pont Saint-Laurent, the site of a ford up to Roman times. After their conquest the Romans furnished the crossing with a wooden bridge, ...
Mâcon’s old cathedral was torn down during the Revolution, and the only structures left standing were towers and the narthex (porch area). But these alone make the building worthwhile as they’re compelling fragments of the town’s romanesque and gothic heritage. The gothic south tower with its distinctive belvedere is a recognised symbol for Mâcon. ...
To look at its towers and portal you may not realise that the church of Saint-Pierre is actually quite new, and not another of Burgundy’s medieval romanesque wonders. It was finished in 1865 and was the work of André Berthier, a disciple of Viollet-le-Duc, the architect and historian who refurbished many of France’s medieval monuments in the 19th c...
A brief jaunt west and the enormous Rock of Solutré hoves into view. This rugged limestone escarpment pokes through the vine-laden countryside of Pouilly-Fuissé all of a sudden. The rock is a cherished site, not just for its distinctive geology but for what it meant to prehistoric cultures. It was a landmark for hunters, who used to butcher and smo...
A short road trip west of Mâcon takes you to one of medieval era’s greatest monasteries. Cluny Abbey was founded by monks who adhered to the Rule of Saint Benedict more strictly than anybody else, and so it became a prominent centre for the Benedictine order, influencing thousands of people in Western Europe. In the Revolution, the abbey’s status m...
In 1887, the layers of white paint coating the interior of this former priory chapel flaked away to reveal three stunning romanesque frescos from the early 12th century. They’re a vital document of art from the period, helping experts understand what the destroyed paintings at Cluny Abbey would have looked like, as they match the illustrations from...
Up a country lane from the Chapelle-des-Moines is a castle reigning over the Grosne Valley from a ridge. The first fortress on this perch was built in the 900s, and renovations were made three times up to the 1800s. The biggest changes were made during the time of Louis XI in the 15th century when the fortress was claimed to be unconquerable. The t...
5. Sept. 2023 · 1. Visit Mâcon Cathedral. Source: Photo by user Paul Arps used under CC BY 2.0. The Roman Catholic church Cathédrale Saint-Vincent de Mâcon is one of the main attractions of this town. The name of this cathedral was changed during the year 541 when King Childebert donated the bone of the right arm of Saint Vincent.
4. Juni 2018 · Resting alongside the banks of the Saône river in France’s Burgundy region, Mâcon is a charming mid-sized city with a varied roster of activities and sites. From learning about the town’s culture through its history museums to exploring its epic outdoors and sipping on delectable wines, here’s what to see and do in Mâcon ...
