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Burgundy's Archaeological Treasures
Burgundy’s landscape preserves a dense timeline of human history, from the Paleolithic cave paintings of Arcy-sur-Cure to the Gallic strongholds of Bibracte and Alesia. This collection features significant Neolithic megaliths, such as the dolmens of Trainel and the menhirs of Broye, alongside Gallo-Roman villa remains and medieval castle ruins. These sites offer insight into the region's evolution from prehistoric settlements and the Roman conquest to the strategic fortifications of the Middle Ages.
Château de Commune
Ruined medieval castle located in Martigny-le-Comte, Saône-et-Loire.
Grande Grotte d'Arcy
A major prehistoric site featuring some of the world's oldest cave paintings, dating back to the Gravettian period.
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