Église Saint-Germain

Situated around one kilometre from the village of Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle, Saint-Germain church is one of the oldest religious buildings in the area.

Founded around the year 900, this small church of Romanesque origin bears witness to the long history of religious occupation in this part of northern Burgundy.

Inside, a number of heritage features draw visitors' attention: a pink marble altar from Courlon, ancient tombstones, a wooden statue of Saint Sébastien dating from the 14th century and several works by Burgundian sculptor Georges Serraz.

By virtue of its simplicity and age, Saint-Germain church now stands as a precious testimony to local religious history.