La chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Levée

The chapel, built in 1520, consists of two brick buildings. Its small entrance door is surmounted by a stone arch and an oculus. The upper part has a polygonal apse, buttresses and a ribbed vault lit by ashlar Gothic-style windows. The building was bought by the commune of Auxonne in 1867 and listed as a Historic Monument in 1932.

It is also known as the Napoleon chapel because the young Napoleon Bonaparte often went there on walks during his stay in the Val de Saône.