Selongey

Selongey Burgundy is a city rich in cultural heritage and monuments of great interest recalling the rich history of this ancient city.

Classified Historical Monument, St. Remy de Selongey church was built in the thirteenth century on the model of a basilica. Restored and enlarged over the centuries, today it has elements from several periods, such as the choir dating back to the eighteenth century. Inside, there are many items of great interest as the tombstone of Gerard Rubilly dating from 1531, a cabinet wing of the thirteenth century, or beautiful wall paintings dating from the sixteenth century and located in the transept.

The remains of the Gallo-Roman villa of Tuillières at Selongey, registered under the Historic Monuments. One that was both residence and farm in autarkic tendency to discover many aspects of daily life of that time. Cotta containers, ceramics, glass dishes or toilet articles and ornaments have been discovered.

In the heart of the city, in the old center, visitors can admire some old houses that recall the rich history of Selongey. Note the two houses of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries with round or octagonal towers stairs. They are located on the Place des Halles and the Géliot street. City Hall, meanwhile, has a beautiful chest Francis I style solid oak that can be admired.

City Selongey organizes throughout the year cultural events of great interest and in diverse and varied fields.

The weekly market, mainly food, to Selongey is held every Saturday morning from 8 am to 13h on the Place des Halles.

In the spring of each year, the city is organizing a trade and craft fair to do good business and to discover local products. Entertainment is also provided during this period.

Each July, Selongey hosts the international festival of carillon. On this occasion, the best players from around the world create unique and exciting concerts.