A boat prepares to pass through the Seveux-Savoyeux tunnel on the Saône - Vesoul - Val de SaôneA boat prepares to pass through the Seveux-Savoyeux tunnel on the Saône - Vesoul - Val de Saône
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The monuments to visit in Haute-Saône

Discover the monuments that have forged the identity of Haute-Saône. From a military fort to a UNESCO-listed chapel, ancient forges, tunnels over the Saône, the priory at Marast and the basilica at Luxeuil-les-Bains, the department’s emblematic monuments tell the story of its rich and fascinating history.

The chapel From Ronchamp

Perched on a hill overlooking Ronchamp, the Notre-Dame du Haut chapel is a key part of the architectural heritage of Haute-Saône. Designed by Le Corbusier and completed in 1955, it combines modern boldness with spirituality. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2016, this masterpiece is revolutionising the perception of sacred architecture.

Le Fort From Mont Vaudois

Overlooking Héricourt, the Mont-Vaudois Fort reveals the military ingenuity of the 19th century. This vast defensive complex combines the legacy of Vauban with modern innovations. Discover the secrets of this silent sentinel, witness to a pivotal period in French history.

The forges de Baignes

Discover the Forges de Baignes, an industrial jewel near Vesoul. Designed by a pupil of Ledoux, they are reminiscent of the Royal Saltworks at Arc-et-Senans. Although activity ceased in the 1960s, the forges still tell the story of the workers through their well-preserved buildings and events.

The tunnels De Saint-Albin and de Savoyeux

On the Saône, discover the Saint-Albin and Savoyeux tunnels. These constructions, which were once trade routes, now offer a unique experience for pleasure boaters. On foot, by bike or by boat, let yourself be surprised by these underground passages.

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