La Puisaye

In Bourgogne, a few kilometers from Auxerre, discover Puisaye, the country of Colette, who in his novels, so beautifully managed to portray his native region. Puisaye originated from two Celtic names: Poel, the pond, and Say, the forest.

Discover the picturesque villages of this green country, its hedged farmland, forests and ponds. The Transpoyaudin, tourist train of Puisaye, is the ideal way to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the countryside poyaudine. The train runs on weekends and public holidays from May to September.

Puisaye attracts enthusiasts of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing and hunting. The richness of its architectural and cultural heritage is a delight for lovers of history.

Many towns and villages here contain real treasures: Saint-Fargeau, Toucy, Saint-Sauveur, Grandchamp, Treigny, Diges, Moutiers, Fontenoy.

Nearby attractions: the amazing medieval site of Guedelon.

Bontourism®, the Art of Traveling to Puisaye