• The Saint-Laurent church: It is built on a hill to the east of the village, its existence is explicit in a 12th century text. In the 19th century, it underwent a comprehensive restoration under the direction of Phal-Blando, architect of the town of Auxonne. The choir includes an altar in pink stone from Sampans, a statue of Saint Laurent in polychrome wood from the 18th century and a saint with a book, in polychrome and gilded stone, from the 16th century.
• Fishing: Catfish is the trophy fish for which the Saône is famous. However, this river is home to many other species, including predators (pike, zander and perch) and groundfish (carp, tench and bream). Anglers who love small frying will also have the choice between roach, bleak, chub and rudd. The municipality has built a pontoon accessible to people with reduced mobility.