Ladoix-Serrigny commune is located in the department of Côte-d'Or. It exists only since 1988 and was formerly known as Serrigny. Ladoix-Serrigny is in the urban area of Beaune, the heart of the Burgundy vineyards Côte de Beaune.
In nature, this small town has an interesting architectural and historical heritage and allows to learn more about the traditions of this region. Ideally located, it also allows to explore the wonders of the nearby town of Beaune.
Lovers of green spaces and good food will be delighted to Ladoix-Serrigny, a pleasant town, dynamic and full of charm. The place is perfect to spend some quiet time.
Ladoix-Serrigny has an interesting heritage that attracts many visitors each year.
The Saint-Marcel church today has a choir and transept of the thirteenth century and a bell tower in the late eighteenth century. Inside the building, it is possible to admire the ancient remains as carved stones, or half pillars intricately carved. Stained glass, modern, represent the life of Saint Marcel, protector of crops and harvest.
The Chapel of Our Lady of the Way date for a major part of the eleventh century. The site is renowned for its miraculous spring that served as stopover on the way to Saint Jacques de Compostela. The chapel was also an important place of pilgrimage. According to tradition, they brought there dead children born or died in infancy in the hope of a miraculous resuscitation.
Castle Serrigny has a current building dating from the early eighteenth century. The architecture is based on several styles, and you can see inside a library Louis XIV or Louis XV shows. An important park in the English adds a special charm to the castle. Castle Serrigny is only open twice a year during Heritage Days and days of national parks and gardens.
Walking through Ladoix-Serrigny, visitors can enjoy laundries, one of which dates from the mid-nineteenth century, the mill of Camille which has the remains of the ancient monastery of St. Roch of mid-seventeenth century, or houses with typical architecture of the region.
We also liked the Miotte former rendezvous hunting eighteenth century, and the farm facing the castle with its bays of the fifteenth century. winemakers houses, witnesses of the vine growing in the region, parfont decor.
St. Vincent, patron saint of winemakers, takes place each year at the end of January with its various animations.
Every first weekend in July, Ladoix-Serrigny present his famous Gourmet Walk, a walk to publicize the vintners of the town and their various wines.
Soirées Théâtrales à Ladoix-Serrigny
- From 31 may to 1 june 2024
- Rue Marcel François, Salle des Fêtes Pierre Gourillon
- Beautiful flat with terrace and… a lot of wind, to rent immediately. Well, to rent… but especially to visit ! And there's no shortage of visitors, all ready to come and live out their lives at the foot of this… very strange terrace. The only problem is, Madeleine and Etienne haven't finished breaking up, haven't finished leaving each other, haven't packed their bags ! You can't break up under these conditions ! Jean-Claude Carrière tells us in this comedy full of humour and tenderness that the situation is desperate… but it doesn't matter. - Salle des Fêtes Pierre Gourillon, Ladoix-Serrigny. - Admission : €6 - Bookings by phone on 03.80.26.43.16 or by email : foyer.rural.ladoix@free.fr
Balade Gourmande de Ladoix-Serrigny
- On 7 july 2024
- Hameau de Buisson
Parcours de 5 km.
Arrivée Clos Rancy, Ladoix Serrigny
- The pioneering Ladoix gourmet walk was the very first gourmet walk in France ! - In the heart of Burgundy, between Beaune and Nuits-Saint-Georges, you can taste some of the region's finest vintages and discover the wines of the Ladoix appellation. With friends, as a couple or as a family, tasting booklet and glass in hand, you'll set off on a 5 km walk, punctuated by 5 gourmet stops featuring typical local food and wine pairings. The atmosphere is friendly and festive, with a live band providing entertainment at every stop. As you wind your way through the vineyards, the route offers magnificent panoramic views over the plain as the slopes rise. A not-to-be-missed event in Burgundy ! This event requires prior registration.
