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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Montbard
Venarey-Les-Laumes

Statue of Vercingetorix – Fontenay Abbey loop from Les Laumes Alésia

Routes
Road cycling routes
France
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Montbard
Venarey-Les-Laumes

Statue of Vercingetorix – Fontenay Abbey loop from Les Laumes Alésia

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Statue of Vercingetorix – Fontenay Abbey loop from Les Laumes Alésia

04:52

105km

1,160m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 14, 2026

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3.02 km

Statue of Vercingetorix

Highlight • Historical Site

Who doesn't know him, the Gallic chief Vercingetorix, who is on the second page of every Asterix booklet. It is almost a must to visit this historical place.

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4.70 km

Lavoir des Celliers

Highlight • Monument

A fine example of an old wash house that is worth a look when passing nearby.

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31.1 km

The Seine

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4

34.0 km

Old Abbey of Oigny

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55.1 km

Château de Duesme

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6

90.3 km

Fontenay Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

The Abbey of Fontenay is one of the "daughters" of Citeaux. The Cistercian movement was founded by Bernard de Clairvaux, in Clairvaux itself in the current department of Aube, in the Champenoise region. The religious movement spread after the creation of the main abbey in Burgundy which took the name of Citeaux. The latter was created in 1068 between Beaune and Seurre then the order spread throughout France and Europe. The Cistercian movement comes from the name of a plant, the Cistella, which grew in the swamps that the monks were trying to clean up. In memory of their struggle in the face of hostile nature, they named their order after this simple plant. This movement starts from the observation that to touch God, we must live by humbly working the earth. The Fontenay building is a perfect example of sobriety, simplicity and silence. All these attributes reflect the very soul of the Cistercians and are found here.
For more information and visiting times, here is the abbey's website: abbayedefontenay.com

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105 km

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Train Station

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91.7 km

12.5 km

580 m

362 m

Surfaces

96.8 km

8.05 km

187 m

127 m

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