The college founded by the Jesuits in 1582 is now a grammar school. It has a fine Renaissance doorway, crowned with a loggia whose arcades rest on winged angels. On the right stand two old residences with fine balustrades and small interior courtyards.

The memory of the famous Canon, a roguish clergyman, who not only gave his name to a famous apéritif but also took a particular interest in water: he was responsible for the creation of this 37ha stretch of water, a favourite with the people of Dijon for leisure activities such as walking, fishing and swimming as well as various nautical pleasures.

This 46m tower was finished in the 15C by Philip III. For the moment it is closed to visitors for safety reasons, depriving enthusiasts of a 316-step climb and a fine view of the city, the Ouche and Saône valleys and the lower slopes of the Jura mountains.

The House of Wine offers local wine tasting.