Path of the two "Hundred Steps"

Many know the "Hundred Steps of Fixin"... A work carved from the rock by Claude Noisot, a soldier of Napoleon, nostalgic for the "Hundred Days," the period between the emperor's return from Elba Island on March 20, 1815, and his abdication on June 22.

But who knows the "Hundred Steps" of Brochon?

Nestled at the bottom of a valley, the place is unique and romantic.

Just like this path, which follows the traces of a rich historical heritage: that of great men: Napoleon and his "Awakening to Immortality," Noisot and his park.

And of course, Stephen Liégeard, this charismatic figure who built the eponymous castle in Brochon, a windmill... but also his hunting lodge. A story that is conjugated in the past perfect, with a detour to the Romanesque church of Fixey or the manor of la Perrière, an admirable Cistercian site!

With a monastic heritage, the climates of the vineyards of Fixin and Brochon are in the spotlight in these authentic wine-growing villages of the Côte de Nuits that have managed to retain all their charm from yesteryear.

A hundred steps to climb, a hundred steps to descend... A lovely heritage walk that has its charm in all seasons.

Important: You are entering a protected natural area, please respect the regulations.

The winegrowers are proud and happy to introduce you to their profession and their terroirs. The landscapes you will cross require a lot of care and special attention throughout the year. For your safety and good coexistence, be vigilant near the machinery you will encounter and respectful towards the people you meet who work in the vineyards.

Excessive alcohol consumption is dangerous for your health, drink in moderation.