"Nolay" Nolay by Pieter11

Nolay Travel Guide: 5 reviews and 20 photos

Nolay's Medieval market hall

On the way from Beaune to Autun, the the French region Bourgogne, you will cross a little village with only 1.700 inhabitants, called Nolay. While crossing the village it doesn't look different from all the other picturesque villages along the way, but Nolay is different.

In its very small centre you will find some fine Medieval buildings that are definitely worth a short stop here. The church is a nice building, but especially the 14th century market hall is very impressive.

Last visit to Nolay: Dec 2007
Intro Written Dec 29, 2007
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Église St. Martin Things to Do (2)

The oldest parts of the church of St. Martin in Nolay, were built in the 15th century. Of this building only the chapel... more travel advice

The market hall in front of the church - Nolay

The market hall Things to Do (2)

The most impressive construction in the village is the market hall that you can find directly next the the church. This... more travel advice

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hquittner Oct 25, 2008 at 2:41 PM

I did not expect to find that anybody had ever written about Nolay when we decided to enter our experiences of 15+ years ago. We more or less duplicated your experience but without the photographic expertise.
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Marpessa Jan 3, 2008 at 1:07 PM

Nolay looks like a tiny and picturesque place to visit - very nice.