Chitry les mines

Chitry-les-Mines is a small rural commune in the Nièvre department, in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, whose name recalls the iron-ore mining activity that developed here during the 19th century. Located near Corbigny and on the edge of the Morvan Regional Nature Park, it offers a peaceful countryside setting characterised by hedgerowed farmland, woodland and small rivers typical of the Nivernais area. The surrounding countryside is well suited to walking and cycling, as well as river fishing, making it popular with those seeking nature and quiet surroundings. Local heritage mainly consists of a village church and traditional stone buildings, reflecting the area's rural and mining past. The hilly landscape of the Morvan invites exploration of nearby picturesque villages such as Château-Chinon and Corbigny. Staying in Chitry-les-Mines particularly suits those looking for a calm base away from urban bustle, ideal for green tourism focused on nature, hiking and discovering the local heritage of the Nièvre countryside.