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SPORT FACILITIES AT THE PROPERTY
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Outdoor Swimming Pool
Tennis Court
Fitness Room
Golf Courses
Hammam
Solarium |
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Available for guests is
a complete fitness center, a traditional Morrocan Hammam and a
solarium - perfect for total relaxation and well being. |
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Guests can also take a walk through the 35 hectares dedicated
to fruit cultivation, or visit The Domaine du
Roncemay shop where they can find the best of its own
production :
Mineral water, that takes its source in the village of Wattwiller,
in the Alsace Region,
The Chianti Classico made from traditional Grapes from San Giovese
vineyards,
The Olive Oil, first cold pressure Tenuta La Novella home made
in Italy |
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GOLF FACILITIES |
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The
Domaine du Roncemay has an 18-hole golf course
beautifully designed by Jeremy PERN and Jean GARAILDE and
which stretches out across 80 hectares. Is a pleasant golf course with
a variety of difficulties, shelf like
Scottish links, a three Loch volley, and a forest with century-old
oaks lining the fairways.
It has a training zone which is composed of :
11 synthetic green and 80 herb posts, a putting green and 3
training holes.
Learning lessons can be taken alone or in groups and
also you can have some training periods lasting 2, 3 or 5 days. |
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ABOUT THE REGION |
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 Auxerre lies in the banks of the river Yonne
and is one of the most beautiful urban landscapes in France
rising above the river. From the jumble of old houses and their high
red-brown roofs covered with the distinctive flat tiles so
characteristic of northern Burgundy, emerge the Gothic spires of the
church of Saint-Pierre and the cathedral of Saint-Etienne (13C-16C),
the latter with its superb stained glass windows and its Romanesque
crypt containing the famous fresco of Christ in Majesty.
The visitor may also admire the
Romanesque bell tower of the former abbey of Saint-Germain (12C-14C)
with its Carolingian crypts (12C-14C) decorated by the oldest known
frescos in France (9C). Further away from the river, the great
golden dials of the Clock Tower (Tour de l’Horloge) dominate the
upper part of the town.
 The townscape is reflected in
the peaceful waters of the Yonne and at nightfall springs gloriously
to life when the principal buildings are illuminated.
Other
attractions include numerous churches, the Leblanc-Duvernois Museum
displaying a collection of tapestries and earthenware in the setting
of an 18C town house as well as a host of other houses and mansions.
Meanwhile, along the banks of the Yonne, inland water cruising helps
to perpetuate the colourful atmosphere once provided by the barges.
In the Marine district, the statue of St Nicholas, patron saint of
the barge men, looks out over the square.
Joigny with its little winding streets and many wooden houses,
Villeneuve-sur-Yonne created in the 12th century by the King of
France, Sens with its cathedral and rich museums, Pont-sur-Yonne and
Montereau where Napoleon led one of his last battles. |
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