SAINT SULPICE

In the site of Saint-Sulpice, in the 19th century remains of a Roman villa and a lot of objects were discovered over an area of more than 2 hectares. The neo-renaissance church was rebuilt in 1863 by F. Grandmougin following a fire. This architect was the one who created the fountain of Crevans. The church has been redirected but has kept its “Comtois” steeple of the 18th century. In the village, we can see many ancient typical farms, as well as two stone calvarias and two mission crosses. The village is on the bank of the river “le Scey” in the east.