Mont Beuvray rises to 821 metres. It is part of the Morvan massif and is located in the communes of Saint-Léger-sous-Beuvray (Saône-et-Loire), Glux-en-Glenne and Larochemillay (Nièvre). On your way to the viewpoint, you will pass the museum and the archaeological site of Bibracte. You can stop at each site to visit or drive directly to the highest point depending on the season. For security reasons, in summer, shuttles are organised from the museum car park to the archaeological site and the summit of Mont Beuvray.
Wi-Fi, toilets, restaurant, children's workshops, temporary exhibitions and a shop are available at the museum depending on the period and opening hours.
