Two main entrance gates to the city, Gate of Sens and Gate of Joigny.
The Gate of Joigny or Porte de Joigny was rebuilt in the 16th century; the Gate of Sens, or Porte de Sens, predates it by three hundred years and is similar in appearance.

Gothic and Renaissance Church Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (Our Lady of Assumption).

City market built during the 19th century by Paul Sédille.

La Lucarne aux Chouettes or The Owls' Nest restaurant which was run by Leslie Caron, serving Burgundy specialities.
The old dilapidated boathouse was bought by her in 1990 on the suggestion of Jean Renoir.

A Neolithic menhir situated on the bank of the river, called  Pierre-Fritte or Plaine-des-Egriselles.
Two main entrance gates to the city, Gate of Sens and Gate of Joigny. The Gate of Joigny or Porte de Joigny was rebuilt in the 16th century; the Gate of Sens, or Porte de Sens, predates it by three hundred years and is similar in appearance.
Gothic and Renaissance Church Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (Our Lady of Assumption).
City market built during the 19th century by Paul Sédille.
La Lucarne aux Chouettes or The Owls' Nest restaurant which was run by Leslie Caron, serving Burgundy specialities. The old dilapidated boathouse was bought by her in 1990 on the suggestion of Jean Renoir.
A Neolithic menhir situated on the bank of the river, called  Pierre-Fritte or Plaine-des-Egriselles.
Villeneuve-sur-Yonne