, Historical stone marker in Rully, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
The Borne patrimoine mondial is a historical stone marker in Rully, in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France. It stands outdoors near the place known as la Queue-de-l'Etang, where it can be seen on foot.
The stone was mainly built during the 17th century and has stood in place ever since as part of local history. In 1927, it was officially classified as a historic monument, placing it under state protection.
The Borne patrimoine mondial stands near the spot known as la Queue-de-l'Etang and can be seen in the open air. The engravings carved into the stone reflect the local identity of the area and are easy to observe up close.
The marker is an outdoor site that can be visited at any time without special preparation. When heading there, using the area around la Queue-de-l'Etang in Rully as a reference point makes it easier to find.
The official records about the classification of this stone are held at the Médiathèque du patrimoine in Charenton-le-Pont, far from the stone itself. Anyone who wants to dig deeper into its history has to visit two completely separate places.
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