Editing Mâcon (section)

==Sights==
[[File:1988 tour-de-france-peloton-entering-macon-jul-2006.jpg|thumb|The bridge over the Saône: [[Tour de France]] [[peloton]] entering Mâcon July 2006.]]

* The Old Saint-Vincent in the town centre
* [[Mâcon Cathedral|Mâcon Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Vincent de Mâcon) ]] in the town centre
* Museum of Fine Arts (former Ursuline [[Convent]])
* Hôtel de Senecé ([[Alphonse de Lamartine|Lamartine]] museum)
* Saint-Clément Catholic Church in the district of Saint-Clément
* Church Saint-Pierre, Place Saint-Pierre, opposite the Town Hall
* The Municipal Olympic Pool of Mâcon
* The Maison des Vins or Maison Mâconnaise des Vins, on De-Lattre de Tassigny Avenue.
* The Quai Lamartine (quay), the Vallon des Rigollettes, the Physical Activity Training Course (P.A.P.A) and the Marina: many places suitable for walking and relaxing.
* The Theater of Mâcon (public theatre) close to the Maison des vins, Droits de l'Homme esplanade.
* Château Saint-Jean, in the old commune of Saint-Jean-le-Priche annexed to Mâcon in 1972
* Château des Perrières, on a hill overlooking the town

===Parks and gardens===
In 2007, the city was awarded the Grand Prix prize and "4 flowers" in the [[Entente Florale]] competition.<ref>Source : [http://www.villes-et-villages-fleuris.com/leconcours/palmaresdep/P71.htm Villes et Villages Fleuris] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090508053451/http://www.villes-et-villages-fleuris.com/leconcours/palmaresdep/P71.htm |date=8 May 2009 }}</ref>