Mussy-sur-Seine is a commune in the Aube department in north-central France.

Delicately hilly, ranging from 152 to 339 m altitude, the territory of the locality that crosses the Seine ensures the transition between Champagne and Burgundy.

A Gallo-Roman village was established in ancient times in a meander of the river but it is in the Middle Ages that the town develops, endowed with fortifications by its lords, the bishops of Langres, and a magnificent collegiate church with majestic dimensions.

Labeled city of character, the town has preserved from this period a heritage of the first order. It is also famous for its vineyards belonging to the Champagne appellation and its cheese tradition.

High place of the Resistance during the Second World War, Mussy-sur-Seine which has a good thousand inhabitants is a pleasant and popular stage for green tourism enthusiasts.

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