Towels, sheets and dish towel are not included !
Double bed : 140*200
Single Bed : 80* 200
However, you can rent sheets and towels at the reception ! (10 € per bed, and 7 € per towel)
Don't forget your europeen adaptator !
Arrivals are possible for rentals from 04 : 00pm until 07 : 00pm.
In case of late arrival, please contact the reception before 7 : 00 pm.
Arrivals are possible from 02 : 00pm until 07 : 00pm
In case of late arrival, please contact the reception before 7 : 00 pm.
Access from the North
From the north, Highway A6. Take exit 29 (Moulin/Charolles/Thoissey). Follow the direction of "Belleville". At the "Maison Blanche", follow the direction "Fleurie".
Take the A7 motorway, then the A6 motorway. Take exit 30 (Belleville/Thoissey), then follow the direction of Mâcon. At the "Maison Blanche" follow the direction of "Fleurie"
Be careful, it is strictly forbidden to park on another place, or another plot !
You can choose to subscribe to the "additional vehicle" option, in which case 1 other vehicle can enter the campsite.
Without this option, a free outdoor parking is at your disposal !
The location on which you have parked the vehicle will be invoiced to you without prior notice to move your vehicle…
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From your arrival at the reception we take care of everyone !
remember to bring your reservation ; and a piece of identification.
For rental : a deposit of 360 € will be required. By check or by cb
on your arrival : an inventory of fixtures will be given to you, we will take together an appointment for the inventory of the places of exit of your hiring. (between 8h and 10h)
Abusive noise is totally prohibited.
Noise is totally prohibited within the campsite from 22:00 to 07:00 in the morning.
In the event of failure to comply with this rule, you may, without prior notice, be expelled from the campsite...
I. General terms and conditions
1. Conditions of admission and residence
To be allowed to enter, settle or stay on a campground, you must have been authorized by the manager or his representative. The latter is responsible for ensuring that the campsite is properly maintained and ordered and that these internal regulations are applied.
Only guests of the campsite are allowed to enter the premises of the establishment, access to any other person is strictly prohibited.
Staying on the campsite implies acceptance of the provisions of these regulations and an undertaking to comply with them.
No one can take up residence there.
2. Policy formalities
Minors not accompanied by their parents or legal guardians will not be allowed on the campsite.
Pursuant to Article R. 611-35 of the Code on the Entry and Residence of Foreigners and the Right of Asylum, the manager is required to have the foreign national client complete and sign an individual police record upon arrival. It must mention in particular:
1° Surname and first names;
2° The date and place of birth;
3° Nationality ;
4° The usual place of residence.
Children under 15 years of age may be included on one parent's card.
3. Installation
Outdoor accommodation and related equipment must be installed in the designated location in accordance with instructions given by the manager or his representative.
4. Reception desk
Open from 8am to 12pm and from 2pm to 7pm (in case of modification these will be displayed on the reception door)
At the reception desk, you will find all the information you need about the campsite's services, information on the possibilities for refreshments, sports facilities, tourist attractions in the area and various addresses that may be useful.
A system for collecting and processing complaints is available to customers.
5. Display
These rules of procedure are posted at the entrance to the campground and at the reception desk. It is given to each customer who requests it.
For classified campgrounds, the classification category with the mention tourism or leisure and the number of tourism or leisure sites are displayed.
The prices of the various services are communicated to customers under the conditions set by order of the Minister of Consumer Affairs and can be consulted at the reception desk.
6. Departure modalities
Clients are invited to inform the reception office of their departure the day before. Clients intending to leave before the opening hours of the reception office must pay the day before their stay.
7. Noise and silence
Customers are asked to avoid any noise and discussions that could disturb their neighbours.
The sound devices must be adjusted accordingly. Door and trunk closures should be as discreet as possible.
Dogs and other animals must never be left at large. They must not be left at the campsite, even if locked up, in the absence of their masters, who are civilly responsible for them.
The manager ensures the peace of mind of his clients by setting schedules during which silence must be total.
Silence must be total between 22:00 and 07:00 in the morning.
8. Traffic and parking of vehicles
Inside the campsite, vehicles must drive at a limited speed.
Traffic is allowed from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.
Only vehicles belonging to campers staying in the campground may be driven in the campground at the times when traffic is authorized. Parking is strictly prohibited on the spaces usually occupied by the accommodation unless a parking space has been provided for this purpose. Parking must not obstruct traffic or prevent the settlement of newcomers.
Parking your vehicle at a different location than the one planned will result in the invoicing of a camping plot, without prior notice.
Parking outside your plot (one vehicle only) or outside the outdoor parking lot is prohibited.
9. Maintenance and appearance of the installations
Everyone is required to refrain from any action that could affect the cleanliness, hygiene and appearance of the campsite and its facilities, including sanitary facilities.
It is prohibited to dispose of waste water on the ground or in gutters.
Customers must empty the wastewater into the facilities provided for this purpose.
Household waste, waste of all kinds, paper, must be disposed of in the garbage.
Washing is strictly prohibited outside the bins provided for this purpose.
If necessary, the clothes will be hung in the common dryer. However, it is tolerated up to 10 hours near the accommodation, provided it is discreet and does not disturb the neighbours. It should never be made from trees.
Plantings and floral decorations must be respected. It is forbidden to plant nails in trees, cut branches, plant plantations.
It is not permitted to delimit the location of an installation by personal means, nor to dig the ground.
Any repair of damage to vegetation, fences, property or campsite facilities will be the responsibility of the person responsible.
The site that will have been used during the stay must be maintained in the state in which the camper found it when he entered the premises.
11. Safety and security
a) Fire.
Open fires (wood, coal, etc.) are strictly prohibited. The stoves must be kept in good working order and must not be used under dangerous conditions. Only gas barbecues are allowed.
In case of fire, notify management immediately. Fire extinguishers can be used if necessary.
A first aid kit is available at the reception desk.
(b) Vol.
The management is responsible for items deposited in the office and has a general obligation to monitor the campground. The camper remains responsible for his own installation and must report the presence of any suspicious person to the person in charge. Customers are invited to take the usual precautions for the backup of their equipment.
12. Games
No violent or disturbing games may be organised near the installations.
The meeting room cannot be used for busy games.
Children must always be under the supervision of their parents.
13. Dead garage
Unoccupied equipment may only be left on the site with the agreement of the management and only at the indicated location. This service may be subject to a charge.
14. Breach of the internal regulations
In the event that a resident disrupts the stay of other users or does not respect the provisions of these internal regulations, the manager or his representative may orally or in writing, if he deems it necessary, give notice to the latter to cease the disturbance.
In the event of a serious or repeated infringement of the internal regulations and after formal notice by the manager to comply with them, he may terminate the contract.
In the event of a criminal offence, the manager may call on the police.
15. Video surveillance.
The campsite is monitored by video surveillance.
The Barrier is open from 07:00 to 23:00. Outside these times traffic is prohibited in the campsite.
An outdoor parking is at your disposal.
When you arrive, the reception will give you your code to open the gate.
To turn on the tv, just turn on both the screen and the decoder.
With the remote control of the screen select the source: hdmi 2
You can take books and rest them or exchange them!
In this room, a freezer is at your disposal for your packs of ice cream, attention, food is prohibited.
The reception welcomes you from 8: 00 to 11: 00 and from 15: 00 to 19: 00 in low season, and from 8: 00 to 11: 00 and from 14: 00 to 19: 00 in high season.
You do not need a password.
Connect directly to the network "IKD LA GRAPPE " and accept the generals conditions, and ... you are connected!
The bakery is at the reception, it is open every day. You will find home made bread, croissants … Bread on request
The Snack offers homemade pizzas, kneaded by hand by Elodie using fresh products, but also salads, burgers, paninis, french fries, ice creams and cold drinks !
The Snack is open every day from 18 : 00 to 21 : 00, except Thursday, in low and medium season.
Enjoy your meal ! :)
At the reception you can find our small grocery store.
Fresh drinks, ice cream, but also Fleurie wines, cheeses and excellent products from local producers.
And you also can find a gift shop :)
Location barbecue a 6 € per day!
Enjoy a sauna, quiet and overlooking the vineyards!
20 € the 20 minutes.
The campsite has a common room whose offers a television, bpool, table football, as well as a library !
To turn on the tv, turn on both the display and the decoder.
With the remote control of the screen select the source : hdmi 2
You can take books and rest them or make exchanges !
In this room, a freezer is at your disposal for your packs of ice cream, attention, food is prohibited.
The pool, covered is heated, is open from 10h to 20h.
Beaujeux: Wednesday morning
Belleville: Tuesday morning / Saturday morning
Charentay: Sunday morning
Crêches-sur-Saône: Thursday morning
Fleurie: Saturday morning
Julienas: Monday morning
The Chapel of Guinchay: Sunday morning
Regnie-Durette: Thursday afternoon
Saint-Amour Bellevue: Saturday morning
Saint Lager: Saturday morning
Villie-Morgon: Thursday morning
Vinzelles: 2nd Sunday of the month (organic market)
A "recycling place" area is on the campsite.
Wine tastings are organized every Tuesday and Friday evening from 18h during all the opening period !
The opportunity for all to discover the wines of Fleurie !
In July and August families and culturals animations are proposed, concerts, night walk, games … You will find all the details of the animations in the program !
The schedule of summer events is available at the reception !
We accept pets: extra charge 3 € per day in pitch ; and 5 € in rental
Attention, we remind you that your animal must be vaccinated and in possession of his health book!
At your disposal a washing machine and a dryer.
They are in the wooden toilets.
Tokens are available at the reception: € 5 the washing token.
3 € the dryers token.
6 € both.
We can install at your request, a cot in your rental. But also a "baby kit"!
Remember to ask when booking.
Our two sanitary blocks are cleaned several times a day to ensure maximum comfort.
The + : one block is heated!
A tennis court is at your disposal, we also lend rackets, balls, equipment and key of the ground to recover at the reception.
We have at reception equipment that we lend against fun and good care:
The Hôtel-Dieu was opened in 1733 and has remained unchanged since, making this a unique building in the Beaujolais. Its 3 sick rooms, 2 chapels, apothecary laboratory, council chamber and archives illustrate hospital life in the 18th century.
On the occasion of the 20 years of the site, the visit is free !
Throughout the rooms, discover the lively, fun and gourmet visit dedicated to the terroir Beaujolais and put your 5 senses awake !
Immerse yourself in the friendly atmosphere of traditional festivals, then, fly over the beaujolais landscapes through the films on offer. Thanks to your senses, savor the gourmet treasures of our terroir to the rhythm of the four seasons. Introduce yourself to local geology.
Let yourself be surprised by the 2018 temporary exhibitions :
Evolution of the house over the centuries and reconstitution of a Beaujolais bistro.
Finally, have fun in front of the cooking secrets that unveil to you chefs and producers in the projection room.
Go to the shop for a tasting at the end of the visit !
Duration : 1h00
En accès libre :
Stroll in the spacious regional produce shop, Beaujolais wines, local crafts, local bookstore and souvenirs.
Many gift ideas including baskets filled to compose according to your desires. Also find all the appellations of Beaujolais gathered in one place.
Admire the architectural richness of the half-timbered house and its Renaissance interior courtyard dating back to the 14th and 16th centuries. Then, discover the space devoted to the history of Beaujolais and its historic capital, Beaujeu.
Contemplate the renewed artistic exhibitions every month : paintings, photos, sculptures, drawings, pottery …
Bike rental :
Browse the Beaujolais Greenway and the cyclo tour loops with our adult all-season bicycles (VTC), or cross the highest peaks in the region with our electric bikes.
Circuits, helmets and anti-theft provided, child seats and trailer rental.
Located on the municipality of Solutré-Pouilly, in the heart of the Mâconnais vineyard, the Roche de Solutré (Solutré Rock) is an important prehistoric site that has been awarded the "Great Site of France" label (meaning it meets the conflicting needs of local residents, the environment, and exceptionally large visitor numbers). Many horse bones, flints and coins have been discovered at the foot of this limestone escarpment that was a hunting site for over 25,000 years.
The Solutré prehistory museum dedicated to prehistory and Solutré art houses a collection of the objects found during archaeological digs on the site.
The summit of the Roche de Solutré, which can be reached via a pleasant footpath, offers walkers a superb panoramic view of the Pouilly-Fuissé vineyard, La Bresse, the Saône valley and the Jura.
Well known all over the world for its vineyards, the Pays Beaujolais region attracts not only Beaujolais fans, but also walkers and those who like exploring charming villages. The Beaujolais mounts, the villages of the Pays des Pierres Dorées area with its golden stones, and the 1,500 km of footpaths will really delight walkers.
Located by the River Saône, the city of Mâcon has a Southern character, with its colourful facades and its roofs made of round tiles. The historic centre takes in the charming Herbes square and its magnificent Renaissance wooden house; the Old Saint-Vincent, remains of the former Saint-Vincent cathedral; the religious buildings that are the Saint-Pierre church and the Saint-Vincent cathedral; the apothecary shop of the Hôtel-Dieu hospice; and the Saint-Laurent bridge with its beautiful view of the quays and the houses of the old town. The Ursulines museum is home to collections of archaeological objects, paintings and sculptures.
Ensconced in the banks of a peaceful river at the heart of Dombes, the charming medieval town of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, a floral town with a 4-flower rating and winner of the National Floral Grand Prix, contains wonderful heritage buildings within a magnificent floral setting. These include the picturesque timber-framed houses, old 17th-century wooden market hall, the gate of Villars, the Church of Saint-André in the flamboyant gothic style, Saint Vincent de Paul House, and the relics of the old castle. The floral bridges and riverbanks of the Chalaronne are ideal for a leisurely stroll and make an enchanting sight for walkers and flower-lovers.
Also worth seeing are the Traditions and Life municipal museum, all about rural life in Dombes and Bresse in the early 20th century, and the former hospital with its apothecary dating from 1814, adorned with a collection of 120 ceramic pots from Meillonnas.
A traditional market full of local produce takes place every Saturday morning in the covered market at Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne.
Capital of the Pays Beaujolais region, Villefranche-sur-Saône is a wonderful place for walkers, with its Rue Nationale street lined with old houses, Notre-Dame-des-Marais collegiate church and its beautiful facade, and Renaissance residences.
Nestling in the heart of Mâconnais, the charming floral village of Berzé-la-Ville boasts a beautiful heritage: chapel of the Monks containing remarkable frescoes dating from the 12th century, Romanesque church, houses with gallery, two-floor well, lavoirs (communal washing places), ancient gypsum ovens.
Famous for its AOC (Appellation of Controlled Origin) poultry and delicious cuisine, Savoyard Bresse, located in the north-west of the department of Ain, is dotted with typical heritage buildings, a reminder of a rural past full of traditions. The land of gastronomes in the peaceful Bresse countryside, with landscapes of hedged farmland, woods and rivers, is also a choice destination for lovers of peace and quiet and freshwater fishing.
The Bresse Route, a tourist trail through the hedged farmland of Bresse, is an ideal way of discovering the riches of the local area: floral villages, Romanesque churches and Bresse farms are some of the attractions you can admire during your journey. Must-see sites of interest include the farms with Saracen chimneys in Courtes, Saint-Cyr-sur-Menthon and Saint-Trivier-de-Courtes, the Romanesque Church of Saint-André-de-Bâgé and its beautiful octagonal bell tower, the character village of Bâgé-le-Châtel, the small town of Pont-de-Veyle, known as the Venice of Bresse, and the gastronomic stop of Vonnas.
Don't miss the Departmental Museum of Bresse - Domaine des Planons, in Saint-Cyr-sur-Menthon, where a 15th-century farm (a listed historic monument) and a contemporary building contain exhibitions on the relationship between humans and nature, habitat, culinary traditions, costumes and finery.
Another top destination in Bresse is the Forest Farm-Museum in Courtes, an old half-timbered 16th-century farm which is remarkable for its architecture, Saracen chimney, Bresse furniture and collection of old farming tools.
A stay in the land of Bresse is a chance to savour delicious regional produce, such as the famous Bresse poultry, and enjoy traditional meals at local inns and restaurants.
The Glorieuses de Bresse, a famous contest for slaughtered poultry, takes place each year in mid-December in Bourg-en-Bresse, Louhans, Montrevel-en-Bresse and Pont-de-Vaux. Once the prizes have been awarded, the birds are sold to the public.
On its rocky spur, the Berzé-le-Châtel castle is a medieval fortress flanked by thirteen towers. Its three surrounding walls, its furnished rooms, its Carolingian chapel and its terrace gardens can be discovered along the visit.
Monday: Fermé
Tuesday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Wednesday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Thursday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Friday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Saturday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Sunday: 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
Standing by the Saône, the little town of Trévoux has kept some features from its past as the former capital of the principality of Dombes: a large number of heritage buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Reminders include the private mansions in the old town and the former palace of Dombes Parliament, which contains a courtroom, a listed historic monument with a remarkable painted ceiling.
Alongside this is a beautiful medieval heritage, examples of which include the 14th-century feudal castle in the heights of Trévoux, flanked by a round tower and an octagonal keep. The latter offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Saône Valley, Dombes, Monts d'Or and Beaujolais!
Back on the banks of the Saône, you can visit the old apothecary of Montpensier Hospital and its collection of 18th-century ceramic pots. Then, not far from there, you can walk across the footbridge over the river to go and admire the pretty view of Trévoux.
Nestling at the heart of Dombes with its thousand lakes, in a 380-hectare nature reserve, Villars-les-Dombes Bird Park is the biggest bird park in France with a surface area of 35 hectares.
Arranged around a central pond surrounded by vegetation, this protected site helps preserve endangered species and is home to a wide variety of birds, ranging from birds of prey to parrots, through pelicans, herons and penguins. Over 3 500 birds of around 300 species from all five continents, live in this haven of peace. The Pelican Pond, the Pantanal Aviary, the Valley of Birds of Prey and the City of Parrots are so many enchanting places which are sure to delight children and grown-ups alike!
The Bird Park, open to the public from March to November, also offers a superb display of flying birds, activities, and a guided tour with commentary on a little train around the big pond.
Monday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 05:30 PM
Built in 910, the Cluny abbey used to be the most powerful Benedictine abbey of the West in the Middle Ages. Its abbey church, formerly 187 metres in length and 30 metres in height below the vault, was the largest church in Christendom until the construction of the St Peter's Basilica in Rome. Despite all the damage it suffered during the French Wars of Religion and at the beginning of the 19th century, the Cluny abbey has kept remains illustrating its prestigious religious past: Clocher de l'Eau-Bénite (Holy Water Belfry), and the Clock tower surmounting the south part of the big transept of the abbey church, the Jean de Bourbon chapel, the convent buildings, the cloister and the old flour store, which is now home to carved capitals from the vanished choir of the church. The Art and Archaeology museum, installed in the Jean de Bourbon abbatial palace, exhibits a remarkable collection of medieval sculptures coming from the abbey and the monastic village. Music lovers must not miss the classical music festival, Les Grandes Heures de Cluny, which takes place every year in July and August.
Monday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Tuesday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Wednesday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Thursday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Friday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Saturday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Sunday: 09:30 AM – 05:00 PM
Located in the south-west of Ain, Dombes, a vast argillaceous expanse dotted with a thousand or so ponds - the equivalent of over 10 000 hectares of water! - is a popular destination with wild birds, such as the mallard, purple heron, eared grebe, black-winged stilt, whiskered tern and red-crested pochard. Binoculars are essential in these parts to watch wild and migratory birds in peace and quiet without disturbing them. Nestling at the heart of a 380-hectare nature reserve, Villars-les-Dombes Bird Park offers visitors a bird's eye tour of the world, with over 2 000 birds of 400 species from all five continents!
As well as being a popular place for bird-watching, Dombes is also the leading freshwater fishing region in France, with an annual production of around 1 500 tonnes. It's a paradise for keen fishers of carp, roach and pike, who will be able to practise their favourite activity here, in the ponds and rivers provided for them.
A haven of peace for lovers of rural tourism and tranquillity, this area full of peaceful landscapes is ideal for walking, riding and cycling. The Dombes Route, a signposted discovery trail marked with themed signs, will enable you to discover a number of natural treasures. You'll find traditional heritage buildings such as farms made of rammed earth, half-timbered houses, castles, churches and fortified houses made of red brick. Bouligneux Feudal Castle, the Plantay Tower, the manor house-style Saint-Paul-de-Varax Castle, the Abbey of Our Lady of Dombes, Beaumont Chapel with its murals, the town of Trévoux - former capital of the principality of Dombes - the medieval towns of Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne and Pérouges, and Ars-sur-Formans Basilica are some of the sites to be discovered on this journey.
Dombes has been awarded the Remarkable Taste Site label and invites you to discover its gastronomic specialities such as carp (fried, stuffed, smoked, in a terrine, in a salad...), frogs (in parsley and garlic sauce, with cream...), and waterfowl.
The charming medieval village of Oingt, its stone houses with golden colours, its keep, its fortified gate, its workshops, and its wonderful panoramic view of the hills of the Pays Beaujolais region, will enchant walkers. Happy walking!
Built in the early 16th century by Margaret of Austria, Duchess of Savoy, to keep her love for her late husband Philibert the Fair alive, Brou Royal Monastery in the town of Bourg-en-Bresse is a masterpiece of flamboyant gothic art.
Topped by a roof of multicoloured varnished tiles, its church, a true prince's mausoleum, contains the tombs of Philibert II of Savoy, Margaret of Austria and Margaret of Bourbon in its chancel. A splendid group with finely sculpted details, produced by the best regional and Flemish artists of the time!
Near the chancel, the chapel of Margaret of Austria is just as remarkable, with its stained glass window of the Assumption and white marble altarpiece of the Seven Joys of the Virgin. This filigree-style feature is adorned with seven recesses representing respectively the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity, the Adoration of the Magi, the Apparition of Christ to the Virgin, Pentecost and the Assumption.
You can also admire the old stained glass windows in the chancel made by master glassworkers from Lyon, as well as the wooden stalls and stone jube, two magnificently sculpted groups whose beauty leaves you feeling contemplative...
The tour of the site continues with a visit to the three cloisters of the monastery - the first cloister, the great cloister and the common cloister - and the municipal museum, based in the monastic buildings, where art collections are on display: Flemish and French paintings from the 15th to the 20th century, old religious sculptures, Renaissance and Bresse furniture, and also ceramics from Meillonnas.
Monday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Tuesday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Wednesday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Thursday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Friday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Saturday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Sunday: 09:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
Built in the 17th century, the magnificent Château de Cormatin is surrounded by moats filled with water and a magnificent 12-hectare park featuring flowerbeds, a traditional kitchen garden, a box tree maze, ornamental lakes, and 200-year-old lime trees.
Inside the château, visitors will discover the gilded rooms of the most luxurious Louis XIII painted apartment still in existence in France.
Monday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Partly following the former railroad, the Voie Verte is an outstanding car-free and tarmacked cycle path dedicated to cyclists, pedestrians and rollerbladers. Over 120 kilometres, this secure greenway constitutes an excellent means to discover the beautiful bucolic landscapes and the essential places to visit, such as Cluny abbey, the Château de Cormatin, Château de Berzé-le-Châtel and the Roche de Solutré and Roche de Vergisson limestone escarpments.
Situated on the municipality of Curbigny, the Château de Drée, an elegant building of the 17th and 18th centuries, is home to a rich collection of furniture and objets d'art of the 18th century. The interior comprises the Rocaille Salon, Louis XVI Salon, bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, chapel and outbuildings, as well as a wonderful 10-hectare park with formal gardens, rose garden and centuries-old trees.
Located between Bresse, Dombes and Revermont, the town of Bourg-en-Bresse, capital of Ain, is famous for Brou Royal Monastery, whose beauty is a masterpiece of flamboyant gothic art. As well as this architectural gem there is a remarkable municipal museum, containing splendid collections of French, Flemish and Italian art from the 15th to the 20th century.
But the heritage of Bourg-en-Bresse does not stop there! At its historical centre, Bourg-en-Bresse has many reminders of its rich past. Old timber-framed residences of the 15th and 16th centuries, such as the Gorrevod House and the Hugon House for example, 18th-century mansions such as the Marron de Meillonnas mansion, the Jacobins Door - a relic of an old monastery - and the Cathedral of Our Lady, built in the Renaissance style (outside) and flamboyant gothic style (inside), with its stained glass windows and stalls dating from the 16th century, can all be seen on a tour of the old quarters. The 18th-century Hôtel-Dieu apothecary is also worth a trip for its laboratory, dispensary with superb wood panelling, and collection of ceramic pots.
2 kilometres from the town centre, Bouvent Leisure Park welcomes fans of water sports and relaxation, with its 21-hectare lake, beach (supervised bathing in summer), water sports centre, walking circuits, golf course and fishing corner.
A big food market takes place on Place du Champ de Foire every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
The Glorieuses de Bresse, a famous fine poultry contest that celebrates Bresse poultry, has been taking place each year in mid-December since 1862.
The historic centre of the town of Charlieu will enchant all architecture fans, with its beautiful old timber-framed and corbelled houses, and its Benedictine abbey boasting magnificent Romanesque portals. Besides the remarkable sculptures of the narthex, this ancient abbey, built in the 9th century, also has a cloister dating from the 15th century, a chapter house and prior's chapel that can be visited, as well as a lapidary museum and a museum of religious art situated in the parlour and the cellar, respectively.
Also to be visited: the former hospice that today houses the Silk museum and the Hospital museum.
The city of Tournus, located on the River Saône, offers visitors its abbey and its remarkable abbey Saint-Philibert church, gem of Romanesque architecture. Around the abbey, picturesque narrow streets lined by old houses can be enjoyed along the walk. Not to be missed also, the visit of the Hôtel-Dieu hospice and its magnificent apothecary shop.
Overlooking the Dombes Plateau from the top of its hill, the medieval town of Pérouges, listed among the most beautiful villages of France, boasts an exceptional built heritage, a reminder of a rich past linked to hemp growing and weaving. This superb fortified village, incredibly well-preserved from the ravages of time, is a real enchantment for lovers of old buildings, and has been a set for several films, such as "The Three Musketeers" and "Monsieur Vincent".
Once you pass through the gates of En Haut, you'll be amazed to discover its cobbled side streets lined with old facades, and its 15th-century church resembling a fortress. Here, medieval timber-framed houses with corbels and Renaissance residences dotted with mullioned windows will take you on a journey through time!
The wonderfully picturesque Place du Tilleul square at the heart of the village is enchanting to look at, with its 13th-century inn, Old St. George House, Tree of Liberty planted in 1792, and Museum of Old Pérouges. The latter, based in the House of Princes, the former home of the Dukes of Savoy, tells visitors all about the town's history, through collections of paintings, engravings, furniture, objects, tools, ceramics and musical instruments. A Hortulus, a charming medieval garden, as well as a beautiful view of Pérouges and the surrounding area from the watchtower, complete the visit.
Local food to try: Pérouges cake, a local speciality made of brioche pastry with sugar and butter, which you can enjoy warm, on its own or with cream and fruit coulis, all accompanied by a glass of Cerdon wine or a hot drink! A real treat...
Every year, the village hosts two big events, the Printemps de Pérouges music festival in May-June, and the big medieval festival in June.
Capital of the Rhône-Alpes region, Lyon is famous for its historic centre inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Situated between the Fourvière hill and the Saône river, old Lyon abounds with places of interest to discover. Its picturesque streets, its Renaissance period houses, its cathedral, its traboules covered passageways and its inner courtyards will delight walkers and those who love architecture. Unmissable, the Saint-Jean, Juiverie, and Boeuf streets are also great to stroll around.
The city also boasts important ancient Roman remains at the Romains de Fourvière Roman theatres. The esplanade of the Fourvière basilica offers a magnificent panoramic view of the city.
The Presqu'île peninsula between the Rhône and the Saône rivers is a great place for walkers and shopping fans with its many stores and beautiful squares, including Place des Terreaux, Place Bellecour, Place des Jacobins and Place Louis Pradel. Next stop is Croix-Rousse, the silk district with its plateau and sloping streets.
To relax, there is nothing like a stroll in the Tête d'Or park. Featuring green spaces, a lake and a zoo, this park attracts walkers, joggers, and rollerbladers. The covered market hall of the city boasts good local products, Bouchons, typical Lyon bistrots, brasseries and great restaurants that will be a hit with gastronomes.
Lyon also offers a wide choice in museums, with the Fine art museum, the Contemporary Art museum, the Textiles museum (Musée des Tissus), the Decorative arts museum, the Musée des Hospices Civils (hospital museum), the Marionette International museum, and many more.
The Light festival, which takes place in December, is a magic and unforgettable moment. At night, the bridges, monuments and buildings of the city are illuminated. A magnificent show not to be missed!
Come and discover one of the world's most important textile collections at the Lyon Museum of Fabrics and Decorative Arts!
At 34 rue de la Charité, in the 2nd arrondissement of the former capital of the Gauls, the MTAD encompasses the Museum of Fabrics and the Museum of Decorative Arts, documenting 2,000 years of textile history.
2.5 million pieces at the Museum of Fabrics, including rugs, tapestries and costumes, tell the story of 4,500 years of textile production, from the Egypt of the pharaohs to the present day, through Japan, China, the East, the Americas, the Netherlands and Italy.
The Museum of Decorative Arts, meanwhile, is a museum of European, Eastern, Chinese and Japanese collections, from the Middle Ages to the present day. It also has a range of interior decorations from the 18th century, with a large collection of objects, wood and metalwork pieces, tapestries and paintings.
A tip for visitors: as you walk around, take the time to fully understand the museum's rich testimonial to France's textile heritage, the development of manufacturing techniques, the history of silk, and the role of Lyon and the canuts, silk-weavers who were famous for their revolt over working conditions in the 19th century.
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Founded in the city centre in 1801, in an old Benedictine abbey that is a listed Historic Monument better-known as the "Palace of St. Peter" ("Palais Saint-Pierre"), the Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon is one of Europe's most important museums.
Its collections cover a very long time period, ranging from ancient Egypt to modern art. In 70 rooms spread over three floors, visitors can discover countless masterpieces: three millennia of history in the Mediterranean Basin, from ancient Egypt to ancient Rome, in the "Antiquities" department; Byzantine ivories, painted Limoges enamel ware, Far Eastern ceramics and Renaissance earthenware in the art objects department; a medal room with 50,000 pieces; a graphic arts room; the main European pictorial art movements, from the Primitives to modern art, in the "Paintings" department; a remarkable collection of sculptures, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century and more…
The museum has also added a novel twist by displaying 30 masterpieces of painting in gigapixels, from Courbet to Monet and Fragonard, through David and Poussin.
A very rich programme of activities and cultural events enables all audiences to discover the Art world in a personal way: themed discovery tours, including tours of the garden - a small miracle of peace and harmony - and the museum chapel, activities within the exhibitions, courses during the holidays, special tours for children with sketchbooks and pencils, and also discovery tours for families to learn all about art in a fun way…
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Tuesday: Fermé
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Sunday: 10:00 AM – 06:00 PM
Listed as one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Semur-en-Brionnais is really charming with its pink ochre colours, its magnificent 12th-century Romanesque church, its medieval castle and its old houses.
Situated in the south-west of Rhône, the Lyonnais mounts are great for practicing sports leisure activities, such as riding and mountain biking. The Col de la Luère pass situated at an altitude of 714 metres, and the Saint-André signal station located at an altitude of 934 metres, offer wonderful viewpoints.
Dominated by the profile of its old feudal castle, the beautiful hilltop village of Brancion is perfect for a stroll. A walk around the village takes in the charming narrow streets lined with old houses, the keep of the castle and its wonderful panoramic view of the roofs of the medieval village and the surrounding countryside, the covered market with its wooden roof structure dating from the 14th century, and the Romanesque church home to old frescoes. Next to the church, a splendid viewpoint of the surrounding countryside awaits visitors.
Wooden games, ponies, electric scooters, electric bikes, photo rally, commented walk with a winemaker
From 3pm : Artisanal Market
From 6pm : Musical entertainment with concert !
And of course a refreshment bar :)
Wine tasting, food truck and local products
Information at the reception !
Jazz and Tasting, a good program !
from 4pm to 11pm
Information at reception
Panoramic Tasting
Wine bar
Farm Foodtruck
Outdoor cinema
Information and booking http://www.billetweb.fr/chiroubles-hsb or on site at the chalet of the vintage.
Free tasting all day long
Local products
Possibility to take your picnic with you
BBQ at disposal
Animations and games for children
Gyropod ride on reservation.
Information at reception
Shows and concerts in Fleurie
From 6pm to 1am
An event not to be missed !
Small town in number of inhabitants, Fleurie is nonetheless a living and full of wealth that regularly offers events and other cultural events of great magnitude.
Every Saturday of the year, from 8am to 1pm, a weekly market takes place on the Place de l'Église. In summer, Fleurie also offers a summer night market with many activities of all kinds.
The festival in Beaujolais is organized every year in July, presenting readings of texts and concerts highlighting foreign cultures.
In October, the Beaujolais, Mâconnais and Côte Chalonnaise wine markets attract thousands of visitors every year. On this occasion, winemakers present their productions and the brotherhood of the Compagnons du Beaujolais inducts its new members. In parallel, the city of Fleurie is organizing a regional book fair with the presence of different writers and publishing houses.
Place at the Beaujolais marathon in November. Fleurie is the starting point, offering a village featuring the famous French wine.
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Wednesday: 09:15 AM – 12:30 AM, 01:30 PM – 06:00 PM
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Monday: Open 24 hours a day
Tuesday: Open 24 hours a day
Wednesday: Open 24 hours a day
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Friday: Open 24 hours a day
Saturday: Open 24 hours a day
Sunday: Open 24 hours a day
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Open only for lunch
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Villefranche raises the veil on its architectural heritage and proposes an urban route around the important places of the city. The Renaissance courtyards, the facades of mansions constitute a listed Renaissance ensemble.
The 24-step course invites you to discover freely the mansions dating from the 15th to the 18th century concealed on both sides of the Rue Nationale.
Step by step, starting from the Tourist Office with the totems installed along the rue Nationale, you will know the history and architecture of the Renaissance courtyards, the facades of mansions constituting a Renaissance listed building.
You can sometimes push the doors of the houses to appreciate the interior refinement. You will also be able to listen to audio comments via your Smartphone by flashing the QR code displayed on the totems.
And to not miss anything, go to the OT to bring you the map of the circuit and buy if you want the full booklet of the visit (€ 6.90), a souvenir of your visit to the capital of Beaujolais
Then, you will only have to follow the limits which will reveal to you singular anecdotes on the buildings …
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Very nice walk to do with family !
The + : thanks to the flashcode, play your children during the ballad !
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You have to return the keys from 8 am until 10 am.
If you want to stay until 12 : 00, you can choose the option ‘Extended your stay » for 20.00 €.
You have to make an appointment for the check out at the
Reception the day before your leaving.
Otherwise, we ‘ll decree for you …
You must vacate the pitchfor 12 : 00 (of course, clean … !)
You have to clean the accomodation. Or you can choose the « cleaning package » for 60 €.
The fridge has to be clean, dry and stopped.
The disposable drawsheets have to be removed and thrown away.
The sheets have to be taken off and placed on the bed.
Use your disposable bath mat as a mop.
The cleaning has to be entirely done before the check out.
Ideally located near Lyon, Villefranche and Macon, just near the A6 motorway
From Macon, Highway A6.
Coming from Marseille, A7 motorway then A6 motorway.
Rentals must be returned at 10 am, an outgoing inventory is organized. We will make an appointment between 8am and 10am the day of your departure.
At the moment, book for 2019 with the 2018 price !
Book online or at the reception !
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