Things to see and do Franche-Comté

You can discover local farm produce and take advantage of the farm store to buy organic vegetables and fresh fruit. The visit is free and lasts from 1 hour to a full day. You can also enjoy a snack or picnic. Games are included in the entrance fee, but remember to bring socks for the trampoline and bouncy castle. Dogs are allowed on leash, but not in the paddocks. We accept credit cards, cash, vacation vouchers and bank checks.

With its imposing clocher tower, this is a church with character. It was built in the th century at the location of a parish church which was part of the city walls. They are still being guessed in the current entry. Interior decoration dates mainly from the th century, including the paintings at the Saint Vincent-de-Paul and Saint-Antoine chapels. The organ is considered the oldest of the Jura, and was installed in 1725 by the famous Marine Carouge organ factor. Don't miss the treasure of this church: a superb medieval paving from the old castle of Orgelet. It dates back to the th century. In the narthex, a statue of the Immaculate Conception recalls that the future Pope Pius IX passed here in 1810. Finally, connoisseurs can admire beautiful exhibits displayed in a showcase: a white vestment of the 1900 th century, and another of, painted on silk

Welcome to the land of toys! Where are they made? Where can I buy some? What activities are available? The Moirans-en-Montagne tourist office first informs you about everything to do with the toy and the events not to be missed, such as Idéklic in July and Christmas in the country of the toy in mid-December. But Moirans is also a green station. We also inform you of the discoveries of sites and leisure activities to be done in the surroundings: fishing, hiking, mountain bike tours... Do not hesitate to push the door of this tourist office where you will be very well received, with a host of tips in addition. You can prepare your visit by downloading the well-documented brochures from the Jura Sud website.

The trail du Loup-Werewolf is a trail marked by various panels on life in the greenhouse massif and its heritage. The itinerary passes through a painted fresco which represents the history of the werewolf valley of the Angels Valley. In 1573, famine in the region was in the region, children were kidnapped and eaten… The Parliament of Dole allowed villagers to organize a hunting against this horrible werewolf. Gilles Garnier, a hermit living in the forest, is arrested and tried. Was he really the culprit? Historians are still questioning today. But this story is just a bad memory. Following the trail, we also learn about other, less frightening aspects of the greenhouse massif.

Information and sales point for summer-winter activities

Attached to the tourist office of Haut-Jura-Saint-Claude, this tourist information point gives you all the information you need to spend a pleasant stay: Restaurants, hotels, inns, places to discover in the surroundings… Winter, this is where you need to know about the opening of the slopes and the snow level of the area. It cannot be said that the team has no sense of hospitality: a pot is offered to holidaymakers on Sunday evenings in season (Christmas holidays, February and Summer holidays)! It's very nice! Note: There is also a tourist information point at La Pesse.

Heritage is not only made up of historic buildings, castles, churches or other weapons of war, it is also shaped by the objects of daily life used by our ancestors. The Jura Rural Heritage Association has saved the destruction of machines and tools that retrace transformations and the gradual modernization of agriculture. It has also reconstituted workshops and artisan shops that make us discover the many professions around the agricultural world: cheese cheesemakers, cobblers, sabotiers… All the objects displayed testify to a great ingenuity that it is important not to erase collective memory. A visit that carries out beautiful history lessons and helps us better understand today's rural world.

A first round in Saint Amour will probably give you a little more insight into the history of the city and its buildings. Thanks to the tourist office, this is possible! It offers a series of guided tours that take you to the royal prison and to the apothicairerie, passing through the beautiful streets of the village. All year round, for groups, the EO organizes guided tours of the city.

Information and sales point for summer-winter activities

Françoise and Dominique Sablons decided to open a contemporary art gallery in the mountains. It has existed since 2003 and has continued to grow in reputation. It highlights artists from all over the world in this small village above Champagnole. Françoise is an artist herself, a painter/sculptor/plastician. The 4 exhibition rooms host an average of 12 talents in different and unusual registers. They are regularly renewed. All the creations can be acquired and not necessarily for an exorbitant cost.

This tourist information office relies on EO de Saint-Claude. You will find all the important information about the region, in the municipality of La Pesse and its surroundings. Accommodation, leisure, snow, activities, excursions, places not to miss… Here is the first place to visit in this dynamic village! A lot of useful information will be provided here with a smile!

Every Wednesday from 5pm, the Bon Vivant team invites you to discover their facilities and store. Accessible only to groups of 10 or more, these tours cover, in order, every stage in the making of Semur-en-Auxois' famous cookies. From the kneading of the future cookies to the packaging of each one, you'll become an expert in this emblematic regional know-how in just one hour! After the visit, those with a sweet tooth can also take part in a tasting of the cookies prepared on site. If you wish, you can accompany them with a beer from the Flavigny-sur-Ozerain brewery. Enjoy your visit!