Things to see and do Rhône-Alpes

To note the fleas and granaries, one Sunday a month, which brings together 80 exhibitors, place of March 19, 1962, wine fairs and local products, not forgetting the weekly market on Friday where we can buy fishing or apples, in the beautiful season, at a good price.

St. Croix Church is the monastery's former chapel. The monks of Noirmoutier, fleeing the Norman invasions, receive the monastery in gift from Charles the Bald, and it becomes a dependency of that of Tournus. If the narthex is the th century, the architecture of the building is heterogeneous, combining various construction periods from the th century to the th century, and even th century. Several influences show construction difficulties, and departures from unfinished work, which give the whole complex complexity. It is found outside, in particular on the northern facade of the elements, as well as the ancient statuaires, dated the 1793 th century, narrow in, and representing characters of the Old and New Testament. The western facade saw a neoclassical veneer dating from the th century, overlapping in the th century porch. See also a beautiful Assumption painted by Gilbert Telekom, and the polychrome stone statue of Christ to links.

This museum, located in the former town hall and school of Cuisat, highlights the local heritage and traditions of this region of the Ain. Several exhibition rooms retrace the life of yesteryear, and the collections focus on showing the close relationship that man has had with domestic nature and flora, particularly local varieties of cultivated plants. An emphasis on the living heritage and its environment with a garden and orchard with an exceptional collection. The museum organizes tours adapted to young visitors and more broadly to families with workshops and themed exhibitions.

1,4 km, 14 steps, here is the program of this walk. The town of Warm-Aigues is known for its thermal springs, and the theme of water will be followed throughout the course. From the source by the discovery of the heating system of the houses, passing through the hot water wash; what to combine the pleasure of walking to that of culture, and why not even well-being if you decide to give you a prolonged break at the thermal baths of Caleden…

Tariff: free.

Distance: 1,4 km.

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Because very few Lyon inhabitants know the true story of this tower, a must-visit in the landscape, Futé is proud to present it like a curiosity in this guide. This Lyon Eiffel Tower, making passing Parisians laugh, was opened to public on 3rd May, 1894. Its construction was decided by a group of craftsmen supported by the city, opposite to Fourvière, to... put the Basilica in a republican shade! Indeed, since its construction, Fourvière is not the highest point in Lyon anymore and it is this republican tower that dominates the city at an altitude of 372 m. Formerly, it hosted a restaurant and a belfry from where people could enjoy the view. The tower is sold in 1953 to the ORTF, in order to not demolish it. Since then inaccessible to the public, it supports now transmitters and continue on scoffing at Fourvière.

This street, characteristic of the medieval period, was once the home of the butchers' guild. It is paved and has kept its central gutter. Beautiful half-timbered houses, whose floors are sometimes built in corbelling, are built on both sides. Large basket-handle bays open onto the street and recall its commercial vocation. The Butcher's house (^15th century) and the Dean's house (^16th century) have kept their stone stalls. At the bottom of the street, you can see the Romanesque door of the Boucheries, a vestige of the first enclosure.

Located in the authentic dining room of one of the finest palaces in the city, a beautiful exhibition of minerals, fossils, jewels and objects in fine stone, and funny machines…