Things to see and do Rhônes-Alpes

The historic centre is bordered by the streets of the Church, the Station and Colombier. On the central square, a tower is erected around the th century, and it has given its name to the village. The village was built around the church tower (demolished in 1870), which the inhabitants called the castle. Several houses had their utility, such as suel, where we were fighting wheat or chenevrier, where hemp was stored. Each farmer had a cella or a cellar, where he could take refuge in the event of an attack by robbers. Some of these homes still exist. This old quarter is to be seen or reviewed by a sunny Sunday or on the occasion of the annual festival of the Old Hamlet. The old linden, which will take you back to you, dates back to the th century.

the cooler is a curious th century building used to store the natural ice necessary for the supply of the Château castle. Recently restored, it is in the form of a three-quarter egg-shaped tank, which is buried by two opposing corridors (loading and unloading), all covered in glazed tiles.

The neo-Romanesque church was built in the 1868 th century to replace a Romanesque church of the th century, a large part of which collapsed in. The former, which was wanted to save, was repaired and consolidated many times but in vain. The new was built twice, in 1873 and 1885 (choir and belfry), funded by the parishioners'subscriptions. Its majestic dimensions, warm colours and interior decoration offer great interest. The sculptures of the choir and capitals are rich and varied.