Things to see and do Le Lyonnais

Village visits. In July and August, and during the Easter holidays, the tourist office organizes guided tours of 3 or 4 km every Wednesday. The days were divided into two activities: site visits in the morning and/or discovery of a commune in the afternoon. From May, it is also possible to register for a guided tour of the Arbresle from 1 am to 2 pm, the second Sunday of the month. The meeting is set at 15 pm in front of the museum. It will mention the origins of the city, its famous men, the constructions of the Middle Ages, the history of the......

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.

It allows you to follow the evolution of these monuments, from the th century to the present. You can find them in the publication of the Rhône Department «Les Croix en Pays Mornantais».

Image of the village, it is the only remaining part of the entrance of the fortifications built in the th and th centuries.

th century church included in the Romanesque churches circuit, the first Sunday of the month (afternoon) from Easter to All (as well as that of Saint-Laurent d'Agny).