Things to see and do LE MASSIF JURASSIEN

Built at the end of the ^12th century and enlarged in the ^16th, Nyon Castle saw its drawbridge destroyed and its moat filled in in 1820. Today, the building houses a vast collection of earthenware and porcelain from the town's workshops, dating from the ^18th to the ^20th century, and organizes high-quality temporary exhibitions. The museum also showcases local artists. It is possible to take a virtual tour of the museum. From the terrace, there's a magnificent view over the rooftops of the old town and, weather permitting, Mont Blanc.

France's largest building in wood frame and insulation of straw, La Damassine is intended to be educational with raising public awareness of eco-construction and energy saving. It also aims to promote rural heritage, including through orchards and numerous animations around the cultivation of fruit trees, fauna and flora. The availability of facilities such as press, miellerie and professional kitchens allows everyone to benefit from wise advice for the maintenance of orchards, and to press fruit to make its juices. A unique and exceptional place to visit absolutely. 

From Saint-Claude, take the direction of Geneva, Septmoncel, and then Du municipal camping. In the hamlet Le Martinet you can park on the small square of the village or follow the sign on the left towards the Gorges gorges and park a few hundred meters further, on a small, improvised parking. There are various marked trails (from easy to very, very sporty). You can opt for the Tour de la Gorges, the Cascades Promenade, the White Rock Belvedere or the Chapeau de chapeau de De. Count from a. m. to a. m. on the route chosen. The Flumen is a tributary of Parr and the waterfalls are outbreaks. They plunge into a preserved circus, classified as a natural heritage of national interest. They are accessible through a unique path: Make good shoes and count 1 hours round round. In summer, in warm weather or summer, the site is fresh and pleasant, as bordered by the forest. Practicable in any season, however, we advise you to carry out Cascades walk after rain or in winter when it freezes. It is simply splendid.

This true temple of absinthe is a must to know the eventful history of the green fairy. Indeed, this jealously guarded secret liquor was forbidden for a long time in Switzerland (as well as in France, where it comes from). It was only authorized for sale in 2005 and can now be enjoyed all over the world. The exhibition also presents more than 1,200 plants, some of which are used in the production of the magic drink. A bar offers tastings of some fifteen regional products.

Here you can admire one of the most impressive tuyé in the upper Doubs region, which once used to keep the cured and served as a pantry. The machines, including that of Father Gaby, the former owner of the sites now deceased, have replaced the men, but the fumaisons always take place and give themselves so special to hams, sausages and other brési. An indispensable visit, whether for folklore or for lovers of good love.

Located in the Upper Doubs, 45 minutes from Besançon, Christallys offers all the necessary water games to spend an exciting day with its lots of slides, swimming pools, whirlpool, hammam and sauna. Gym courses and swimming lessons are provided and for children at the low age, time slices are reserved for babygym. In short, a complex for the whole family!

Malbuisson, located in the Haut-Doubs region, is an ideal tourist destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Among Malbuisson's main attractions is the Mont d'Or, the highest point of the Métabief resort. With its rocky cliffs offering panoramic views of the Alps and the Swiss plain, the Mont d'Or is a must for hiking enthusiasts. It can be reached by the 6-seater Morond chairlift in Métabief, then by the sentier des crêtes (6 km round-trip hiking trail). The Mont d'Or parking lot can also be reached by road via the villages of Rochejean or Les Longevilles Mont d'Or. In addition to hiking, Malbuisson also offers numerous water sports activities on the surrounding lakes, such as guided cruises, water sports and swimming. Fishing enthusiasts will also find plenty to do here, with numerous fishing spots to choose from. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are signposted routes for hiking, mountain biking, cycling, horse riding and tree climbing. Malbuisson is also rich in heritage and crafts, offering visitors the chance to discover the region's traditions and local products. With its magnificent scenery and numerous activities, Malbuisson is a tourist destination not to be missed.

This 3-km walk allows you to discover the historic centre of Montbéliard in the footsteps of the th century architect Heinrich Schickhardt, whose work has been preserved on the city, including the church of St. Martin or the logis residence which is part of the castle of the Dukes of Wurtemberg. Here you'll find the paved streets, admiring the architecture and ingenuity of our man. Panels installed throughout the course welcome the history of each site. 

Sochaux's House of Arts and Recreation welcomes all forms of live performances, theatre troops and classical orchestras by French singers or comedy, and even circus! Extensive programming that allows you to taste different styles! Furthermore, once a month, privileged few can chat, take a drink with the artists, what would you say playing the game? Find out more!

PSA Peugeot-Citroën is 15 000 people working on their premises and 2 000 cars coming out of production lines every day. This is the place for all lovers who want to discover what the chain of assembly of their favorite vehicles looks like.

Villers-le-Lac is home to an art workshop called Emaux Créations. This workshop offers unique, handcrafted enamel jewelry. Enamel powders are worked at 820°C to create jewelry that combines noble materials such as gold and silver. Each jewel is the result of several hours' work. Customers can also create their own jewelry sets by combining different pieces.

Information and sales point for summer-winter activities

The "Bleu d'Enfer" art gallery is housed in a typical Jura farmhouse. Visitors will be able to admire his original watercolors, which capture the landscapes and winter scenes of the Haut Jura. The gallery is easily accessible, located just off the Lamoura/Les Rousses road, with its traditional granary amidst pastures. For art and nature lovers, the "Bleu d'Enfer" gallery is a must-see during a stay in Lamoura.

Information and sales point for summer-winter activities

Roger Tinguely gathered here an impressive collection of sleds, sleds, bobsleighs and skis (oldest dating from 1850). Life in the village is also mentioned through agriculture, wood, life on the farm, the stone and even the eyewear… It is a surprising museum not to be missed.