ViaRhôna road cycling - 11th stage - St-Romain-en-Gal / Vienne > Sablons

The Centre d'observation de la nature de l'Île du Beurre is an association whose mission is to manage, preserve and promote a remarkable natural area.The Île du Beurre Nature Observation Center invites you to discover the flora and fauna along the banks of the Rhône: - Self-guided tours along the Beaver Trail. The trail, which is open to the public free of charge year-round, features observation points and interpretive panels that provide insights into the hidden flora and fauna of Île du Beurre. - Guided outings and activities for individuals and families, led by a guide and available by reservation. - Visitor center open from early May 2026 to November 1, 2026 (featuring a new museum space to explore!)

The Nature reserve of Platière Island represents a surface about 500 hectares. Between Lône and the Old Rhône, you can walk through the alluvial forest, "small jungle" atmosphere guaranteed !

Jazz à Vienne looks forward to seeing you at the 45th edition of the festival in 2026! Every year, over 220,000 festival-goers come to meet the 1,000 artists performing on 4 stages, including the most legendary: the Théâtre Antique.This internationally-renowned festival honours all kinds of music: gospel, blues, soul, funk, ethnic... They will all find a special place on the festival stages, as the event is fully experienced both at the Théâtre Antique and on one of the different stages. The Théâtre Antique, built in the 1st century, is the emblematic venue of Jazz à Vienne. Its unique acoustics, combined with its history, provide an exceptional setting for the public and the internationally renowned artists who perform there. A true blend of the modern and the ancient, a sincere musical melting pot, the festival is rich in diversity and open to all. Jazz à Vienne looks forward to welcoming you to the 45th edition of the festival in 2026. This anniversary edition marks the birth of an unprecedented partnership between Jazz à Vienne and the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Over the 65 years of its existence, this festival has established itself as the world's biggest event dedicated to animation. It encompasses the Festival and the Marché international du film d'animation, offering a rich programme of screenings, previews, retrospectives, conferences, exhibitions and more. Celebrating creativity and the diversity of styles and techniques (from drawing to virtual reality), the event brings together talent from all over the world. The first fruit of this collaboration will be the visual identity for the 2026 edition of Jazz à Vienne, entrusted to Lucrèce Andreae, a product of the creative pool at the Annecy Festival, where her work was selected in competition and awarded a Special Jury Prize for her graduation film in 2011. Lucrèce then went on to present her animated short, Pépé Le Morse, which won the 2017 Annecy Festival Audience Award. The quality of her work, her ability to explore different artistic forms with brio, her sensitivity and the visual splendour shown in the first images of her next film augur well for the future of the Jazz à Vienne 2026 line-up. Each edition of Jazz à Vienne is a new adventure that the festival teams prepare with care, with you, our dear audience, in mind. This year, on the centenary of Miles Davis' birth, Jazz à Vienne honors one of the most influential figures in music history. This 45th edition celebrates a visionary and daring artist whose legacy continues to deeply influence contemporary creation. Throughout the festival, the spirit of Miles Davis will accompany this anniversary edition. Paying tribute is essential, not only to pass on the history of music, but also to understand the connections that nourish current creation. Jazz à Vienne continues its mission by offering five original creations again this year. A total of 167 concerts spread over 17 days will make up this 45th edition, nearly three-quarters of which will be free to the public. Nineteen groups will perform for the first time on the stage of the Théâtre Antique, sometimes for a single date in France, such as Jon Batiste's concert. The traditional marathon day will be split into two “Super Sundays.” The history of Jazz à Vienne continues to be written with you, alongside world-renowned artists, in the magnificent Gallo-Roman setting of the city of Vienne.

Secondary arm of the river in saint-Romain-en-Gal offers a playground for walkers, riders, fishermen and "pétanque" players. To try: health path and a "guinguette"(coffee snack bar).

The museum is inside the Saint-Sornin chapel, a classified monument. It has three main sections: - a collection of recently uncovered religious frescoes - the necropolis church - canal transport and bargee crosses (fixed to the front of the barges).

The Saint-Romain-en-Gal archaeological site is one of the biggest in France devoted to Gallo-Roman civilisation. The museum is at the heart of a 7-hectare cultural park that has brought new life to this residential district in Vienne.Here you can see the thermal baths, workshops, homes and shops unearthed since 1967. The museum is divided into four areas: the history of Vienne in Antiquity, the economy and crafts, mosaics and daily life in the Roman home. The restoration workshop is in charge of preserving the mosaics. It is internationally recognised for the quality of its work. All through the year, you can see the permanent collections during themed visits and children's workshops. Each year, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions and musical activities, storytelling and exceptional events, such as the Gallo-Roman Days and the Vinalia (Roman grape harvest).

Hérons, canards, castors, libellules, orchidées se nichent au coeur du plus grand écrin de verdure de la moyenne vallée du Rhône. Partez à la découverte de ce territoire avec 4 circuits thématiques balisés.Quatre sentiers de découverte sont répartis dans et autour la réserve naturelle et abordent différents aspects de la plaine alluviale, l'usage de l'eau et les aménagements du Rhône. Un bac à chaînes permet d'accéder à l'île et sa "petite jungle", coeur de la réserve naturelle, et un observatoire offre une vue sur le Rhône naturel et ses oiseaux : hérons, martin-pêcheurs, aigrettes, grands cormorans... Peut-être qu'avec un peu de patience, vous pourrez apercevoir un castor en soirée qui remonte la lône...