Sentier du castor - La Transligérienne : Veauche / Montrond-les-Bains

Le restaurant la Piazza vous propose une cuisine italienne et traditionnelle.

Hotel restaurant in a peaceful setting providing room only, half-board and full-board accommodation in comfortable rooms. Double room: 55.50 € Single room: 43.50 €

The casino restaurant offers high-quality brasserie-style cuisine which most people will undoubtedly fi nd delightful.

Traditional dishes. Several dining areas separate to bar. Express service. ASSE match screenings. Couscous to eat in or take away on the last Thursday of the month. Function room and menu on request to celebrate your events (christenings, communions, birthdays, hen or stag parties etc.).

Les Lonzes recreation area is located at the meeting point of 3 rivers, the Anzieux, the Coise and the Loire. It is an unspolit, natural and hugely diverse environment, specially laid out with a nature interpretation trail, a fitness trail and a spot for fishing.

Explore the fortress which inspired the Montrond-les-Bains spa resort. It protected the major thoroughfare that was the Loire ford from the top of its round basalt hill.It was built by the Forez counts using volcanic rock, pebbles from the Loire and some beautiful large stones. The impressive fortress mellowed in the Renaissance to become a residence. Visitors can soak up the atmosphere from the courtyard, post guarding the entrance court, the kitchens to the foundations, dungeon and patrol path. Forez Postal Museum, Renaissance Centre: children’s games, costumes etc...

Saint Pancras church houses a 15th century saint’s arm reliquary.The building dates back to the pre-Roman period of the second half of the 10th century. It was rebuilt in the 16th century in a flamboyant Gothic style and its choir and nave reflect this style. The porch and walls of the first 2 aisles are all that remain of the original church. The walls are decorated with small arcades between columns topped by eight patterned capitals. The church also houses a Baroque style Assumption altarpiece in the left chapel beneath the bell tower. The sculpted wood altarpiece is of angels adoring the Eucharist and dates back to the 18th century.

This 11th century church has recently been restored. The chancel is part of the original building which was extended in the 15th and 17th centuries: North chapel, bell tower.Worth seeing: the semi-domed apse, the font and near the church a 17th century cross with an embossment of Saint Peter.

The Roman style Saint Roch church in Montrond-les-Bains was formerly the Château’s chapel and was built in the 12th and 15th centuries.Sights to behold: - Outside: the church porch has a Roman surround (ribbed inside the church). The gable is topped by a statue of the Virgin Mary (19th century) - Inside: the Apchon coat of arms “d’or semé de fleur de lys d’azur” (golden coat of arms with blue fleur de lys) on the keystone and the base of the two pillars - 16th century funereal band with painted coats of arms - Floral decorations that were rediscovered during the church’s 15th century renovation can be seen in the lateral aisles - The lords of Montrond’s tombstones and 17th century floral ornaments in the central nave - Choir stained glass: the middle one (1896) is by the great glassmaker L.Bégule from Lyon and the right-hand one is by Campagne. The decorated and floral stained glass along the aisles are by Mauvernay who came from Saint-Galmier.

Garden bearing the "jardin remarquable" label and where you can find 164 plant and crops species as well as their symbolism.As its President Elie Lafont said at the time: “The Château’s friends association created this garden in keeping with medieval tradition: cross-shaped layout and division into four areas as per the Villis capitulary established by Emperor Charlemagne in 816.” Visitors therefore find themselves in raised squares (known as “plessis”): the Hortus (kitchen garden square), Herbularius (aromatic plant square), Viridarius (orchard square) and the ornamental or Town Hall garden. The ornamental garden adds the finishing touch to this new park with benches and flowers for Montrondais visitors and residents. The project has been mostly funded by the Château’s friends associations and there are plans for a central well in the long term. Plants have signs.

Brick building dating back to 1416 with a pointed arch and two small semi-circular arches. Inside the building there is a cross and fountain. The water runs into a pool and this is used as a wash house. The building was recently brought up to date.

This colourful park near Antoine Guichard high school gives you a fresh lease of life in a unique natural setting as you unwind or explore the Balme path.

Stretching out over 7000 m², this park in Veauche village centre is open all year round and is marked out with. tree-lined paths and a playground for children. A place where everyone can relax.