Experience CAMPING L'ILE DES PECHEURS in Condrieu, Rhône-Alpes

On the track on the black kite, come and dicover the wealth of the Rhône valley: view on the regional park of the Pilat, vineyards of Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu. 1- At the town hall car park, go along the wall south of the château, and turn left onto Chemin Champ-Sever. It turns to the left and reaches Chemin de Saint-Laurent, which you should follow. > Variant via Allée des Tilleuls: at the town hall car park, walk along the old stables towards the church, walk around the walls of the château, then turn right on a path to Chemin de Saint-Laurent. 2- Continue on the path going up to the right (marker C; troglodyte cave). At the next crossroads, take the dirt road opposite. 3- On the plateau (view of the Alps and Crêts du Pilat), turn left on the road up to the water tower, then right on Chemin de l’Abri. At the post "Château d'eau", follow "Gerbey" to go down towards the Rhône. 4- At the crossroads, towards the boulders, take the path Chemin de l'Escadron, along the belvedere (panoramic view of Condrieu, Les Roches de Condrieu, the leisure centre and the Ile du Beurre), which goes down into the forest. 5- At the bottom, take on the left the track along the railway (be careful with children for 750 m). 6- At the "Gerbey" post, go up to Chonas by the Chemin de Bellevue, then the stabilised track (M marker). 7- At the belvedere (orientation table facing the famous vineyards: Côtes du Rhône, Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu), continue the climb. Reach the agricultural plateau (marker A). 8- At the road on the plateau (Chemin des Grandes-Bruyères), turn left, then right, on Chemin du Berbin. 9- At the "Berbin" post, turn left on the stabilised track, following Chonas. Pass the centuries-old mulberry trees (marker S) and houses built of adobe (marker P). Cross Chemin du Marais. At the next junction, turn right to walk along the cemetery. At the end of the car park, go down the path leading to Chemin de la Roux; turn left to the village. Observations: > Beware of crossing busy roads, no horse riding is allowed along the lake. > In Chonas-l'Amballan, the name "chemin" designates village streets, paths and dirt roads. Things to see: at Roches de Condrieu: the grain market and church in Chonas-l'Amballan: the château, fountain and wash house. in Gerbey: the reed bed and alluvial forest.

This hike lets you discover the Rhône’s river banks in the protected area of Ile du Beurre, the old part of the village of Condrieu and beautiful viewpoints of the market gardening plain of Ampuis and the steep vineyards of Côte-Rôtie. From the car park, cross the Lyon road, go around the chapel, then take the Lyon road for a few metres to the South (towards Condrieu). Immediately, take the small road that goes down to the left (Chemin des Gravières), pass the railway tracks and continue on this small road (Chemin de l'île de la Chèvre). At the end, turn right, going along the river bank. 1- Take the bridge on the right which crosses this tributary and continue on the track which follows the other bank of the tributary. When there is a choice between the ViaRhôna and the pedestrian path, choosing the latter, you enter the protected area of Ile du Beurre. At the end of the path, pass over a bridge that spans the Bassenon stream, just before its confluence with the Rhône. Turn left off the bridge to reach a kind of promenade that serves as a nature observatory. 2- Continue along the right bank of the Rhône (towards the South). Pass between a campsite and the Rhône. A little before the end of the campsite, you’ll discover the river port of Roches-de-Condrieu on the other bank. At the entrance to Condrieu, after a large coloured house (pink), turn right to go down about twenty metres to Place du Razat (restored houses), then go back to the quay. At the next street (Rue du Grand Port), do the same (restored houses) and then return. You arrive at a very pleasant place at the edge of the Rhône, pass under the bridge which spans the Rhône and continue onto the quay. Take the first right, Rue de Sauze, and immediately left to follow the Rhône quay again. 3- After 2 big plane trees, turn right (at a right angle), Place du Raffour. This small street looks like a dead end, go to the end and take the narrow passage between a house and a large stone wall, continue on this passage which turns right then left. Pass under the small stone railway bridge. Continue straight on Rue Henri Barbuse, cross the RN86 and continue straight on Rue du Marché aux Fruits. 4- Just before the brook, turn right onto Rue Eugène Genet, then first right into Rue de la Croix and first left into Grande Rue. Take the covered passage on the left into Rue Saint-Martin (just after No.22), and when you arrive at Place du Marché, turn right and follow Rue de Belfort. Take the second left, Rue Saint-Étienne, which goes up under the town’s old fortification gate. Then take the first street on the left, until you reach Rue de la Visitation. Take this covered passage, then the first passage on the right, where you find Place du Marché, take a right to cross the Arbuel stream and immediately after the bridge, turn right onto Rue Claude de Villard. At the junction with Montée de la Caille (dead end sign), take the bridge on the right, and go straight on to Rue Ecorcheboeuf. At the end of the street, turn left twice to take the Montée des Recollets. At the cemetery, go down Montée de la Tour, which runs alongside the cemetery on the right. When you reach the D28 (Montée du Rozay), go up for about 20 metres and then turn right on a pedestrian path, Rue de la Croix de l'Oiseau. 5- At the crossroads (4 roads), turn left on Rue Cuvillière, then the first right onto Rue de Croyez. When you reach the RN86, turn right and then immediately left into Allée de la Bachasse, which you follow until you reach the banks of the Rhône. On the left, take the path that follows the river, follow the direction "Retour vers collège de Bassenon", follow the stream to pass under the RN86 road and the D124. When the path arrives at paved parking, turn left twice. Turn back at the traffic roundabout and take the D124 for fifty metres. Just after the stream, at the Condrieu sign, turn left and immediately right onto the marked mountain bike (VTT) path. 6- At the Bassenon road, go up via the road on the left, which offers beautiful views of the valleys behind Condrieu. The road makes a hairpin to the right, and you’ll find the path marked VTT on the left. 7- Continue on this mountain bike track until the village of Semons, head for the belvedere by Chemin du Belvédère (see the view over the market gardening plain of Ampuis, almost to Vienne). Walk all the way around the church, and behind the church, pass under a porch to take the wide path on the left (not marked) that starts to descend into the vineyards. 8- Take the first track on the left, which goes back to the road (D124). Turn right and go all the way down by the road to enjoy the terraced vineyards, keeping a very clear view of the plain. At the bottom of this road, arriving at the D386 (old RN86), you’ll find the car park where you started.

A very hilly route alternating between undergrowth and meadows, offering many remarkable views of the Rhône Valley. From the car park, take the road on the left through the village. At the fountain, turn right to a cross. Continue straight past the house, then turn left on the way down. At the rise, turn right onto the trail. At the crossroads at the corner of the woods, turn right until you reach the post "La Croix des Chasseurs". Continue past the house and head across the field opposite at the corner of the road. Join it further on and stay on it until you reach "Les Barres" and, further on, the houses. Cross between the houses and turn left onto Chemin du Flachet. Stay on the main trail, cross the Gerbolle stream and reach the hamlet of La Balme. At the crossroads, turn right on the track and reach the post "Le Télégraphe". From there, turn left towards Vossère. Cross the D 46 and take a right onto the path which heads to the hamlet of Vossère. At the "Vossère" post, turn left and join the road. Go down the hill for 100 m and turn left on the track through the fields. Enter the forest and continue to the left by the meadow. Take the road on the right for 100 m, then continue left towards Reventin-Vaugris. Pass the houses and take the path on the right in the forest. Turn left on the second path to reach the road. Turn right and then, at the crossroads, turn left. When you reach the houses, turn left onto Chemin de Malacombe. On the other side of the coomb, continue straight downhill on Chemin du Moulin. After the house, turn right onto the path along the edge of the forest. After the Pont des Amoureux (bridge), take a left and then, immediately right, the path which goes up to "Croix des Chasseurs". Return to the starting point along the route of the outward journey.

This walk takes you through the prestigious vineyards of Côte-Rôtie overlooking the majestic Rhône River. Go down the road towards Tartaras, and after 100 metres, take the dirt road on the left. Cross the brook and then the valley. Go up the path on the left to reach the Tartaras plateau. At the hamlet of Tartaras, take the municipal road on the left. Go downhill for 1 km and take the dead-end road. At the end of the paved section, stop to enjoy the hillsides, village, Rhône and the market gardening area. Then, take the dirt road on the left, and go down to the heart of one of the oldest and most prestigious vineyards in France. The path reaches a restored building: it's the Mill. Here, the Fongeant and Reynard streams become one. Follow the path and the stream in parallel to the D 386 road, then cross the square in front of the church. Return to the stream and take Rue du Port straight ahead to the Rhône. Here, every first Sunday and Monday of September, you can applaud the jousters and their Lyon or Givordine combat. On the left, go up the dead end by the port, continuing via Petite Rue du Port. Turn right and pass in front of the château, by Rue du Grand Pré. At the junction with Rue des Coutures, turn left onto Rue du Trièves. Take the underpass to cross the railway tracks. Then go up Impasse du Trièves to the D 386 road. Cross it and take Rue de Ritolas, opposite. At the crossroads, Rue du Jarre and Route de la Brocarde, take the dirt road opposite. Go around the house and you’ll find Coursière de Ritolas on your left. Up to the middle of the hill, the path is dirt and then tarred. Go straight up the municipal road for 2.5 km, and cross the hamlets of Ritolas and Giraud before arriving at the car park.

Discover the foothills of Pilat on the banks of the Rhône with this family loop: alternating undergrowth and old orchards, as well as beautiful views of the Monts du Lyonnais. -> From the car park, follow the trail on the ridge until the first junction. -> Continue straight ahead to the edge of the wood. The trail then turns right and passes a series of pylons. In the wood, stay on the main path at the different junctions and then go down along a field (view of the Alps, Vienne and Lyon). Join a road at Croix du Pont. -> Go straight ahead on the road (Chemin de la Manche). After 600 m, the road turns left and reaches a farm. After the buildings, go down to the left on the steep track for about 300 m. -> Don’t miss the path on the left at the first junction. Continue on the balcony above the Siffet stream. The trail goes into the undergrowth and descends to the road at the stream. Take the road to the left for a few metres. -> Turn left into the small valley on a path that crosses a stream and climbs the hillside. It then turns left. Continue the climb less steeply on a trail. Cross a road and take the path in front of you until you reach a junction with a track; take it to the right and join the outbound path. ->Return to the Grisard car park.

Track underwood on the Grisard plateau or around "la croix du pont", nice views towards Lyon and the River Rhône. -> From the car park, go down the D502 towards Vienne. After the farm, take the track on the right below the road. Rejoin the D502 at a bend. Go down the right-hand track and join a road at a house. Continue through the hamlet and get back on the D502; follow it on the right for a few metres. -> Turn right on Chemin du Bataillard (panorama of the Alps and Pilat). The trail crosses the plateau and then descends into the Vézerance Valley. After crossing a stream, the trail climbs the other side and joins a road; take it to the right for about 1.6 km. Ignore two roads on the left. After a bend, at the hamlet of Madinière, reach the start of a path on the left. -> Take this path on the left that goes up to the top of the Peaume. -> At the end of the woods, turn right on the track and reach a flat area. Then continue to the right on the path that goes down to the Grisard car park.

This walk in the historical centre of Vienne lets you discover the town’s main sites. Passing along the Pipet belvedere involves a good climb, but offers a splendid view of the town, the Rhône Valley and the Pilat. 1- From the station, take Cours Brillier, which joins the Rhône River, on the left walkway, passing in front of the Post Office. When you reach Cours de Verdun, Place des Allobroges, turn left and cross the median strip diagonally to enter the public garden. In front of you is an imposing statue (Michel Servet - 1515/1553). Go round to the left to see a particularly well-preserved part of the Roman road. Exit the public garden through the same gate, to return to Cours Brillier and cross to take the narrow Rue Boson opposite, which leads to the foot of the stairs of the Cathedral of Saint-Maurice. Take time to climb the steps and enter this imposing monument. The interior is amazing as the sparse decoration contrasts with the sophistication of the building. Exit the cathedral, then cross Rue Boson and head towards the Rhône, via Place Saint-Maurice. Cross the river on the pedestrian bridge that leads to Sainte-Colombe. At the end of the footbridge, take the steps on the left that lead to Quai d'Herbouville and continue on the left (North). Pass the Tour des Valois. A little further on, take the pedestrian ramp that goes up on the left with the sailing stadium on the right. Go around it to reach a large parking area. Head towards the middle of its northern side, at the foot of an overhanging track. 2- Pass under the road via a pedestrian tunnel. At the exit, immediately go up the steps on the right. Take the time to look at the Gallo-Roman site on the left. Opposite, the Gallo-Roman Museum of Saint-Romain-en-Gal is worth a visit (especially with children). At the museum, cross the road to change pavements and then cross the river again. At the crossroads, continue to the right and very quickly take the steps that go down to the right towards the river. Taking this underpass, you can cross the crossroads in complete safety from the traffic. Come out at Place du Jeu de Paume, in front of Saint-André-le-Bas Church (museum and cloister). Go up the steps on the left and walk around the church. Once you reach a small square, take Rue des Clercs (signposted "Temple d’Auguste et de Livie"). Behind the facades of the buildings hide some splendid Renaissance courtyards, now protected by digicodes. 3- Enter the small square of Général de Gaulle, almost entirely occupied by the beautiful Temple of Augustus and Livia. Take the time to walk around this square and view Vienne’s old court, a bookshop which, if you’re a reader, is sure to impress, as well as several café terraces very popular with the locals. Once your tour of the square is completed, go back to Rue de la Chaîne, perpendicular to Rue des Clercs (heading East). Come out onto Place de l'Hôtel de Ville. Pass it and continue straight until you reach a T-junction: turn right into Rue des Orfèvres. Look across the street at what must be one of the oldest houses in Vienne (half-timbered). Go past it to reach Place du Pilori, which is occupied by numerous Roman remains. Turn left towards the Vienne Theatre. It’s a small Italian-style theatre, rather ordinary on the outside, but delightful on the inside. At the entrance to the theatre, turn right and then left to get to Rue Victor Hugo. Cross it to take Montée Saint-Marcel opposite. Pass Rue des Célestes to go up a short staircase on the left a little further on, which leads to Rue du Cirque. 4- Take it to get to the ancient theatre, which you can see from the street; except in summer, when the stage set up for the Jazz à Vienne festival blocks the view. At the stop sign, at the end of the street, turn right onto Rue de Pipet. It's a tough climb, but you just have to take your time... On the left, the immense Pipet cemetery. In the middle of the hill, there’s a bench to take a break. Take the first street on your right (sign for "Belvédère de Pipet"). 5- Arriving at the Esplanade de Pipet, admire the view of Vienne and the Rhône Valley, particularly rich and interesting. Find the Cathedral, the Valois Tower, the Museum, the unmissable Château de la Bâtie and, just in front, the gigantic Ancient Theatre. Further on, to the North-West, on the right, the Monts du Lyonnais, and to the South, the Pilat foothills. Retrace your steps to Rue de Pipet, which you take on the right. Very quickly, take, on the right again, Chemin des Amoureux (beware, you might miss it, which would be a shame...). It goes up a little at the start, to very quickly head down sharply to Montée Saint-Marcel, which you cross, to take Montée des Tupinières, opposite. Follow it to take, after a while, on the right again, Montée Réaumur, which you then go down... A little further on, follow it to the left, then left again, to arrive at Montée de Coupe Jarret, which you take on the right. Come out onto Rue Victor Hugo (traffic lights) and cross it to take the 2nd street on the right (Rue Peyron). 6- Come out onto Place de Miremont. Turn left to take another left onto Cours Romestang, with its central tree-lined avenue, which leads to the station and the starting point.

ViaRhôna, from Saint-Romain-en-Gal / Vienne to Sablons. This remarkable ViaRhôna stage offers a wide variety of landscapes. From Vienne, the ancient capital of Roman Gaul, to the Île du Beurre nature reserve, witness to the wild Rhône, via the terraced vineyards, including the prestigious Côte-Rôtie, and the first orchards of the Rhône Valley. Lovers of nature, history and gastronomy will be delighted. Greenway all the way except the entrance to Sablons.

Track goes sometimes underwoods and sometimes through a geen landscape 1- From the car park, take the path along the stadium. Pass through the Combaudon wood (follow the markings) and come out by the buildings. On the right, go up some steps, then turn left to reach a park; cross it and reach a traffic island. Go to the château car park and the post "Le Château". 2- At the bottom of the car park, take a path which goes down towards "Pin Rond". Cross the D41b and take the path that fords the Suze stream. Go up the other side and, via a farm road, reach the hamlet of Chez Meunier; Pass through it, ignoring the accesses on both sides. After an intersection and right turn, reach a trailhead on the left. 3- Leave the road to go along the track through fields. Cross a small road, continuing ahead. Reach the "Pin Rond" junction. 4- Go down by the road and cross the D538. Continue along the road that joins the Suze. After the bridge, turn right onto Chemin de la Suze (about 1.6 km) and go up to the "Le Coin" fork. > Variant (10.5 km loop, yellow markings). 5- Turn left, Chemin des Frênes, cross the D167 road and pass a farm. Continue on the path on the right and reach the hamlet of Le Coin. Take the road that bends to the left and reach the post "La Cure". 6- Follow the right-hand road (Chemin du Ferrat) to the end. Continue on a trail that climbs to the Le Télégraphe. 7- In the hamlet, turn right into Chemin du Château d'Eau. Cross the D46 and turn right on Route de Vossère, which reaches the hamlet. 8- Continue on the road which goes past orchards. 9- At the beginning of a bend to the left, leave the road for a path to the right which goes down to a housing estate. Continue straight ahead until you reach the D538; cross it, then take an alley on the left. Walk along a wall. 10- At an electricity post, turn right on a road which leads to a path at an old farm. Find a road that heads down and makes a wide turn. Before a bridge, take the dead end on the right. It leads to a track and back to the stadium. Beware of the various crossings of busy roads, especially the RD502 between circuits no.4 and no.7. Things to see: the Tower of Montléans and the cup stone.

Just 40 minutes from Lyon, come and get some fresh air at Wam Park ! The leisure park offers a beach and a host of activities for a relaxing day out with family and friends!

For swimmers aged 10 and over, cable skiing is a leisure activity to enjoy with an instructor. On the Wam Park lake in Lyon Condrieu, you can experience a wide range of board water sports.

Jazz à Vienne looks forward to seeing you in July 2025 for the 44th edition of the festival! Every year, over 200,000 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 all have their own special place on the festival stages, because the event can be experienced to the full at the Théâtre Antique or on one of the other 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.

Savoyard specialities but not that! Brasèrades, frogs' legs : Beautiful promise of moment shared between friends. Specialities : raclette, Savoy cabbage, Braserade, Frogs' legs

This sacred site appears as early as the year 1000 but the choir and the crypt, classified as a Historical Monument in the 12th century, remind us that it was the guardian of holy relics and a high place of pilgrimage. The house of the prior has preserved fragments of medieval paintings.

Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square.

Self contained house in a very peaceful hamlet, 15 min from Peaugres' zoo, near Condrieu and St Joseph wine route. Attractive private garden (800m² fully fenced). Single level holiday cottage : living room, fully fitted kitchen area, lounge area, 2 bedrooms (double bed) (2 single beds), bathroom, WC. Shady spot with garden furniture, balcony. Shady spot with garden furniture, balcony. Many cultural and leisure activities within 30 min. radius. Annonay, Canson museum, hot-air balloons, St Pierre de Boeuf leisure centre (canoeing, wind surfing, pedalos, swimming). Self contained house in very peaceful hamlet, 15 min. from Peaugres Safari park, near the Condrieu and St Joseph Wine route. Attractive private garden (800 sq.m., fully fenced). Single level gîte: living room, fully fitted kitchen area, lounge area, 2 bedrooms (double bed) (2 single beds), bathroom, WC. Electric heating.

This beautiful contemporary house of contemporary favors brightness, volume and space. Openings bring you to a swimming pool warmed in season. In front of the Alps, near the Peaugres' zoo...we can hear the lions...

Notice in carnivores : the restaurant is specialized in exceptional meats ... such as Black angus , dry old-looking beef, Boeuf Wagyu and old -fashioned cold meats typical of Ardeche area and home-cooked. Local cuisine "Around a meat" Cold meats home cooked. Simple, authentic and friendly.

You don't need to travel to the other side of the world for a change of scene. Join us at the biggest wildlife park in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes to unleash your inner adventurer and meet over 130 species on 80ha! Close your car windows and drive ‘safari style’ through lions, bears, bison and hippos. Then leave your car vehicle to walk safely amongst other park dwellers such as giraffes, seals, snakes, monkeys and antelopes, not forgetting the fawns. Highlights for families include five ‘animal tracks’ cabins where children have to identify the sounds and smells of the animal kingdom; the new elephant house where visitors can watch the professionals interact with their charges; and the Gitaki play area themed to European biodiversity.

This 18th century church, dedicated to the patron and protector of the bargemen, still bears witness to their fervour. Today it is famous for the rich decorations created by the painter Der Markarian, inspired by the Armenian tradition.

Grab your binoculars ! Come and discover the flora and fauna of the banks of the Rhône on a walking trail through the heart of a protected natural site. The Ile du Beurre site remains one of the rare natural areas that bears witness to what the Rhône was like before it was developed. The islands and lônes, remnants of the river's former course, are environments that support remarkable flora and fauna. Discover this protected natural area by following the beaver trail. The trail, which is open to visitors free of charge all year round, is equipped with observatories and signs to help you find out more about the discreet flora and fauna of the Ile du Beurre.

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 Ile du Beurre Nature Observation Centre offers individuals and families the chance to discover the flora and fauna of the banks of the Rhône. Self-guided tours on the Beaver Trail. The trail, which is open to the public free of charge all year round, is equipped with observatories and signs to help you find out more about the discreet flora and fauna of the Ile du Beurre. Outings and activities supervised by a nature guide are available all year round, on a variety of themes (beaver evenings, discovering the little beasts of the pond, nature toys, bird identification, etc.). From summer 2025, the public will also have access to the museum area of the Ile du Beurre nature observation centre.

With your binoculars! On the river, come and discover the wild fauna and flora of the Rhone through walking tours in the heart of a protected natural site: the Ile du Beurre. You can enjoy it all year long. Numerous animations proposed !

Two construction periods can still be seen on this castle, the oldest one dating from the medieval time and the most recent one from the Renaissance. Nowadays, it is occupied by private dwellings.

From the steep hills of Côte-Rôtie, you can see this seigniorial summer residence and its huge roof with glazed tiles.

The Caveau du Château is made up of several spaces : Tasting area: dedicated to wine tourism, the large tasting room on the ground floor aims to give its visitors a unique experience, discovering the wines of four great houses in the Rhône Valley: La Maison Guigal, Le Château de Nalys, La Maison Vidal-Fleury and the Domaine de Bonserine. More intimate, the vaulted room of the Treasures makes the visitor discover the exceptional wines of these prestigious Houses. Museum area: the Château Caveau museum retraces the history of viticulture, oenology and cooperage over the centuries. The culmination of this journey is a collection of ancient treasures illustrating the service of wine in Antiquity. Seminar area: a 130m² room, adjustable according to needs, can accommodate groups of up to 90 people. The “Oenology” room in the seminar area allows, among other things, the organization of themed tastings or oeno-gastronomic events. The Caveau du Château team regularly organizes events around wine, but also cultural and artistic events in partnership with the Vienne theater, the Vienne Condrieu Agglomeration Tourist Office, local artists, chefs, etc.

The "old stones track" is part of an old road which used to join Lyon to Marseille.

The favourable conditions of the Rhone Valley have enabled the industrial development of the Roussillon region. Thus, EDF set up a nuclear power plant in 1985, strengthening the local economy and producing 30% of the electricity needs of Rhône Alpes.

On the Tupin & Semons hills, the Auberge de la Source enjoys endless views over the Rhone Valley and its vineyards from the panoramic dining room. The chef serves modern dishes with a worldwide influence. A selection of regional wines will be offered for tasting in the panoramic room with a view of the Rhone Valley or from the terrace, when the weather permits.

The gastronomic restaurant serves cuisine with subtle flavors. Philippe Girardon, with the prestigious "Meilleur Ouvrier de France" title, carefully chooses the best local produce, plus fresh herbs and fruit from the garden to make great meals in harmony with nature. The gourmet restaurant stands in Domaine de Clairefontaine, in the charming setting of the Maison de Maître. The starred restaurant (1 Michelin star) is a must-see venue. The products are selected with care, and prepared with respect to emphasise their quality. Philippe Girardon takes you on a journey of discovery of the Isère region. The Domaine de Clairefontaine team also puts its know-how at your service with its hosting activities (weddings, meetings...).

The Bistrot à Vin de Serine is a restaurant, wine bar and cellar serving local dishes with original flavours. There are over 400 wines to choose from on the wine menu, and you can get tips about food and wine matches.

For over 17 years now, Yves Darbel has been serving natural, regional cuisine with freshly picked ingredients and a passion for real flavours to taste on the veranda, on the terrace or around the fireside, depending on the season.

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Savoyard specialities but not that! Brasèrades, frogs' legs : Beautiful promise of moment shared between friends. Specialities : raclette, Savoy cabbage, Braserade, Frogs' legs

Fish fry, frogs' legs to taste in family. In season: Oysters from Bouzigues.

Take the time to take a break and come enjoy a cuisine where the products of the region are honored and highlighted with care.

A holiday rental with a 4-star rating from Atout France. 50m2 patio, a garden and 5 top-quality suites from 35 to 60 m2, right at the heart of the Pilat Regional Nature Park. Relaxation area with a spa. A guaranteed change of scene for a stay at the heart of nature (350 km of signposted hiking trails leaving from our estate).

Don't miss out on this top-of-the-range designer flat (125m²) right at the heart of the Pilat Regional Park. 8 km from Condrieu and the vineyards, 40 km from Lyon and 40 km from St-Etienne, a change of scene is guaranteed for your weekends or stays at the heart of nature. The 4-star apartment can accommodate 2 to 6 people. It is completely independent from the guest house and the restaurant, on the other side of the building. The private patio with a barbecue and garden furniture provides an unobstructed and breathtaking view over the Monts du Lyonnais. Inside, you can enjoy a large living room with an equipped kitchen and 2 sofa beds, plus 2 attractively decorated bedrooms with a double bed and a bathroom. The hotel also has a relaxation area with a spa, accessible to accommodation residents only.

Camping van parking space with 5 free spots. Benches, picnic tables and bins. Fresh water available and possibility to remove waste water.

Renovated house situated in a quiet hamlet of Charnas, 3 km from shops, 10 min from Peaugres' zoo and near the regional park of Pilat. Numerous hiking and mountain biking trails.

2 guest rooms located in a natural environment, 10 km from the urban and historical centre of Vienna, accessible by the D538, in the direction of Cours et Buis and Beaurepaire. Saint Sorlin de Vienne by the "Chamboud" crossroads.

The La Gabetière hotel welcomes guests in a charming 16th century manor house in a vast park. In this country setting, you will love the poetry of the old stones, as well as the swimming pool on sunny days. The hotel has 12 stylish rooms, all with en suite bathrooms and WCs, as well as 2 flats (one for 4 people and the other for 8 people). The rooms are tastefully decorated, each with its own theme.

Welcoming hotel with restaurant near the Rhône river. Bike-friendly approval. Visits to wine cellars on request, Safari Parc de Peaugres, walks and hikes, Via Rhôna, Via Fluvia, Wine Route, Palais du facteur Cheval. possibility of truffle farm visits with tasting and truffle menu in season close to motorway exit, Via Rhona and Via Fluvia banks free garage for motorbikes and bicycles Hotel has 15 rooms with WIFI fibre connection, air-conditioning and soundproofing. No PRM access Access only by stairs, the hotel is on the first floor, only the restaurant is on the ground floor. View of the bridge and the Rhône, except for 4 classic rooms with courtyard views; Guests have self-service access to the hotel lounge with hot drinks from 3pm to 6pm and to the shaded patio. In season (May to September), the bistro is open from 4.30pm to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays for refreshments (hot or cold drinks) and snacks. 3 categories of rooms, including 2 family rooms that can accommodate up to 4 people, subject to reservation and availability. Breakfast served in the dining room: gourmet home-made eggs, cold meats, local cheeses, fresh fruit salad, home-made jams and compote, biscuits and home-made pastries or brioches, fruit juice and freshly squeezed fruit.

Charming little hotel with 8 rooms on the edge of the Ardèche (close to the RN86 road and A7 motorway) in a village on the banks of the Rhône.

We welcome you in the outbuildings of a house including two holiday cottage situated in the center of the village. Closed common garden, parking lot nearby. Spacious, comfortable first-floor flat with kitchenette, living room, sofa bed, 3 bedrooms, shower room, WC. Private terrace in an enclosed garden shared by both gîtes. Located in the centre of the village with all amenities and a variety of cultural and outdoor activities nearby. Golf course 6km. Swimming 10km. Heating included

We welcome you in the outbuildings of a house including two holiday cottage situated in the center of the village. Closed common garden, parking lot nearby. Spacious, comfortable first-floor flat with kitchenette, living room, sofa bed, 3 bedrooms, shower room, WC. Private terrace in an enclosed garden shared by both gîtes. Located in the centre of the village with all amenities and a variety of cultural and outdoor activities nearby. Golf course 6km. Swimming 10km. Heating included.