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Solve the mystery of the "White Queen" thanks to thematic boards along the track and through the woods of Chapulay and Devey. A strategic site between Savoy and Dauphiné since the Middle Ages, Château de Septème, its ramparts and gardens invite you on a historical walk from Antiquity to the Renaissance. This important medieval fortress has been in the same family for 250 years and still remains a great family home. More than 30 peacocks roam freely in the park and French-style gardens. From Vienne, head for Pont-évêque via the D502, then turn left onto the D75 to Septème. Departure from Septème village centre. Follow the Rue des Petits-Potaches, then turn left onto Chemin Cressonnières. At Le Moyer, pass the houses until the "Rambotière" post, then continue on the thematic path of the Reine Blanche (White Queen), through Bois de Chapulay (wood). At the end of the path, turn left, cross a road and continue straight ahead. Before reaching the main road, take the path on the right, then left on a dirt road. Cross the RD38 and go opposite towards "Laveyssin" then "Le Meillou". Turn left onto Route des Mitoyens and left again onto Chemin de la Plagne. At the end of the road, take Route des Remparts on your left. Turn right onto a dirt track to the road. At the next crossroads, go down the path to the left. At the post "Le Château", go along the château’s enclosure, then, after 100 m, you’ll reach the beginning of a path that’s not very obviously marked. Turn right onto the path which is very steep in places. At the crossroads, take the path to the wash house opposite, walk along the Vega stream and return to the start. Thematic trail of the Reine Blanche (White Queen): start from the picnic area of Bois de Chapulay (wood), 1.5 km south of Septème by the D38 (18 thematic markers on the animal and plant world).

In the south-west of the Balcons du Dauphiné, between hills and ponds, Panossas stands out for its beautiful red hues, a phenomenon that can be explained by the rich iron content of the limestone, which is found in the various architectural features. The village then gives way to a variety of landscapes, from undergrowth to panoramic views over the Isle-Crémieu, as you make your way along this hilly walking route.

Leaving from Saint-Marcel-Bel-Accueil, this loop takes you to the heights of the village for an immersive journey through nature and history. After a straightforward climb, the walk alternates between shaded and open areas, offering magnificent views of the local heritage and the Alps, which can be appreciated all the more from the orientation table set up along the way. The last part of the walk takes you through the village and its traditional houses, whose golden hues add a touch of charm to this escapade.

Circuit that lets you discover the château and medieval chapel of Illins, as well as the "Colombier" pear brandy distillery, while offering views of the Alps and Mont Blanc. From the "Villette de Vienne" starting sign, turn left into Rue des Serventières. At the post "Villette de Vienne", follow Chuzelle on the left to reach "Cugnet" and continue left until the "Morand" post. Turn right towards "Bonnetière". At the crossroads of Chemin des Vignes, take the path on the left. Follow it until you reach a road and follow it to the left until you reach the "Bonnetière" sign. From there, follow right until the "Taillis de Mure" post. Continue opposite on the trail to "Marennes", cross the D150A. Take the track in front of you to reach a small road, turn left, pass the "Bois des Fauries" post and continue to the "Le coin" post. From there, turn right towards "Bois de Tholomé". Pass the post and continue towards "La Platière". When you reach the houses, turn left then right at the crossroads. When you arrive at Villeneuve, go straight through the hamlet and turn right into the dead end. At the "Illins" post, turn right towards Villette de Vienne. Pass through the hamlet on the left then, at the chapel, turn right. Pass through the village and stay on the road until you reach the château farm up on the heights. From there, continue left on the trail past Château d'Illins before descending to the "Les Brigands" post. Continue until the "Cugnet" post and return to the starting point, by the outward journey route.

Lovely walking tour sometimes through fields, sometimes underwoods or in the shade. Be carreful, few crossings on busy roads and respect fields. To see, the tower of Pinet and the Blaches forest. 1- Head along the tennis courts by a path which goes up to the post "Le Salin". Then turn right and reach the "Chez David" post. 2- Turn left and continue to climb the hillside by a track which enters the Blaches state forest. At the junction with a forest road, go right and join the D538 at the post "L'étang des Blaches". Turn right and then left on the road to Montseveroux. 3- Immediately turn left on the wide track which runs along a pond (private). Pass a first post "Les Blaches" and continue straight ahead. At the second post, turn left towards "Pinet". After two road crossings, reach the post "Tour de Pinet". > Variation to complete a small loop (5.7 km, 1hr45): go down to the foot of the Pinet Tower and continue to the hamlet of Pinet. Take a track on the left to "Le Salin". 4- Turn right and reach the post "Les crêtes". Turn left onto the gravel path that leads down the hillside to a road; go right to the end of the road and continue on a wide path in the undergrowth. Stay on this hillside path that borders the peaceful Combe de Vaux (Sensitive Natural Area). Take a partially paved track and then reach a hamlet. Continue to the right on the road and go up to the post "Le Paviot". 5- Go to Eyzin-Pinet. Go down to the D41 at the "Thibaud" post. Turn right and then, immediately after a bridge, turn left onto a farm track that joins the Gère stream. Cross at the ford and continue straight to join the hillside that you climb to join a road; follow it to the left. 6- After the houses, take the path on the crests. Then go down on a road that crosses a hamlet. In a dead end, take a wide grassy path on the right and reach the post "La Garde". 7- Turn left towards Eyzin-Pinet. After crossing the road, continue on a wide gravel road. Go along a poplar grove and cross the Gère again. Join a road on the hillside. 8- Go ahead on a path which climbs up to a road; take it to the right until you reach a crossroads. Continue up Colas hill and pass the houses before turning left onto a meadow path. Reach an isolated building that you go around on the right to find the post "Chez David". 2- Using the outward journey path, return to the starting point. Be careful when crossing busy roads. Respect the crops. Things to see: the Pinet Tower and Blaches state forest. Things to see: a curiosity, you’ll pass along an outsider art wall, created in the 1980s by a snake hunter.

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.

This partly shaded loop, starting from Saint-Hilaire-de-Brens, offers magnificent panoramic views over the Lac de Moras (private). You'll also discover a wealth of architectural features along the way, including châteaux and small water-related buildings (wash-houses, fountains, wells).

The region of Isle Crémieu is said to be a land of history and stone. This itinerary invites you to explore the remarkable architecture of the local villages full of stone houses and thackstone roofs. From Crémieu, take the D52 road to Siccieu, then turn right towards Soleymieu. Turn right again towards Sablonnières, then take the D517 road towards Morestel. Take the D16 to Vézeronce-Curtin and turn right again onto the D19 towards Saint-Chef and Flosaille. At Flosaille, take the D65 towards Vénérieu, then the D18a to reach Panossas and Chozeau before returning to Crémieu.

A wonderful exploration of the limestone plateau of Larina, overlooking the River Rhône. A whole array of archaeological remains, displayed across a 21-hectare site, tell us that this plateau was inhabited from the Neolithic period until the 10th century. From Crémieu, head north on the D65 road towards Leyrieu, then turn off to the right, towards Verna. When you reach Hières-sur-Amby, turn right onto the D52a towards Optevoz, then take the D140a to Courtenay. From there, head for Soleymieu and Carisieu on the D14, then take the D54 towards Siccieu-Etang and, finally, turn left back towards Crémieu.

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.

Discover the Bourbre river in canoe-kayak with Kayak en l'Isle. Set off on a 10km descent between Frontonas and Jameyzieu, in complete safety, and enjoy peaceful navigation in the heart of unspoilt countryside with a variety of flora and fauna. The activity begins with a welcome and the provision of the necessary equipment. A briefing detailing the route and safety instructions is given before the descent. At the end of your descent, a shuttle bus will take you back to the starting point. This activity is ideal for nature lovers and those looking for a calm, accessible experience.

On the outskirts of Crémieu, close to the Balcons du Dauphiné greenway, Nicole welcomes you to two beautiful guest rooms. A kitchen is available. Enjoy the magnificent garden and covered terrace with views over the countryside. Nicole welcomes you to Chozeau, a small country village located between Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble. Her pretty house and garden are perfect for a short break, a business trip or a romantic weekend away. The guest rooms at Les Loges de Pérelle are all on one level, air-conditioned and have en suite shower and toilet facilities. Breakfast is served in the kitchen, which is also available to guests. This kitchen is fully equipped with coffee machine, kettle, fridge, microwave, hob, oven, etc. A magnificent flower garden invites you to take a stroll. You'll find plenty of books and games in the covered, shaded relaxation area. And to make the most of the outdoors, there's also a brazier corner. Lovers of discovery will not be disappointed, as the Balcons du Dauphiné, less than an hour from Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble, boasts some remarkable attractions: a variety of outdoor activities, a rich cultural programme, emblematic sites and major cycling routes such as the ViaRhôna and the Voie Verte des Balcons du Dauphiné, which criss-cross the region. Just 5km away, discover the small medieval town of Crémieu, with its rich and authentic architectural heritage (ramparts and fortified gates, 15th-century covered market).

Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to their spacious stone house. The rooms overlook the enclosed garden, swimming pool, Nordic bath and sauna. The zinc of the old village bar awaits you for moments of relaxation and conviviality. Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to this beautiful, spacious 19th-century stone house. Entirely renovated, you'll rediscover the charm of a village café reserved for guests. The café's real table soccer and large pool table will enable young and old alike to play and relax in a convivial atmosphere. The dining room and living room, with its corner fireplace, offer a space where well-being quickly settles in. The enclosed garden features a large swimming pool, sauna, Nordic bath and pétanque court. Le Saint Hilaire has three double rooms and two family rooms. Each of the five rooms has its own private bathroom and toilet. The lounge and dining room are reserved for guests. A table d'hôtes is available from Monday to Thursday evenings. Aurélie and Pascal will be delighted to introduce you to the flavors of the Dauphiné region and Lyon. Le Saint Hilaire is a peaceful, easily accessible retreat, halfway between the medieval town of Crémieu (six minutes) and Bourgoin-Jallieu (ten minutes). It's ideally located for work or leisure. Le Saint Hilaire is open all year round, in a village of stone houses. You'll find every opportunity to stroll around, discovering or rediscovering a region rich in historical heritage and exceptional natural sites. Many hiking and mountain-biking trails start from the village. Just a stone's throw from Viarhôna and the Voie verte, cyclists, mountain bikers and mountain bike enthusiasts will find a restful and rejuvenating stopover. In less than half an hour, you can enjoy whitewater activities (kayaking, canoeing, hydrospeed and canyoning). Easily accessible for tourists, you can discover Lyon, Vienne, Bourg en Bresse, Grenoble and the Alpine lakes (Aiguebelette, Annecy, Aix les Bains, etc.) in less than an hour.

In the heart of the lively medieval village of Crémieu, we welcome you to the old Capuchin monastery where 5 spacious rooms with private bathrooms invite you to enjoy a pleasant stay. You can make the most of the grounds as well as the swimming pool in the summer season. Over fifteen different shops and restaurants can be found within walking distance. We can serve breakfast out on the terrace overlooking the ancient grounds, or in the veranda when the weather is cooler. A courtesy tea and coffee tray with a kettle is provided in your room.

Located close to Les Halles in the heart of the medieval town of Crémieu, Evelyne and Eric serve family-style cuisine based on local and regional produce. The wine list features over 80 wines, 18 of which are available by the glass. Our restaurant has a romantic and modern setting where you will enjoy family and private meals. We are open every evening from Tuesday to Saturday and every noon from Tuesday to Friday and Sunday. Don't forget to discover our website and our facebook page for more informations.

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.

2 star campsite with 28 shaded pitches on 2.5ha of meadow land. Marie and Jérôme will give your a warm welcome all year round, whether you are camping, caravanning or renting one of their chalets or their more unusual Kota Dream. Awarded 'Accueil Vélos' label. Various accommodation options: chalet motel, mobile homes by the night or week, canvas tents, safari lodge, Kota Dream, camping car area and tent pitches.

The rooms are located in the heart of the Balcons du Dauphiné, in an old farmhouse that has been tastefully renovated and decorated. Sandrine and Sébastien offer you a warm welcome in a comfortable, rejuvenating setting on a 4-hectare property in the countryside. The 4 bedrooms are all on one level and can accommodate up to 5 people, for a total of 12. The property has an indoor swimming pool, children's games, table tennis and badminton kit. The parking lot is closed. You can also enjoy our table d'hôtes. Sandrine, the hostess, trained at the Paul Bocuse Institute. She treats her guests to seasonal home cooking, sourced from the market.

Saint-Chef boasts an abbatial church which is a French benchmark in religious heritage. Its rich collection of 12th-century Romanesque frescoes are among the best-conserved examples yet they are perhaps the least known to the general public. An identical model of this exemplary church was produced by historians and exhibited around 1940 at the cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine at the Trocadero in Paris. On entering the high chapel, the visitor is stunned by the decoration of the entire room. The floor (approximately 100 m²) is covered in gold and blue mosaic and the vault is entirely ochre. Matched only by the church of Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe, a French reference when it comes to Romanesque frescoes, this small chapel has an enormous symbolic dimension as it depicts Saint John's Heavenly Jerusalem.

Housed in an old farmhouse less than an hour from Lyon in the Balcons du Dauphiné, Brasserie du Palais produces top-fermented, unfiltered and unpasteurised beers to tantalise your taste buds. No consumption on site. Brasserie du Palais offers a permanent range: Blonde: This light beer will quench your thirst with the sweetness of its malt and the floral and fruity flavours of the hops and yeast used. Blanche: This white beer, or wheat beer, will quench your thirst with the freshness of its ingredients and its citrus notes. In 2024, it joined the range of beers awarded the Gold Medal at the Concours International de Lyon. Ambrée : This amber beer, with its coppery colour, is full-bodied with notes of caramelised malts, and is just waiting to be savoured. Ipa'lais: This IPA is a tasting beer with a frank but non-aggressive bitterness and a bouquet of intense fruity aromas. Ephemeral beers are also available (white with fresh mint leaves, smoked, triple, fumalt, enthousiasmente, optomn'ale, oh Palais de Noël). All our beers are available in 33cl, 75cl and 20L kegs. The brewery's commitments : Brasserie du Palais uses ingredients that come from organic farming and are as local as possible: - 3/4 of the Malts are grown in the Rhône-Alpes region and come from a local and responsible artisanal Maltery based in Haute-Savoie and the Hops are French and come from the Alsace cooperative. - 100% of our hops are organic and French from independent hop growers and 2/3 of our hops are grown in the Rhône-Alpes region. - Gradual introduction of the 75cl bottle deposit by working with "Alpes Consigne". Services : - Visits and tastings: Visits by appointment - Schedule to follow on social networks. - Brewing workshops: Collective brew - 12x33cl of your production to collect, gift voucher for you or one of your loved ones.... or for any request to organise a visit*. - Tapping machine hire: 20L and 30L kegs, several recipes available, free hire for orders of 2 kegs or more - by prior arrangement. - Personalised labels: for birthdays, weddings or business gifts*. - Professionals and associations*: special rates and the possibility of team-building brewing workshops to bring your staff together. For more information and a quote, please contact Brasserie du Palais.

The castle displays the power of the 24 families that have owned it for the past 800 years. For the last 250 years it has belonged to the same family. Septème provides a warm welcome to children and adults alike. The name Septème recalls the presence in Roman times of a military milestone at mile seven (septem in Latin) on the road from Vienne to northern Italy. A the top of the hill are the ruins of the old castle (10th century). In the 13th century, the House of Savoy created a powerful base for operations against the Dauphin and set up an impressive stronghold with over 1 km of ramparts. Today the castle is famous for its impressive ramparts surrounding a park where peacocks roam free. The castle rooms are also exceptionally well preserved and are a chance for visitors to imagine life in the Middle Ages, thanks to the fine collections of furniture and ornamental objects.

Home for a large biodiversity; the Charamel Sensitive Natural Space is located between Frontonas and Panossas. The pond and peatland are an oasis for threatened species of flora and fauna. The large circling reed bed hosts an excpetional variety of birds : acrocephalus, reed sparrow, purple herons, little bittern... Aside from the peatland, great sand meadows are a biotope for many species : European Pond Turtle, European bee-eaters... By taking the communal paths; you might explore and observe this mosaic of natural habitats, in one of the most diversified natural site of the region.

On-farm sale of cow and goat cheese as well as organic wheat flour and sunflower oil.

The dwelling is made of limestone rubble and has a rectangular plan. The upper floors are served by two spiral stair towers, one circular, engaged in the west facade of the building and the other polygonal, projecting more sharply on the east facade.

This charming medieval chapel surrounded by an old cemetery shows the importance of the hamlet of Illins in the history of the village of Luzinay. The chapel was the former Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Illins parish church.

A beautiful lake (regulated fishing), a path through dry grasslands, woods for shade. Highlights: Lake - Nut press - Orchids Facilities: Numerous information boards / Educational pond The Marsa lake and dry grasslands offer a condensed environment typical of Isle Crémieu: dry hillsides, marshy areas and meadows. Do you know that this environment hosts more than 450 animal and plant species? The vegetation around the lake is an ideal refuge for many birds such as the Grebe and Marsh warbler, while the hillsides, hunting area of the red-backed shrike, are covered with orchids in the spring. The site also houses a large population of European pond turtles, an endangered specie in France, which feed and winter in the pond and lay their eggs on the dry grasslands.

Church dating from 11th, 16th and 19th century and its wall paintings from 16h century, classified by the departmental Antiquities and works of art Commission. 11th a,d 13th century priory besides the church

Located north of the villalge of Serpaize, this church was erected before 1789, date of the French revolution.

The building once housed the "Café Reynaud", an important part of local memories because of its owner, a colourful character known as "La Louise". The company A-Fresco painted the shopfront and the terrace as a trompe-l’œil.

Traditional restaurant offering divers specialties and frog legs.

Located close to Les Halles in the heart of the medieval town of Crémieu, Evelyne and Eric serve family-style cuisine based on local and regional produce. The wine list features over 80 wines, 18 of which are available by the glass. Our restaurant has a romantic and modern setting where you will enjoy family and private meals. We are open every evening from Tuesday to Saturday and every noon from Tuesday to Friday and Sunday. Don't forget to discover our website and our facebook page for more informations.

Stéphane welcomes you in an exotic setting just a stone's throw from your home. Terrace with panoramic view on the ponds. Menu and theme evenings set to the rhythm of the seasons. The establishment serves daily breakfasts in summer.

Located in the historic district of Saint-Chef, in the Balcons du Dauphiné, less than an hour from Lyon, this establishment is reminiscent of an Irish pub. Stephen and Hedi will be delighted to introduce you to their beers and range of Irish whiskies. The team propose 5 beers : Lady blanche, Dauhpin (lager), Foxy red (amber), Bourreau (dark) and Cardinal (IPA). There are regular evening events (concerts, quizz, sports broadcasts) which you can enjoy over a charcuterie and cheese board, a burger and fries, fish 'n chips or tapas.

Located in St-Chef, this pub combines modernity and friendliness with a menu created using local produce. On the premises or to take away, let yourself be seduced by tasty and generous recipes accompanied by one of our 5 craft beers. À la Carte : Our home-made burgers : Le Big Daddy: Charolais minced steak (150g), grilled bacon, cheddar cheese, pickled onions, gherkins, bread from the local baker. Le Yeti: Melting cheeses (Emmental and Raclette), Dijon sauce. Le Hipster: Vegetarian option with potato pancakes, beetroot and goat's cheese. Local and Convivial Dishes Fish ‘n Chips: Fillet of Isère trout in homemade beer batter. Chicken Wings BBQ with Jack Daniel's: Perfect for sharing. Gourmet Plates Charcuteries and Cheeses: Artisanal and award-winning products. Hot Rocks: Hot selection with tempura, onion rings and croquettes. For children Children's menu : Chicken tenders or kids burger with local produce. Home-made desserts Brownies and custard. Homemade sorbets, including Tanzanian chocolate and lemon.

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Situated on the heights of the Balcons du Dauphiné, Miguel and Anne-Laure welcome you to their inn, where you can enjoy seasonal menus in a friendly atmosphere. Their delicious cuisine is based exclusively on local produce. Ideally situated between Crémieu, the Larina archaeological site and the Grottes de la Balme, the restaurant is housed in a renovated former farmhouse. You can enjoy the fireplace in winter or the shady terrace in fine weather. The restaurant offers two menus to suit all tastes: At weekends and on public holidays, discover a semi-gastronomic menu where each dish is offered at a fair price. You are free to compose your meal to suit your mood. See our menu below. During the week (excluding public holidays), enjoy a unique daily menu, carefully prepared using fresh produce. Check it out in real time on our social networks. We pay particular attention to your dietary requirements: if you have any allergies, please let us know when you make your reservation so that we can guide you towards the right dishes. Personalised service and authentic flavours await you for a unique culinary experience. The Lauze museum, which can be seen inside the restaurant, is a useful addition to your visit. You can learn more about this local stone and the particular architecture associated with it, as represented by the inn and the village houses.

Inside a real mongolian yurt, let's have a sit for unseal meals. Various menus with refined meat and traditional and regional dishes.

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.

Whether you're looking for a drink or a bite to eat, La Table de Serm' is sure to please! Share convivial moments at the bar (where sports events are broadcast), on the terraces for aperitifs, and in the dining rooms to try out the various dishes! The restaurant offers : - Bowls (appetizers consisting of a salad base or vinegared rice and a number of toppings such as avocado, shrimp, chicken, beef, peppers, tomatoes, seeds, cabbage...) - Salads such as honey chicken salad and salmon salad.... - Asian, Lebanese, Mexican, charcuterie and cheese boards... - Main courses, mainly meat dishes such as beef ribs, rib steaks, flank steaks, flank steaks, burgers, beef tartare, prawn plancha and octopus plancha. The bar area has a modern, industrial feel, with live music. It is equipped with screens showing sports events. You'll find a wide range of Goudale beers (IPA, Blonde, Ambré, Blanche, Brune), softs, stronger spirits like whisky, gin, vodka.... and various cocktails. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

On the outskirts of Crémieu, close to the Balcons du Dauphiné greenway, Nicole welcomes you to two beautiful guest rooms. A kitchen is available. Enjoy the magnificent garden and covered terrace with views over the countryside. Nicole welcomes you to Chozeau, a small country village located between Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble. Her pretty house and garden are perfect for a short break, a business trip or a romantic weekend away. The guest rooms at Les Loges de Pérelle are all on one level, air-conditioned and have en suite shower and toilet facilities. Breakfast is served in the kitchen, which is also available to guests. This kitchen is fully equipped with coffee machine, kettle, fridge, microwave, hob, oven, etc. A magnificent flower garden invites you to take a stroll. You'll find plenty of books and games in the covered, shaded relaxation area. And to make the most of the outdoors, there's also a brazier corner. Lovers of discovery will not be disappointed, as the Balcons du Dauphiné, less than an hour from Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble, boasts some remarkable attractions: a variety of outdoor activities, a rich cultural programme, emblematic sites and major cycling routes such as the ViaRhôna and the Voie Verte des Balcons du Dauphiné, which criss-cross the region. Just 5km away, discover the small medieval town of Crémieu, with its rich and authentic architectural heritage (ramparts and fortified gates, 15th-century covered market).

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.

Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to their spacious stone house. The rooms overlook the enclosed garden, swimming pool, Nordic bath and sauna. The zinc of the old village bar awaits you for moments of relaxation and conviviality. Aurélie and Pascal welcome you to this beautiful, spacious 19th-century stone house. Entirely renovated, you'll rediscover the charm of a village café reserved for guests. The café's real table soccer and large pool table will enable young and old alike to play and relax in a convivial atmosphere. The dining room and living room, with its corner fireplace, offer a space where well-being quickly settles in. The enclosed garden features a large swimming pool, sauna, Nordic bath and pétanque court. Le Saint Hilaire has three double rooms and two family rooms. Each of the five rooms has its own private bathroom and toilet. The lounge and dining room are reserved for guests. A table d'hôtes is available from Monday to Thursday evenings. Aurélie and Pascal will be delighted to introduce you to the flavors of the Dauphiné region and Lyon. Le Saint Hilaire is a peaceful, easily accessible retreat, halfway between the medieval town of Crémieu (six minutes) and Bourgoin-Jallieu (ten minutes). It's ideally located for work or leisure. Le Saint Hilaire is open all year round, in a village of stone houses. You'll find every opportunity to stroll around, discovering or rediscovering a region rich in historical heritage and exceptional natural sites. Many hiking and mountain-biking trails start from the village. Just a stone's throw from Viarhôna and the Voie verte, cyclists, mountain bikers and mountain bike enthusiasts will find a restful and rejuvenating stopover. In less than half an hour, you can enjoy whitewater activities (kayaking, canoeing, hydrospeed and canyoning). Easily accessible for tourists, you can discover Lyon, Vienne, Bourg en Bresse, Grenoble and the Alpine lakes (Aiguebelette, Annecy, Aix les Bains, etc.) in less than an hour.

Situated in Crémieu, this intimate and elegant bed and breakfast offers all the comforts you could wish for: swimming pool, terraces and a table d'hôtes featuring local produce. Ideal for couples or cyclists passing through. In Crémieu, along the Balcons du Dauphiné greenway, Amélie welcomes you to her charming house, where privacy and comfort are the watchwords. Each tastefully decorated room has its own private bathroom (shower or bath) for optimum comfort. During your stay, enjoy the enchanting setting with access to the property's swimming pool and its 2 terraces, ideal for relaxing or enjoying the charm of the outdoors. Gourmets will love Amélie's table d'hôtes, available by prior arrangement. Meals are prepared exclusively using produce from Crémieu and the surrounding area. The home-made breakfast includes homemade bread and pastries, yoghurt from the farm and fresh fruit. A savoury version is also available (on request). Whether you're looking for peace and quiet or just passing through on the Balcons du Dauphiné greenway, this is the ideal place to relax, discover and enjoy a delicious meal.

In the heart of the lively medieval village of Crémieu, we welcome you to the old Capuchin monastery where 5 spacious rooms with private bathrooms invite you to enjoy a pleasant stay. You can make the most of the grounds as well as the swimming pool in the summer season. Over fifteen different shops and restaurants can be found within walking distance. We can serve breakfast out on the terrace overlooking the ancient grounds, or in the veranda when the weather is cooler. A courtesy tea and coffee tray with a kettle is provided in your room.

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.

2 star campsite with 28 shaded pitches on 2.5ha of meadow land. Marie and Jérôme will give your a warm welcome all year round, whether you are camping, caravanning or renting one of their chalets or their more unusual Kota Dream. Awarded 'Accueil Vélos' label. Various accommodation options: chalet motel, mobile homes by the night or week, canvas tents, safari lodge, Kota Dream, camping car area and tent pitches.

The rooms are located in the heart of the Balcons du Dauphiné, in an old farmhouse that has been tastefully renovated and decorated. Sandrine and Sébastien offer you a warm welcome in a comfortable, rejuvenating setting on a 4-hectare property in the countryside. The 4 bedrooms are all on one level and can accommodate up to 5 people, for a total of 12. The property has an indoor swimming pool, children's games, table tennis and badminton kit. The parking lot is closed. You can also enjoy our table d'hôtes. Sandrine, the hostess, trained at the Paul Bocuse Institute. She treats her guests to seasonal home cooking, sourced from the market.

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

Château hotel and Le Capella gastronomic restaurant, located 45 minutes from Lyon, 1 hour from Grenoble, and 90 minutes from Geneva, in the Bourgoin-Jallieu, La Tour du Pin and Morestel triangle. Carrying the name of the noble families who had it built, the Capellas and the Cornutis, the Château de Chapeau Cornu has stood in lush greenery since the 13th century. For 20 years this château hotel, combining charm and elegance, has been welcoming guests for an unforgettable stay: a gourmet or romantic escape, a holiday, a business trip, a wedding celebration, a meeting, or any other event. Free pick-up service for guests and bikes from the ViaRhona