Discover L'arbresle with Le Terminus SARL

The GR® de Pays Beaujolais-Bugey par la Dombes links the hills of the Lyonnais to the south of Bugey. It winds its way through the vineyards of Beaujolais, along the towpath of the Saône and through the Dombes region of lakes. The GR® de Pays Beaujolais-Bugey par la Dombes starts from the GR®76 near the village of Sainte-Paule (Rhône) and crosses several lines of hills before joining the Saône. It crosses the Saône to enter the Ain between Anse and St-Bernard. From here, it follows the towpath to Parcieux. It then crosses the Dombes plateau and its ponds. It crosses the Ain at the Chazey bridge, and after skirting the Rhône, climbs up to join the GR®59 in the Bugey mountains.

La Tourette convent was designed by Le Corbusier at the end of the 1950s. It is now a historical monument occupied by a community of some ten Dominican monks devoted to coordinating visits and encouraging onsite meetings and exchanges.

Near a former copper and pyrite mine, the museum has reconstructed galleries and mining sites and presents the history of the mine from 1800 to 1972, as well as an exhibition of equipment, archives and minerals.

Through two exhibition halls, you're invited to travel trough the universe of an atypical: Antoine Brun offers us his world view in the middle of the 19th century, with hundreds buildings models. Workshops for children from 4 years old.

25Km GPS-guided off-road electric scooter ride through the heart of the Beaujolais region, with a gourmet break halfway through, the famous "Mâchon Beaujolais". Meet in the parking lot of the Salle d'Animation Rurale in Frontenas, get to grips with the machines, then set off on a guided GPS ride lasting around 1 hour. At the halfway point, I'll be waiting for you to take a relaxing, convivial and gourmet break, accompanied by the famous "Mâchon Beaujolais", made up of local charcuterie, farmhouse cheeses, Beaujolais wine and sweets. At the end of this stop, you'll continue your tour for about 1 hour.

Also known as the "the pearl of golden stoned villages" Oingt is the only village in the department to have been added to the list of "most beautiful villages in France".

A rich collection of over 200 puppets, settings, props, costumes and archives is waiting for you ! Stroll through the museum, its shop and library and then, bring some fun memories, sometimes to relish ! Puppets reappear on stage with a theater program for adults and children. Puppet-making workshops from 4 years old.

30 minutes from Lyon, come and enjoy activities in the heart of nature and rich in emotion and thrills: tree-top tours, donkey and pony rides, mountain biking, a beach volley area, an orienteering trail for groups, spa... A spa and Escape Game also await you. For accrobranche, plan to spend 3 hours on the courses for adults and children aged 3 and a half and over. You'll find workshops on the different courses: large zip lines, horse saddle, circus ball, skateboard, Tarzan jump, giant footbridge, suspended barrels, stirrups, windsurfing, climbing wall... On-line booking service to view schedules and availability.

Fine dining in a mill with working wheel and terrace on the banks of the Garon.

This Discovery Centre mirrors the heritage and culture of the area in and around L'Arbresle through a museographic trail that invites visitors to explore the territory, meet its inhabitants and discover the landscapes of this land of confluence.

La Tourette convent was designed by Le Corbusier at the end of the 1950s. It is now a historical monument occupied by a community of some ten Dominican monks devoted to coordinating visits and encouraging onsite meetings and exchanges.

Near a former copper and pyrite mine, the museum has reconstructed galleries and mining sites and presents the history of the mine from 1800 to 1972, as well as an exhibition of equipment, archives and minerals.

This was once a yellow limestone extraction site characteristic of the southern Beaujolais. It supplied the region in construction material for centuries. As the only visitable quarry in the Rhône area, it is also a natural area of ecological interest.

A conservation area for the works of Geneviève Dumont and a temporary art exhibition site in May, June and September and every two years in October, following our biennial Rhône-Alpes book fair (Salon Editions d'art-Livres d'artistes) devoted to art.

Through two exhibition halls, you're invited to travel trough the universe of an atypical: Antoine Brun offers us his world view in the middle of the 19th century, with hundreds buildings models. Workshops for children from 4 years old.

This medieval chapel has kept its original architecture with a central nave and side chapel. Wood panelled ceiling. Blind window in the flamboyant Gothic style. Votive chapel (built in fulfilment of a vow).

Square gilded stone tower topped by a mechanism comprising 3 moving arms. Complete restoration in 2022. The long-distance aerial communication system invented by Chappe operated from 1794 to 1854. The telegraph network consists of 5,000 km of lines. The Chappe Telegraph (fully restored in 2022) is a 4-metre square, 6-metre high golden stone building, topped by a mechanism consisting of 3 moving arms used to form and transmit coded aerial signals. This tower, the 55th station out of 58 on the Paris-Lyon line, was commissioned in 1805 and extended as far as Venice. This formidable means of communication, invented by Claude Chappe in 1793, ceased to operate in 1854. The French telegraph network was 5,000 km long, with 535 stations serving 29 towns. Interpretation and information panels outside explain how the tower and the telegraph network worked.

L'Auberge du Pla is a solidarity restaurant created by the humanitarian association "EquiLibre Solidarité". It welcomes you in the exceptional location of an authentic Monts du Lyonnais farm.

A 6-lane bowling alley, 3 of which have been specially adapted to children. It also has a games area with billiards and table football as well as a giant screen showing all sporting events and a snack bar in case you're feeling peckish.

Fine dining in a mill with working wheel and terrace on the banks of the Garon.

The Auberge is set in a former small school in the hamlet of Bouchala. They serve traditional specialities of Lyon and Forez.

Come and eat family cooking and pizzas in a friendly setting right in the centre of Panissières.

Fully renovated family restaurant, offering a sophisticated cuisine with gastronomic specialties in the evening. Wine bar in the evening.

Geraldine and Ludovic are happy to welcome you to the green and verdoyant countryside of the Montagnes du Matin - Guestrooms on site.

At the foot of Monts du Lyonnais, Chambres Corrandines welcome you in all seasons for a relaxing stay in a country setting, ideal for replenishment and meditation. You will love their warm and hospitable atmosphere.

15 min from Lyon, in a green and calm environment, come and discover this house with its two simple but hospitable double rooms on the upper floor. Relaxation area with a spa open all year.

The cottage is located in the heart of the village, starting point for many hikes that will take you to the Celtic site of La Truche or the Matagrin Tower. It is possible to rent a room with kitchen, dishes and 15 beds. 4 bedrooms with possibility of 10 beds. These rooms can be rented individually for hikers or workmen.

Open since July 2020, the motorhome break with a magnificent open view of the Violaysien landscape, quiet and green. Service terminal and drainage area. Self-service tourist documentation. 20 Electrified locations, 1 km from the town.

Panissières, marked by the textile is a rural village where you will find all shops and many leisure activities. The area is close to the campsite and the group gîte of Ferme Seigne. Remarkable points of view are to discover.

Panissières, marked by the textile is a rural village where you will find all shops and many leisure activities. Nearby, group lodging of the Farm Seigne and relays motorhomes. Many hiking trails and mountain biking.

Group gîte at Seigne farm. 300 sq. m. (grd. et 1st floors) in restored 18th century farm, typical of Monts du Lyonnais. Living et dining rooms, kitchen, 4 dormitories (two 6 bed, two 7 bed), 7 bedrooms (2 with 2 beds et 5 with 4 beds). 6 showers, 11 washbasins, 7 WCs. Washing m/c, TV, VCR. 400 sq. m. interior courtyard. 250 sq. m. converted barn, (equipped kitchen below barn). Use of kitchen/crockery: 2.10 Euros/person/day. On site: tennis (5 Euros/hour), table tennis, table football, sports centre, mountain biking. Feurs 15km. All charges included in rent.