Walk on the Col de Crie
Forget the Beaujolais vineyards and discover the Beaujolais forest. The Maison de la Randonnée et du Trail awaits you at the top of the Col de Crie. It’s…
The Priory of Salles Arbuissonnas in the Beaujolais region
The Priory of Salles Arbuissonnas in Beaujolais, founded in the 10th century under the authority of Cluny Abbey, is a little architectural gem. It flourished in the 14th…
When Vaux-en-Beaujolais becomes Clochemerle
The village of Vaux-en-Beaujolais is perched on a hilltop surrounded by vineyards. The village was the setting for the satirical novel “Clochemerle” by writer Gabriel Chevallier, published in…
The Glay quarries
The Glay quarries are one of the places where the history of the Beaujolais region was made. It was here that the ochre stone used to build the…
Châtillon sur Chalaronne and its Saturday morning market
The small medieval town of Châtillon sur Chalaronne, in the Ain department, is a town full of character with a rich heritage. Its 15th-century covered market in particular,…
walk on Mont Brouilly
With its rounded summit overlooking the Saône plain and its slopes covered in vineyards, Mont Brouilly hill is one of the iconic landmarks of the Beaujolais region. Topped…
Treasure hunt in the vineyards at Château de Poncié
The managers of Château de Poncié have found a way to turn a visit to a wine estate into a delightful family experience. Who said that visits to…
Château de Corcelles, a castle in Beaujolais
Once a defensive stronghold and now a stately home, Corcelles Castle opens its doors to the public, inviting you to discover its architecture, which is as elegant as…
Camping Beaujolais le Lac des Sapins
C’est au cœur d’un paysage de forêt vallonné que vous attend le camping le Lac des Sapins. Sur les rives d’un lac aux teintes émeraudes, ce camping 4…
Camping Beaujolais la Grappe Fleurie
La Grappe Fleurie is a 5-star campsite in the Beaujolais region. This campsite, with its friendly atmosphere, is nestled amongst the vineyards, just a few minutes’ walk from…