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Several places to visit during your stay
Several places to visit during your stay
Places to visit
Places to visit
Comté cheese dairies
Discover the authenticity of the Comté cheese dairies in Passavant-Chazot. Immerse yourself in the tradition of Franche-Comté cheese making, observe the production of the famous Comté cheese, and delight in its unique flavors, witnesses of ancestral craftsmanship
Museum of Comtois Houses
Immerse yourself in the living history of the Comtois Houses. Explore traditional dwellings, discover local craftsmanship, and soak in the rural culture of Doubs. An immersive experience in the heart of Franche-Comté
Sceneries to explore
The Saut du Doubs
The Saut du Doubs, a majestic natural waterfall between France and Switzerland, offers a breathtaking spectacle. Its roaring waters fall 27 meters, creating a stunning landscape, a must-see in the region.
Characteristics:
Depth: 30 to 40 m
Width: 100 to 200 m
Waterfall: 27 m
Hiking:
Between the Saut du Doubs and the Barrage du Châtelot; 10 km (allow 3 to 4 hours)
Carriage ride:
Visit to the Belvédère des Gorges du Doubs ; 1h30
Cruise:
Duration: 2h15 for the entire cruise
Accessible by boat, carriage, or on foot
Walk:
Duration: from 1h10 to 1h30 depending on the influx or the difficulty for some people to walk.
Temperature +13 degrees: a sweater is recommended!
THE ROUTE: easy and without any danger but not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
On a leash, our furry friends are welcome.
Open every day from April 1st to the end of the All Saints' holidays
The Osselle Cave
Explore the underground mysteries of the Osselle Cave. Dating back millions of years, this geological wonder offers breathtaking stalactites and stalagmites, immersing visitors in a magical and fascinating world.
La vallée de la Loue
The Loue Valley, a natural gem of Franche-Comté, enchants with its lush landscapes, limestone cliffs, and crystalline waters. Traversed by the eponymous river, it winds through picturesque villages, offering breathtaking panoramas. Outdoor enthusiasts find their happiness here: hiking, climbing, canoeing, and fishing, in a preserved and soothing environment. The geological and botanical richness of the region attracts the curious. Its waterfalls, caves, and panoramic views dazzle visitors.
The Loue Valley, a haven of peace and beauty, is a treasure to be discovered absolutely.
Route of 41 km by car that will take you from Ornans to the Source of the Loue.
Ornans: with its hanging houses, narrow gardens, bridges spanning it, and reflecting ocher and blue colors. Its old buildings constructed with beautiful stones testify to the city's rich past.
Vuillafans: a village that founded its development on viticulture and industries related to the river and commerce. The city is the result of the unification of two fortresses: Châteauvieux-les-Fossés from the 11th century and Châteauneuf from the 12th century.
Lods: a village with two faces, where forges and winemakers' houses from the 16th and 17th centuries bear witness to the artisanal and winegrowing past. An ethnological trail tells this story.
Mouthier-Haute-Pierre: a former winemaking town now renowned for its kirsch, which gathers picturesque houses with vaulted cellars still equipped with their presses around the monastery that gave birth to it in the 9th century.
Belvédère de la Roche: panoramic view of the Jura Mountains.
The source of the Loue: a grandiose setting of a rocky cirque, 150m high, where the source of the Loue springs from a huge cave. This natural site inspired 14 paintings by Courbet.
Belvédère du Moine: panoramic view of the Loue Valley.
A heritage to explore
Belvoir Castle
Belvoir Castle, a medieval vestige perched on the heights of the Doubs, offers a breathtaking view of the valley. A witness to history, it captivates with its imposing architecture and timeless charm.
Opening: from April to All Saints' Day every Sunday and public holidays, and every day in July and August.
Duration of the visit: 1 hour.
Reservation for events:
Filming
Photo sessions
Weddings
Seminars
Capacity: 50 to 100 places depending on the rooms
Hours: 9am to 7pm depending on the seasons
Museums:
Resistance and Deportation Museum
Comtois Museum
The Museum "Guardian of Biodiversity":
The Naturalium
The Aquarium
The Insectarium
The Noctarium
The Zoological Garden
The Small Farm
Fun Activities:
360° Game: Unmask the Citadel Spy
Escape game: The Poison Affair
Course game: The Curse of the Centuries
Half-day zookeeper experience
Values in play
Besançon Citadel
The Citadel of Besançon, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, majestically dominates the city and its surroundings. Symbol of military power, it offers a captivating journey through history.
Built by Vauban in the 17th century, it houses architectural treasures, fascinating museums, and remarkable gardens. Its ramparts offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Doubs Valley.
Today, the Citadel is a dynamic cultural venue, hosting exhibitions, events, and shows. Visitors can also explore the zoo located at the heart of its fortifications.
A must-visit for history enthusiasts, culture lovers, and those seeking exceptional panoramas.
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