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With parking available for starting hikes in the Cessieu woods!

This church is dedicated to Saint Joseph, the foster father of Jesus Christ. He—like Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist—is a man on the threshold between the Old and New Testaments. Joseph came from the House of David, one of the twelve tribes of Israel. He was a carpenter by trade and the betrothed of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Saint Joseph's feast day in the calendar of saints is March 19th; in addition, the Church celebrates the feast of "Joseph the Worker" on May 1st.

Lovely view of the pond. A little cool spot when it's hot.

Rosière Pond NATURAL HERITAGE Rosière Pond BACK TO THE LIST Rosière Pond© Martial-Couderette The Rosière pond is located to the north-east of the town of Bourgoin-Jallieu on the edge of the town of Ruy-Montceau and offers an ideal relaxing setting. The association “Les Amis de Rosière et de la Nature” manages the pond made available by the city. The Rosière pond, fed by the Loudon stream, was built in the 18th century to power a hemp mill (the current restaurant). This pond was the property of the GENIN family for a long time before being bought by the town of Bourgoin-Jallieu in 1978. Since then, the town of Bourgoin-Jallieu has done everything possible to make this site a protected natural place, walks and hikes and a fishing spot. Many hiking trails start from the pond. Source: Isère Tourism

Small wooden pontoon which allows you to reach the pond

Nice view on a clear day!

Monument in memory of Albert Kimmerling, some surrounding places/streets of which bear his name, who made the first flight at this precise location with landing at a predefined location on February 10, 1911.

It was in September 1919 that the Montceau municipal council, under the chairmanship of Mr. Blanchin, mayor, approved the decision to build a monument to the children of the town, who died in the war. In February 1920, the prefect offered the town trophies for the decoration of its monument. Placed at the edge of a crossroads, the monument and its "sacred square" are raised by a masonry base, 1m60 high, protected at ground level by wheel-stopping shells. On the upper level, 4 other shells connected by a chain form the fence. The monument itself is shaped like an obelisk. Its base composed of a single tier is decorated with a play of relief at the front: the pedestal, narrowed into a cave at the top, bears the names of the dead classified by dates (21 + 1 in 1944). The main face of the obelisk is decorated, at the base, with the war cross surrounded by carved laurel and oak. It has a five-pointed golden star at the top. All inscriptions are gold in color. The other faces are not sculpted. At the rear was placed an artillery piece, cannon or bronze mortar.