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magnificent nature observation site on the banks of the lake. Nice break during the autumn walk!

Vulliafans with around 700 inhabitants in the Doubs department in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region - a magical place with the Pont Vieux - this bridge with its 3 arches was built in the 17th century. Further into the town center there are numerous town and farm houses that were built in the characteristic style of Franche-Comté in the 16th to 18th centuries. One of the oldest houses is the former manor house La Forteresse from the 14th/15th century. The really beautiful thing is the authentic flair.

The Vierge de Vuillecin is a memorial located in the charming village of Vuillecin. During the Second World War, Vuillecin was spared by the enemy. As a sign of gratitude, a monument in honor of the Virgin was built around 1946 by Mr Guillin Léon from Mouthier. Renovation: In June 2018, the Vierge was renovated by AVPEC 2018. The Virgin was given a new coat of paint and now shines under the sun like never before!

The Monument aux Morts in Vuillecin, located in the Doubs department, commemorates the inhabitants of Vuillecin who gave their lives during the First World War. This memorial pays tribute to those who fought bravely and made their sacrifices.

Vuillecin is a picturesque village located in the Doubs department. It is situated at an altitude of 900m in the Jura.

Built from 1801 to 1804. Located in the diocese of Besançon, in the deanery of Haut-Doubs forestier. It is served by the Parish of Saint Pierre of the Pays de Pontarlier. The abbots are Fathers François Boiteux and Philippe Nguyen-Bathong. It is listed in the Mérimée database during the 1978 inventory.

Mouthier is situated in the middle of a kind of rocky amphitheatre and is, together with Ornans, the most interesting place in the Loue valley. The river runs through Mouthier-Bas with an old bridge, Mouthier-Haut is situated on the hill and consists of a church surrounded by a few old houses. At the end of April, beginning of May there are the beautiful cherry blossoms and the delicious kirsch.

The Priory of Mouthier-Haute-Pierre is a Benedictine priory located in Mouthier-Haute-Pierre. The exact date of its foundation is not known, but it is said to have been established by Saint Eustace, abbot of the Abbey of Luxeuil, around 618. Mentioned as early as 870, it was one of the most important in Burgundy at that time. In 1120, the priory was attached to the Abbey of Cluny. The remains of the church, the cloister and the buildings of the religious and prior's quarters have been listed as historical monuments since 1996.