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A lovely bridge to reach Villefranche-sur-Saône from Beauregard, accessible only on foot or by bicycle.

The Voie Bleue is a cycle route of nearly 700 kilometers that connects Lyon to Luxembourg. In the Ain department, it runs along pleasant towpaths suitable for all types of bicycles.

The Gier Aqueduct is one of the aqueducts that supplied Lugdunum with water. Capturing water from the Gier at Saint-Chamond, in the Loire, it transported water over 86 km to Fourvière. Several remains are still visible today, among others in the towns of Brignais and Chaponost. On the Plat de l'Air Site, you will discover 72 arches still standing out of the 92 that carried the canal in Roman times. You will understand, thanks to the remains on site (flushing tank and rampant) how the Yzeron siphon worked, allowing you to cross the Yzeron Valley, one of the many natural obstacles to have stood in the way of the aqueduct. This site, listed since 1900, which invites you to take a beautiful journey through time, is worth the detour!

A scenic hike to Chapelle de Fouillet combines history and nature. The trail winds through rolling hills and lush forests, offering a peaceful environment and occasional panoramic views. As you approach the charming stone chapel, you’ll discover that it’s perched atop a hill, offering a serene resting place. The chapel itself is a tranquil retreat, with the surrounding countryside as a backdrop and an information board to help you appreciate the view.

Vieux Lyon is the district that developed in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, located between the foot of the Fourvière mountain and the Saône. The old town of Lyon actually consists of three districts: Saint-Paul, Saint-Jean and Saint Georges.

Chateau le Poirier is nestled in the picturesque countryside and offers you a blend of history and scenic beauty. This historic estate, surrounded by its gardens, gives you a glimpse of the grandeur of its past through its well-preserved architecture and majestic presence.