I called and asked if we can come with a boy 4 years old and someone on the phone told me 'yes' and explained the prices and opening hours, pool temperature, everything. We drove 200 km to reach there and the ladies on the reception didn't allow us to enter because of our 4 years son - there is a special schedule for the little ones and can't enter any time. And we were not on the right time of course because the lady on the phone didn't explain that. So we came for nothing and they didn't want to make any exception for ONE child. Very disappointed. Also this schedule you can't see on their website.

Nice enough thermal springs with a large pool inside and outside. Not very big. If you like lower temperatures it is 30-32C. For me this was very cold and very unpleasant while I was in the water. However after I got out of the water and dried off it felt pretty relaxing. 11€ for one hour 15.50€ for one session. One hour is plenty unless you wanna freeze...

It was a stressful experience, after you pay them they kick you out cause they didn't sayed the rules from the beginning; made me spend double just to swim for 2 hours.

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You can have a drink and play here. Quite a nice atmosphere in the area

They organize Latino dance nights. The dj and teacher is not friendly and the ambience is not pleasant.

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They don't accept student identification . If someone came from abroad for study ,all he has is visa they accept that . They demand residence permit

A good place to have drink and spend some quality time with friends

Good fun, I didnt win tho

Hyper cool ! 😀

Had an amazing experience! I was looking forward to my trip to Firminy, especially the guided tour of the Housing Unit. Unfortunately, the tickets on the website were sold out, but after emailing the staff they made it possible for me and my friend to have the tour, which turned out to be amazing. The guide made sure to include us (non-French) in the tour and translated most of the important information. Everyone was really nice and helpful, I can’t imagine having a better experience. Thank you so much ❤️

If visiting these buildings I strongly recommend to take guided tour. It provides great understanding of the circumstances when the buildings were made and also a lot of interesting details in them.

Excellent experience. The documentary video is highly recommended albeit only in French.

Unfortunately, the site was closed. This wasn't mentioned on the website which made my trip back to Lyon long and sad.

Ugly buildings, it's unbelievable that UNESCO was involved in this neighborhood

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Visited the village but no one establishment. It was very quiet, but one could see the charm. Colleagues on the tour enjoyed coffee and cake. Worth a look for an insight into old France.

A nice medieval village in a wine producing area. Proud and beautiful with its golden yellow stones and a very beautiful church high up.

When we arrived there we asked if we could go up - they have set the tower up as a mini museum with about 4 floors before you reach the rooftop. The stairs are very steep (beware) but the view from the top is well worth it. Accessing the tower costs a mere €2 per person (they take card payment) and is free for children.

Beautiful village. Clean, flowers everywhere, the locals work collectively to take care of the village. The Church is beautiful, the view is stunning. Really worth visiting!

The most beautiful village of Beaujolais🍷Rhône with its typical golden stones

Well preserved medieval village in the Pierre D'Orrees (Golden Stones) area of Beuajolais. Unfortunately we arrived at lunchtime in November and most of the artist community shops were closed! Very pretty village with fabulous views.

Absolutely stunning place!! Loved how small and so adorable!!

I have mixed feelings about zoos, I went because my company organized a visit. First time in my life I've been in the presence of a gorilla, no more than a few meters away. First time I've seen a gorilla eating fruits and.... yogurt? This gorilla was being hand fed by the owner of this zoo, Mr. Pierre, he was feeding her inside her room it was fascinating to see. First time I've seen a lion run firsthand, and very upclose. And last but not least, first time I've heard a group of 10+ chimpanzees quarreling, calling out and "screaming". This zoo gave me a sense of humbleness and some sort of primal fear I've never felt before. It made me realize how majestic and imposing these animals can be, yet how beautiful they are too. I liked the back story too. I hope they are truly living up to their mission. I'm still thinking about what I saw.

Amazing place to visit. It’s recommended for all the family. Great views and animals are treated in an excellent way

Very nice zoo! The zoo was larger than I expected and had a nice range of animals. I really enjoyed seeing the Sun Bears and all of the monkeys.

What a great zoo. Never seen so many active animals at a zoo before. The tigers and lions were magnificent and playing with each other rather than just sleeping or pacing. Good close up viewing with all the animals. Also it's obvious that the zoo is expanding their enclosure space so it'll be interesting to see what it looks like the next time we return. Well worth the entrance fee and we will definitely return when we are in this area.

Good zoo close by Lyon. The zoo offers some great species of animals, but I think the price is too high. You can spend a couple of hours here, but the park is small and completed within 2 hours. We missed a bunch of animals, despite taking the time to spend extra time in the park after finishing the route. We missed the coatis, servals, binturongs, dingos and some more. Very poor habitats for some animals and some animals did not seem to have any space, like the ocelots. We did really enjoy seeing the snow leopards and the arctic wolves. The park smells bad in a lot of places and the hygiene in the toilets is just bad. For such a price we expected clean toilets somewhere, but it was very poorly maintained. Parking is free. €18,50 is too much in this case, but it’s not a total waste. Hopefully it is being used for future wellbeing of the animals.

Beautiful clean zoo, animals are well looked after, very reasonably priced... Great day out

Conservation focused zoo with quite a lot of interesting primate exhibits (amongst a lot of other types of animals). Big enough that you can spend a few hours here but also not so big that it has to take up your entire day. The zoo is positioned up a hill so there is some elevation change during your walk through but the park is entirely accessible (wheelchairs of course, but that means also strollers too Mamas… even enough room through entrances and pathways for huge American double strollers). And the layout of the enclosures up the hill allows for really good viewing of the animals in their enclosures.

Amazing ruins to check out within a close walk from the Cathedral nearby. Unfortunately, we did not have the time to explore the inside of the museum, and since we were heading to Rome it seemed appropriate to postpone anthing Roman to our later trips. The ruins themselves however, still are able to immerse you in history and come alive as you walk through them.

A place to marvel, was for the community back then, still is now (so I heard). Will be wonderful to be part of activities here, but even just a quick stop on the way back from the Basilica already gave me glimpses of stories this awesome place has. Basking in the morning sun, this open air theater sure is special. Do visit the museum if you have the chance.

Very easy to get to using the funicular which was about 2 EURO, one stop from the town cathedral. The ruins are open for people to just wander around and take photos, there is a museum that I did not go into. From there it's a short walk trip the basilica and the amazing views from there. You can also walk from there back to the old town which includes a very long and steep staircase.

Walking through the theatre feels like stepping back in time, with its impressive stone seating, partially intact stage, and gentle slopes inviting exploratio. The site is remarkably well preserved, allowing visitors to walk freely among the ruins and soak up the atmosphere where audiences once gathered for performances nearly two thousand years ago.

This was a very happy but unexpected discovery. There are many information points explaining what each space used to be, and this is supported by images of the buildings -this is certainly helpful because you’re only seeing stones! A must when visiting Lyon!

The Ampitheatre was still in good condition considering how old it is. There are a lot of modern overlays here as the space is used for events etc. I think it would be an amazing venue. Go to the museum which tells the story of how Lyon was founded by the Romans. The Ampitheatre is so out in the open and there is no shade so be careful on hot days. You can look at the Ampitheatre for free but the museum has an entry fee.

It was free! Spectacular. Museum €7 per adult well worth a visit. Tells the srory of Lyon...many artifacts from times past. What an amazing thing to have on your city

The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is one of Lyon’s most iconic landmarks, visible from almost anywhere in the city. Personally, I usually find the interiors of Orthodox churches more spiritual, but this basilica’s interior really amazed me — it’s beautiful and inspiring. The exterior is just as impressive, and the panoramic view over Lyon from the top is fantastic. You can get there easily by tram, or hike up if you prefer (which I’d also recommend). Nearby, the Roman Theatre and archaeological site are free to visit and very well preserved. Both the basilica and the ruins are definitely worth seeing.

Arriving late evening in Lyon, our Uber driver took us here on a quick detour to our hotel ‘because it is so very beautiful, and you guys can see view of Lyon skyline from there’. Indeed it was a beautiful Basilica, majestic even in the dark of night. Indeed it was an impressive view of Lyon. Very grateful of him, blessed his soul. I got the chance to go back the next morning, and although did not got the chance to go inside, my appreciation grew even more about the opportunity to visit. A must go when you are in Lyon. If your hotel is not nearby, they have tram from the city center that stops directly in front.

Beautifully located on top of a hill, and Best to take an Uber to get there. There is also a vista point on the side of the church with great views of the whole city. If you can walk down the hill, you can visit a nice museum with an outdoor Greek theatre. You can also take a short cut and walk the stairs down the hill

Lovely place to visit in Lyon. Get a day ticket for € 6.90 and couple of trains later you are there. Beautiful views of the city (sunset as well). Basilica is amazing. Don't compare it with Vatican however it is grand in its own way.

It is a marvelous place to visit even when you are not Christian. The interior of the basilica Notre-Dame of Fourvière in Lyon, is tremendously high. The walls are astonishing and it drops your mouth down to the floor. I have not taken many pictures inside because my eyes were focused on all the tiny details in each stunning things my eyes would lay eyes on. If one thing to visit in Lyon, it clearly is there and Paul Bocuse Market^^.

What a beautiful basilica one has the pleasure to see, adore and to participate because during our vist a mass was held. The church has an endless history to show, not only in the holy Christian sense but also in its rich architectural designs. A real treat to be there.

Until you take your breath away, what an impressive basilica it is. A great architectural construction. It is definitely worth a visit. And to pray in peace. May St. Mary be vigilant.

When I visited it was a free admission day. The museum is impressive, good quality exemplars , exhibition are for every age. On the roof they have a nice cafe and you can enjoy the view from the top.

This is by far the best museum I have been to. The exhibition, the design and the presentation are very modern and easy to digest. Plan plenty of time. We spent almost 5 hours here and it was not enough.

If you’ve ever wanted to touch both a meteorite AND a fossil without getting kicked out of a museum, this is your chance. Don’t hesitate. A brilliant museum all around: science, history, culture & more. There’s something for everyone.

very intresting and informative visit. All the exbits well explained in French and English. the building itself is cool. Do go to the 4th floor and admire the views. They had a information set on my name and saint i was named after

This might be one of the best modern museums I went to, really! It's very complete and I think kids would love it- there were a lot of enthusiastic ones when we went, at least. Their permanent expositions are very well detailed and easy to navigate, they're mostly about natural history, anthropology and culture, not much art history, or at least I didn't find one. Everything has french and english explications. On the entrance to each permanent exposition, there was a guide who would give a general feel of the pieces, and they could speak English too! Their temporary expositions were interesting and very well done, we went to the Amazon and the dreams ones, both very interesting. We didn't have to pay extra for these. They had elevators for all stages, and there were a lot of audio explanations too. On the terrace there was a lovely - albeit a bit expensive - cafe, with nice views. If you're not hungry, the terrace is included on the ticket price anyway, so you should go at least for the view. A must see in Lyon, for sure!

Amazing exhibitions. This was my second time here and it felt like the first. Thoughtfully arranged and curated museum perfect for all ages. The current Zombies exhibition is one of a kind.

Interesting permanent and temporary exhibitions with lots of interactive elements - especially liked the Species wing of the permanent exhibits. Ticket price was reasonable (12 Euros) and the 4th floor outside terrace views are worth the price of admission! Oh yeah, and it has the most innovative shape for a museum!

Really enjoyed my visit here - so many interesting exhibits and things to see. I think the best part is the fact that the films referenced and the props from the films are films that are very well-known, not just random French films. Would highly recommend to people as an activity in Lyon, however my one small issue was that we bought tickets in advance but still had to line up in the same queue as everyone else, so buying a ticket in advance was fairly pointless, only decreased the price slightly. But other than that really loved it.

AMAZING! I think should be a must do when you visit Lyon with kids or just if you like movies and a different type of art. They have created incredible mini and real size scenes from movies and normal life things! A different way to know history as well! We went without tickets and ending paying less because they have a family packet. If you are 2 adults and one or more kids, it is definitely cheaper.

Worth visiting. You should go and see everything they placed in the museum. At first we enjoyed the props & artifacts from famous movies. However what we liked most is the miniature room, carefully detailed and amazinggg

Incredible and unique museum. They have some really cool pieces from films, which are still interesting to look at even if you haven’t seen them. The miniature section was a good surprise also—they are so detailed and realistic! While it is a bit on the more expensive side, it’s worth it and it is an independent business.

Walking through this museum felt like stepping straight back into my childhood (I was born in the mid-80s), and it was nothing short of magical. From Star Wars to Batman 1989, from Aliens to Beetlejuice, the collection is packed with iconic treasures that instantly spark memories of the films that defined an era. According to one of the staff, the Darth Vader mask here is the only original one on public display today, that alone is worth the visit! What sets this place apart is how personal it feels. I love the great art museums of France, but this was different, so much more relatable. Every piece triggered a wave of nostalgia, reminding me of movies I adored and had nearly forgotten, and reigniting the sense of wonder that first made me fall in love with cinema. These films came from the golden age of moviemaking, where practical effects and early CGI blended to create timeless magic that today’s movies rarely capture. Seven floors are filled with cinematic history, and while you can see it all in about 1–2 hours, it’s the kind of place where you’ll want to linger at your favorites. For me, highlights included the Darth Vader helmet, the full Batman 1989 suit and vehicles, the wonderfully complete Beetlejuice exhibit, and the jaw-dropping animatronic Alien that makes you feel like you’re right on set. Seeing Thor’s hammer (Mjolnir), Iron Man’s glove, and nods to classics like Indiana Jones, Mrs. Doubtfire, Jumanji, The Mask, and even Fast & Furious only added to the thrill. If you grew up with movies from the late 80s through the early 2000s, this museum is pure nostalgia wrapped in cinema magic. It’s a time machine back to Saturday nights at the theater or trips to Blockbuster, and it will leave you smiling long after you leave. I can’t recommend it highly enough. As a bonus, all the staff that work there are friendly, knowledgeable and passionate! Update: the top floor which houses the miniatures was closed when we arrived for renovations. If this is important to you, come back when they are completed.

fantastic experience! is very interesting and fun, perfect for people who loves cinema! staff is very friendly and they speak english very well so its perfect for tourists. there is a toilette in every floor, and also a dog bowl! i enjoyed it a lot!!

As someone also work behind the magic, visiting this musuem is like a dream, from costume to props, set to figures… You can’t miss this, this is prob is the best musuem I’ve seen about cinema, movies. The visit was like a dream come true, from my fav movie Mary Poppins from 1964, to Jurassic world, kill bill to Beetlejuice, alien to Spider-Man! Last the not least, the Wes Anderson section, with some movie items and making off?! Seriously I’m so glad I come to Lyon for this!

The service was excellent, but unfortunately, the chocolates were too sweet for my taste.

In my quest to find the best macaron in Lyon I systematically tried a macaron at each shop in the food hall. Sève’s were by far the best, with my favourites being 1) Caramel 2) Coconut 3) Coffee. I must’ve gone back 3-4 times in one day. They are quite expensive, which meant I could only afford to try 8, but this is reflected in the quality. The staff were lovely and very accommodating of my terrible French. Merci!

The pastries are so pretty, it feels almost guilty to eat them. Nonetheless, I ate them. I ordered the chocolate mousse one and I was thinking of getting more but it's so rich that I was very full at the end. I'd like to go back and more of the pastries. There were dozens and dozens!

This is a nice indoor market. It has quite different atmosphere to la boqueria market in Barcelona. Both of them are great place to see and eat. But, this market has unique features like quiet and less crowded. Local fruits, cured meat , and seafood were excellent. My wife and I enjoyed cured meat and varieties of seafood, oysters, sea urchins, shrimps, and clams. They know how to sell and packages cured meat. One of stores used a vacuum sealed package for cured meat. We felt safe to carry them. All of staffs were friendly and kind. One of members even made a luxury restaurant reservation for us. I think that they know good local restaurants because they are the food suppliers.

Even if you are not a gourmand, I totally recommend this place if you want to have a true Lyonnais experience. The food smells and tastes excellent and the cakes and cookies are amazing.

So many choice- and none of them are wrong! Had fresh oysters- and when I say fresh I mean that they tasted as if plucked out of the ocean! Served with a friendly smile and quick service. 10 out of 10 will be going back!

Must visit.. Big Like, some seafood restaurants need a reservation, good prices.. Has everything 😍

Lots of interesting artifacts in the museum and interesting ruins in the surrounding grounds. Probably allow 2-3 hrs minimum but could easily have spent longer. Free audio guide covered inside and out. Helpful staff. Toilets and at least in the 2 outside 'picnic points' the was free drinking water

Overall a nice museum with especially interesting floor mosaics that are in very good shape. A big collection of tools for day to day usage in Roman households. There's free english audio guides but not English written explanations (only French). The outside ruins are less interesting.

A total wow!! The French really know how to honor the past. Beautifully laid out with superb explanations plus a free audio guide. It is staggering to learn the museum was built on the remains of a Roman city. Thank you Vienne for preserving this ancient treasure (s).

There are 2 elements to this museum: (1) The indoor exhibition, (2) Outdoor excavation site. (1) Do pick up the audio guide it provides a vastly comprehensive story of the exhibition and paints the story of Ancient Vienne. Do not forget to go up the stairs to see the large mosaic! (2) A very vast excavated area with plenty to see! With a little imagination the lives and living of the wealthy Romans really comes to life here. Overall a fantastic Museum, 11/10 would recommend! Estimated time needed: 3-4hrs (With audio guide)

Excellent outdoor site and inside museum. Especially appreciated the live water features. If you love Roman mosaics, this is your place. Two suggestions. One, they should tell you the audiogiude covers both inside and outside. Also, a locker would be better than their checkin system. Closed toed shoes for outside better.

Two part museum, one traditional inside part and then the actual ruins outside the museum. The inside part is housed in a modern spacious building, many beautiful mosaics but not so many other items. Many of the signs are in French only which is a bit of a shame (says the English spoken 😉). There is an optional audioguide though. The outside part was my favourite - fantastic feeling to walk along the old roads and think about the similarities between then and now. Many of the signs where a bit weathered and not the easiest to read though, but again an audioguide is available - but I prefer to have my hands free and rather read then listen. Plenty of staff and security people on the site - almost to many... but all friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit

Excellent museum. Outside portion well organized. Inside, many fascinating mosaics

Just a 25-minute train ride south of Lyon, the Temple of Augustus and Livia stands as one of France’s most remarkably preserved Roman monuments. Erected between 20 and 10 BCE, this Corinthian-style temple was dedicated to Emperor Augustus and his wife Livia, embodying the grandeur of Roman architecture in the provinces .  Positioned at the heart of Vienne’s ancient forum, the temple features a hexastyle façade with six fluted columns and an elevated podium, reminiscent of the renowned Maison Carrée in Nîmes . Its survival through the ages is attributed to its conversion into a Christian church during the 5th century, later serving various roles including a courthouse and library, before restoration efforts in the 19th century reinstated its classical Roman appearance .

When in Vienne… do as the Romans did! 🏛️ The Temple of Augustus & Livia is over 2,000 years old and still looking gorgeous. From imperial worship to medieval church to Revolutionary theatre – this place has seen it all. And the best part? You can wander up for free and feel like you’ve stepped straight into ancient Rome (minus the toga). Pro tip: swing by at sunset – the golden light on those Corinthian columns is unreal!

Very well preserved temple in the centre of Vienne

Very well preserved Roman temple in the centre of the old town.

Exceptional Roman building that has been remade. In the middle of the city center. A must see.

One of those places that if you’re really into history would be really cool, but if you aren’t you look at it and think “Hey, that’s a cool building!”, take a photo of it, and walk away. Decent way to spend ~5 minutes. Of course, if you’re into this history it is captivating.

An amazing Roman temple situated in a small square in an otherwise unoteworthy French town. Its very simplicity makes it even grander.

Great Jazz Festival 2025. Went to see Parov Stellar. A little hot due to the heat wave - take water and a hat.

Ale to see Avenged Sevenfold. Probs the best organised outdoor arena in France. Queue moved along with no hassle. Security did a banging job and the Lyonnaise sausage hot dog was delicious. Good beer too. What’s not to love.

Very interesting Roman theatre with great views from the top out over Vienne. Only €3 entry fee & well worth the visit.

Fantastique venue for jazz festival "Jazz a Vienne". Superb location and acoustics, logistics are great with great beers, local food (fries with goat cheese sauce 😍), also great ice creams (chartreuse, banane flambée...), with a very smart setup so that you barely have to wait to get drinks or food. Love it all the way

Beautiful area, short lines to get food and drinks, epic acoustics.

Very historic site we viewed from above at the Pipet. It is well worth a visit as it is not expensive. The stage is used for world renowned Vienne Jazz festival at the end June every year

Great amphitheatre, most of the terracing has been rebuilt in 1920's to give people an understanding of how great it was. Well worth a visit. Still used today for concerts.

This place is great. I love history. Thus, I liked the place and atmosphere.

Pérouges is a beautifully preserved medieval village that feels like stepping into a fairytale. Cobbled streets, stone houses, ivy-covered facades — every corner is photogenic and full of charm. It’s not big, but that’s part of its beauty: you can wander slowly, take in the atmosphere, and imagine what life was like centuries ago. There are lovely artisan shops, small cafés, and a few restaurants where you can enjoy local specialties — especially the famous galette de Pérouges, which is absolutely worth tasting warm with a bit of sugar caramelized on top. It’s peaceful, authentic, and only a short drive from Lyon — perfect for a half-day or slow afternoon escape. Go early or late in the day if you want to avoid crowds and enjoy the serenity of the place. Highly recommended for anyone who loves history, quiet beauty, and timeless villages.

A lovely stone middle age town, nice for taking a walk but became a bit commercial.

It was quite an interesting tour of this great medieval city before Christmas time. The restaurants and cafes were all decorated for Christmas, and we tried mulled wine in one of the places. At this time of year the city is not so crowded with visitors.

Very interesting place, with a 3-4 restaurants which are full around lunch time, but you can have pancakes with ham or Nutella on the street. It's a beautiful Medieval town, especially during the Autumn because of the colours of the falling leaves.

I could not get enough of this beautiful historic place. I was. Awe around each corner I walked. Simply beautiful. Bring you best pair of waking shoes and a lot of space on your phone to take pictures.

This place is very beautiful and has not a lot visitors. One day trip would be far enough to enjoy entirely of this village. I stayed one night (Wed) and there is no restaurant opening for dinner.

Very nice and big outlet shopping place, about 40 minutes from Lyon center by train , they have many good brands, coffee shops and restaurants, the prices are very reasonable..it does worth a visit.

Outlet Mall 40 Min from Lyon center Nice mall open area Parking free available Many brand in average price Also restaurants is available

The prices are not the best, can find cheaper prices at Printemp with the sales! The service is good, mid range items. But I find the place poorly designed, poor wifi coverage and data doesn’t have signal inside the shops. Can’t find the reception for tax refund. Not tourist friendly. Mainly French crowd. Would I come back? Maybe. With better signage. They should consider hourly shuttle from the train station to make it more accessible. A notch lower than the other established outlets in Europe. If only prices can be cheaper by 10-20%, then it would be worth it.

Great outlet, one of the best I have been to so far. It’s pretty small for an outlet but had a lot of good options for winter clothes and ski clothes in particular. They have an interactive map stands and a lot of places to seat. There is a big food court as well. Commute form Lyon is not super convenient (it’s a 20 mins walk from the station if you don’t have a car) but it’s expected for an outlet

nice place, enough shops, diverse shops, clean

This opinion is dedicated to the reception only, and implies only my own point of view. The woman receptionist (the oldest one) is very rude. She is supposed to represent the whole mall center but she doesn’t have any skills in communication and quality of service. Her way of speaking to customers is very direct, before even introducing your question, she does find problems and say things like «  ah non non non on ne fait pas ça ici » /«  no no no we don’t do that here ». She is not helpful nor nice to people. She really needs to be trained in serving customers or find another job that fits her. We come often to The Village but going through the detax service is a real pain… she is very hasty, I really can’t understand why she is at the reception desk

Amazing shopping mall! Overpriced and impractical. My young adult daughter only found one store with somewhat reasonably-priced clothing. The fountain show with music was beautiful and the mall is clean and gorgeous.

Really nice place to visit close to Lyon. Pérouges and these caves make for a cool 1 day visit. The labyrinth inside the caves were the most liked feature of the family. The chapelle at the entrance is really beautiful.

One of the breathtaking wonders of nature! An hour drive from Lyon, this place was precious find. Honestly it is journey through time and space. When you squeeze yourself through the natural maze between rocks, you are not yourself anymore. You can sense a different spirit traversing those thin passages. Just beautiful 😍

Interesting experience, must visit.

Not far from Lyon you can enjoy your whole day there with all natural beauty peace ✌️ clam, it really work to got reference 😇😇

This too beautiful good place for visit

Amazing Caves, well maintained and marked. Some of the places are too narrow, not sure if someone a bit fat can get through.

What an amazing experience we really enjoyed it. You get to explore the cave and travel down tight tunnels it's a load of fun and very interesting. We only found it as we stopped of for the night but will be telling everyone about it and it's very well priced. Well done to the town for this experience

Lovely little well known chocolate shop. Has a great reputation in the area. The cakes, chocolates and other goodies are delicious and the Ice creams are great too! Lots of other activities are available if you intend to become a chocolatier.

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(Translated by Google) First encounter with the Jouvenal chocolate shop/pastry shop. We first tried the cake. A chocolate cake encased in a vanilla cream. A wonderful combination of flavors. Not too sweet, just how we like pastries. A quality chocolate that's too rarely found in pastry shops. The price seemed very high considering the size of the cake. Then we tried a chocolate and orange peel marmalade cake, with combinations that reminded me of a cake from the chocolatier Bochard when he worked in pastry shops. We were rather disappointed with our experience. The cake is very sweet. The biscuit on the top of the cake doesn't add much in terms of texture. The chocolate part is very good. So why 3 stars... and not 4 or 5, because at this price point, I think I've found something very tasty. We'll be back because we have no doubt about this business's commitment to delighting us. (Original) Première rencontre avec la chocolaterie / pâtisserie Jouvenal. Nous avons tout d’abord testé le cake. Un cake au chocolat qui enferme un crémeux de vanille. Un très bel accord de goûts. Pas trop sucré comme on aime les pâtisseries. Un chocolat de qualité comme on en trouve trop rarement en pâtisserie. Le prix me semble très élevé au regard de la taille du cake. Puis nous avons testé un gâteau chocolat et marmelade d’écorces d’orange, sur des accords qui m’ont fait penser à un gâteau du chocolatier Bochard du temps où il œuvrait en pâtisserie. Plutôt très déçu de notre expérience. Le gâteau est très sucré. Le biscuit de la partie supérieure du gâteau n’apporte pas grand chose du point de vue texture. La partie chocolatée est très bonne. Alors pourquoi 3*… et pas 4 ou 5, parce qu’à ce niveau de prix j’estime trouver quelque chose de très bon gustativement. On reviendra car on ne doute pas de l’engagement de ce commerce à vouloir nous régaler.

(Translated by Google) A superb and attentive welcome with original and desirable products... a detour that was worth it and a delighted wife this morning. (Original) Un accueil superbe et attentionné des produits originaux et qui font envie… un détour qui valait le coup et une épouse ravie ce matin.

(Translated by Google) Excellent quality pastries. The only downside is the price. I know they do everything to favor local and organic products, but when I see the price of the bomb and the fact that it gets smaller every year... (Original) Pâtisserie d'excellente qualité. Le seul bémol, c'est le prix. Je sais qu'ils font tout pour privilégier le local et le bio, mais quand je vois le prix de la bombe et le fait qu'elle rapetisse d'année en année…

(Translated by Google) The chocolate is delicious! The welcome was very pleasant, the saleswoman even gave us a box and a frozen bottle of water because we were coming from far away and it was very hot, thanks to that we were able to bring these delicacies home 😋 (Original) Le chocolat est délicieux ! L'accueil très agréable, la vendeuse nous a même donné un carton et une bouteille d'eau congelé car on venait de loin et il faisait très chaud, grâce à ça on a pu ramener ces délices jusqu'à chez nous 😋

Er had a very good time in Walibi Rhone-Alpes. The rides are good. The new ride Mahuka ist awesome. The new water-play area is nicely designed with a lot of nice details. I loved the effort in the details of the new area and ride. The other rides in the park makes also a lot of fun. Only the Show LE POUVOIR DE GAÏA do not fit in the entertainment Level with the park. The actors and stuntman are good in their jobs, but the show and story was for kids. There’s a few nice effects and two major stunts, but that’s all. There’s also a few fight choreographies that I saw in other parks better, and to many chatting. And only one Charakter speaks live. I know that shows with these concept runs better, but the entertainment is suffers under these conditions. And the stage is awesome, there so many options to bring that show to a new level of entertainment with the crew and the stage. Please use the chance. All the Employees, at the entrance, the security, in the Shops and at the attractions are very friendly. The Park was not busy at the day but the employees are fast at the attractions so we had only a few minutes to wait. It is nice to see, that the employees working fast at rollercoasters leading to a high guest throughput. As I said, the show-crew is good, but the show must more entertain adults and must have more action.

We visited the park on a mid-week day in August. Overall, it was fun — a bit crowded, but still manageable. Several rides offer a single-rider line, which can significantly reduce wait times. It’s also a good idea to follow the advertised wait times for each ride and plan accordingly. We purchased a ticket that included lunch, which was a nice option and worth it. However, there were a few drawbacks: some rides only open around midday, which is unfortunate, especially on busy days. The weather was hot, but there wasn’t enough shade throughout the park, and there were too few water fountains available for refilling bottles.

Nice amusement park with a good variation of attractions. Several attractions for the small children (also a great water play park), and also nice roal coasters for the dare devils.

Amazing park, extremely high quality coasters. Very friendly staff! The rides are unique and all of them are special and much more intense than the ones at other and bigger theme parks. All of them are unique and you have the possibility to try 3 completely different ride experiences, one of them being an incredibly smooth Vekoma Boomerang.

As I visited almost 200 theme parks Walibi Rhone-Alpes is one of my all time favorite theme parks. I visited it for the fist time two years back with roller coaster club and I was amazed by everything right after I entered the park. I was curious if my impression will be the same when I travelled alone this time. And it was even better. Very friendly staff was giving me small talk on security check, at Mystic station and even Mahuka station. Just because I was wearing my Walibi Holland T-shirt. The park is not big, everything feels very close. The park does not focuse on quatity or size/scale but on quality which I am a huge fan of. Food is delicious. High dive show is very impressive. Theming around Mahuka and Mystic is phenomenal. This park know where to invest and how to run park well. Parking is included in your admission. Number one park in France. No discussion. Highly recommended. Thank you very much for having me. :)

Walibi Rhône-Alpes is a small but beautiful theme park that has flourished in the past few years. The addition of Mystic in 2019 put this park on the map, and the new for 2024 Mahuka gave it a well-rounded ride lineup. Although this park seems to cater more towards families, you can have a lot of fun here as a thrill seeker. Getting to the park with a car is fine, as long as you don't get stuck with some of the closed roads in the area. Getting here with public transport is seemingly impossible, but the parking is free. The park is clean and tidy and has three little themed areas that you can explore. The theming is not out of this world, but I did really like the uniqueness of the Mystic area. The rides are unexpectedly good. Mystic is smooth and fun, although the wait can get annoying when they run it on one train. Mahuka is amazing fun and also has a great capacity considering the trains only hold 9 people. The baggage system is unconventional, but it worked. I also really liked the offering of the Mahuka pass, which was limited to one per person per day so that everyone could have the chance to experience this ride at least once. The only problem I had with this park was the food. There is a beautiful almost restaurant just outside Mystic and we should have just eaten there. Instead, we got some chicken tenders with fries, and those weren't great. This is still an amazing park, and the low height requirements make it perfect for aspiring thrill seekers. I am excited to see what the future holds for Walibi Rhône-Alpes.

I recently visited this amusement park, and I have to say it was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had. The roller coaster queues were absolutely ridiculous—over 1.5 hours for a ride that lasted only 3 minutes! It's hard to believe that in this day and age, a theme park can't manage its lines better. To make matters worse, we noticed that some of the seats were marked as "disabled," which seemed like a lazy excuse for lack of proper maintenance. It gave the impression that the park is more focused on profits than on providing a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Speaking of profits, the fast track tickets for over €7 per ride felt like an outright scam, exploiting the long wait times instead of addressing the underlying issues. It’s frustrating to see a park take advantage of its visitors like that. When we finally got hungry and decided to grab a bite, the situation only got worse. The lines for the fast food restaurants were just as long—about an hour wait for some of the worst cheeseburgers I've ever had. They were cold, seemed precooked, and honestly tasted like they had been sitting in a fridge for days. I've had better quality food at gas stations! To top it all off, the security personnel were rude and unhelpful when we had a simple question. It was clear that customer service was not a priority for them. Overall, I left the park feeling frustrated and cheated. With such long waits, poor food quality, and a lack of courteous staff, I cannot recommend this amusement park to anyone looking for a fun day out. Save your money and go somewhere that values its guests!

Definitely a natural highlight of the area worth checking out. Impressive waterfall. The flow can vary quite a lot according to the weather and season. There is a parking area just nearby. Be aware there is no structure (yet ?) to sit and relax and swimming is prohibited. There isn't much of a pool any way. However there is a nice hotel-restaurant terrace just across the river.

Be careful… unfortunately, someone broke into our car. The police told us this happens often in this area.

Nice waterfall , relaxing environment, walks and hikes possible. The town is a reminiscent of the past old houses and historic farm buildings

Worth the visit. We went at 9:30 on Monday morning and It was just us.

Very beautiful (and green) water falls. Directly located beside the road, so it is easy to visit, and no lang walk is needed. There are also several nice hike trails in this area, with good directions and a variated trail.

Very nice waterfall, but crowded. It feels a bit commercialized. However, great ice-cream at the shop with local food just down the road.

Wonderful waterfalls n view .just can't swing there see it's not dangerous place but can't take swimming

Beautiful hike and falls. We went on a public holiday, which made it quite busy. Although it was still very enjoyable, would recommend going on a weekday or a regular weekend.

Nice hike yet quite a lot of people on the “main route”. Keep you eyes on the map when leaving the waterfall route for a longer hike, a wrong left turn might turn into a loooong walk….

Very nice place for walk and kids hangout. Remember there is one parking above and then you walk down, another parking is down and you walk up. If you are with kids preferably go to parking down. Feb 2024

Quite crowded but not without reason. Several lathe and small waterfalls can be viewed and experienced from a will maintained path. Though mostly easy to walk with stairs were needed, it can be sometimes a bit steep and slippery. Because there is only one trail along the river and the trail at points only allows one person, when crowded it is easily jammed. Don't forget to bring some food and drinks with you if you venture past the first waterfall. There is plenty of parking space (paid).

Beautiful waterfalls and walk...would definately recommend it for a day trip. It could be quite difficult to walk parts of the route if you had limited mobility as there are many steps and slippery rocks but you can choose how far you walk. On the route we took I couldn't see any restrooms or restaurants which were open unfortunately

Nice cascade. Unfortunately, it was almost dry because of the hot summer. -2 stars because of the parking lot for which you have to pay (5 euro 1h). The first 20 minutes are free, but it is almost impossible (without running) in that timeslot to walk to the waterfall and back

Absolutely stunning waterfalls. Make sure you wear good footwear with a lot of grip as it's quite slippy in places. Also it's best not to go off on the longer walk in the forest without a map as it is really easy to get lost! There are multiple paths and they are not sign posted once you get away from the main walk along the gorge with the waterfalls.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place, you park at the main parking lot of Pic de l'Aigle and then you climb 600 m (1200 steps for 20 min) it climbs steeply and it is very slippery, suitable hiking shoes strongly recommended. From the summit you can go to Belvédère des 4 lacs, it is 2600 meters (2900 steps, 35 min minimum walk) there you have 2 places 300 m away. It goes up and down all the time so it is not flat at all. (Original) Endroit magnifique, vous vous garer au parking principal de pic de l'aigle et puis vous monter 600 m ( 1200 pas pendant 20 min ) ça monte fort et ça glisse fort , chaussures adaptés de randonnée fortement conseillé. Depuis le sommet vous pouvez aller jusqu'à Belvédère des 4 lac , c'est a 2600 metre ( 2900 pas , 35 min de marche minimum) la bas vous avez 2 Endroit a 300 m de distance. Ca monte et ça décent tout le temps donc c'est pas plat de tout .

(Translated by Google) A great vantage point, just 600 meters from the parking lot and easily accessible, the view may not be quite as spectacular as from the nearby Belvedere de 4 Lacs, but it's still beautiful. (Original) Toller Aussichtspunkt, der nur 600 Meter vom Parkplatz entfernt und leicht zu erwandern ist. Der Blick ist vielleicht nicht ganz so spektakulär wie vom nahen Belvedere de 4 lacs, aber dennoch wunderschön.

(Translated by Google) A few steps lead up to the peak, where a beautiful view awaits. A sunny spot where you can have a picnic. There's a bench with an orientation table. Dogs are allowed. (Original) Quelques marches d'escalier pour arriver jusqu'au pic où une très belle vue nous attend. Lieu ensoleillé où l'on peux pique niquer. Il y a un banc avec une table d'orientation. Chien autorisé.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful walk. Very varied. Highly recommended. Just be prepared for a few challenging climbs and some descents. And in warm weather like ours (35 degrees Celsius): start early and bring plenty of water. (Original) Een prachtige wandeling. Heel afwisselend. Echt een aanrader. Hou wel rekening met een paar pittige klimmetjes en ook wat afdalingen. En bij warm weer zoals bij ons (35 graden): vroeg beginnen en veel water mee.

(Translated by Google) We did the walk from the La Chaux car park, quite a few steps but a panorama that is really worth it with the color of the lakes changing with the weather (Original) Nous avons fait la balade à partir du parking de La Chaux, pas mal de marches mais un panorama qui vaut vraiment le coup avec la couleur des lacs changeante avec la météo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk, it's a steep climb to get there, about 30 minutes, then a more relaxed climb to get to the 4 lakes viewpoint, about 3/4 of an hour. (Original) Belle balade, ca grimpe beaucoup pour y arriver environ 30 min, plus tranquille après pour aller jusqu'au belvedere des 4 lacs environ 3/4 d heure

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful belvedere where a view of the 4 lakes is breathtaking. For my part, being in a situation of handicap, access was possible via the parking lot located at the very top. The platform is located about a hundred meters away, via a slight slope with pebbles, the end is done by wide stairs in earth / pebbles and then concrete stairs (about ten) but all the stairs are bordered by a solid wooden ramp. You have to take your time and be careful. For PRM, bring a walking stick in addition to the cane (or two sticks) and a break before making the return. This is unfortunately not possible for wheelchairs (Original) Très beau belvédère ou une vue sur les 4 lacs y est imprenable. pour ma part, étant en situation de handicap l'accès a été possible par le parking situé tout en haut. La plateforme se situe à environ une centaine de mètres, via une légère pente avec des cailloux, la fin se fait par de larges escaliers en terre/cailloux et puis des escaliers en béton (une dizaines) mais l'ensemble des escaliers est bordé par une rampe en bois solide. Il faut prendre son temps et être prudent. Pour les PMR, prévoir un bâton de marche en plus de la canne (ou deux bâtons) et une pause avant de faire le retour. Ce n'est malheureusement pas possible pour les fauteuils

They have a Magnifice outlet and Polishing plant in Mauritius, Saphirres, Rubis, Zirconia,Aiegue marine,Etc.

It is very nice and pleasing that such a museum is active and worth seeing in a small town like Saint-Claude. It is a very appropriate and successful application that the pipes, which are the symbol of the city of Saint-Claude, are exhibited in a historical and systematic museum. I think he gave Saint-Claude an existence.

Beautiful strolling in Saint Claude (district Jura),world capital of the pipe and of the diamond. Visit to a corresponding original and interesting museum: beautiful and complete. Don't forget the gorgeous cathedral!

Important when visiting Saint Claude. Also a bit old stuff.

Super.

Genial

Excellent !!

Beautiful situated and a very touching church, audio guide.

Although Hautecombe Abbey was founded in the 12th century by Cistercian monks, it's had a chequered history. Apparently it was even turned into a factory making china and other ceramic goods in the early 19th century. Indeed, most of what's visible today dates from the 19th century. There are a few good alabaster pieces but most of the ornamentation has just been copied from medieval stuff situated elsewhere. Frankly there's not much to see here apart from the chapel. However, the site, on the north-western side of the Lac du Bourget, is pleasant enough. There's a gift shop selling mostly Catholic kitsch but no refreshments. The toilet facilities are awful. One lot were completely shut even though we visited at a peak time (Sunday afternoon). The one that was open was so dingy it was necessary to use the torch light on a mobile phone.

Mausoleum abbey of the Savoy family, a place steeped in history on the shores of the lake. The heterogeneous reconstruction in terms of styles gives it a special feature, but maintains a beautiful spirituality. The visit goes with multilingual audioguide and takes 45min. The shop offers a lot of local products to buy. Large car parking with shadow.

Absolutely stunning. The people are friendly and the audio guides are amazing. You can spend a couple of hours here experiencing the calmness and history of this magical Abbaye.

Stunning architecture and amazing nature view around it. This abbaye has been sitting peacefully by the lake since 12th century. Interior design is spectacular. Ceilings and majority of the building are in style of Baroque, a few corners in style of Neoclassicism. There's a entry fee of €4.5. Audio guide device and introduction sheet (option of several languages, which I find it rare in France, very international tourist friendly) are available. Very worthwhile to pay a visit.

We took the boat trip from Grand Port. We would have liked to visit the church at the Abbey, but there were tour groups who were given priority in front of us, we were ignored by the ticket office and ran out of time.

Off the beaten path historic abbey with interesting church that contains alls tombs of the Savoy family. The situation on a cliff overlooking the lake is superb, so don’t miss to walk down to the lake pier to photograph the site above the lake as you will not realize it when visiting otherwise. Another nice point of view is from the road that passes a few hundreds meters above the abbey; stop at Belvedere d’Ontex on D914 for an instaworthy shot. Do mind the closing time over lunchtime.

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The soothing voice of the lake, one hour swimming in it and a sunny day is all I wanted in Aix les Bains. Amazing views and great place to be. It’s just an hour from Lyon by TER trains. Strong recommend it.

Great place to stop on N7 near Machezal. Off road, tree shade & picnic table  good place for a lunch break or rest. Good view of the lake

It is a very beautiful lake, if you are into running its a nice spot

Nice lake. Found it on google maps and visited it. Giid restaurants around and had a great walk.

Great scenery and the water has an optimal wetness.

Super panorama

I went to the Grand Cercle Casino at Aix-les-Bains, not long ago to see a musical comedy of Miserables, organized by Aix-les-Bains conservatory and treater school. The interior of the Casino is grandiose, the ceilings magnificent, colorful and gilded.There's also a large statue in the center of the entrance. The auditorium is very pleasant, well laid out, the signs are comfortable and the architecture provides perefctaccoustics. And the staff are very pleasant. A small downside for the parking, where you couldn't longer pay by card, which seems to be a recurring problem ... But I recommend it !

The building itself is beautiful but it hasn't been helped by it now being a casino

This was the first casino I’ve been inside - I was more interested in seeing the inside of the building which I think is 200 years old and the ceilings are very ornate and lovely architecture in this old building. Did think it was spoiled a bit by all the flashing lights of the electronic machines - they weren’t particularly exciting from my perspective but quite a few people sitting there just constantly hitting buttons to play the machines. You did need a passport to get in (or other national identity document - dont think driving licence counts).. Worthwhile to see inside, but if you’re not into gambling could easily be in and out in 10 mins.

Nice ambience and the hall has an impressive ceiling. Finding parking was a mission possibly being the weekend. A bit too crowded for my liking as at one stage, it was difficult to find a place at virtual roulette machines. I did not check out the lounge which looked posh and quite well stocked. The drink choice at the small bar however was very limited.

Beautiful and impressive building, historical. Lots of cash machines, free coffe and juices, no daylight, everything is done to make you stay as long as possible and forget time is running.

Impressive building on the outside, equally nice on the inside. Visited for business reasons attending a conference. Not the best facilities for such an event.

Felt safe and not forced to gamble. Vert beautiful as well.

Well worth a visit. The whole place is just wonderful and not too big with relaxing shaded intimate areas, and lovely to get lost in. The architecture is impressive, at times quirky, and provides a great backdrop to the flourishing, healthy plants and colourful flowers. Very well maintained and a warm welcome. A must see is the short film about the family and how the gardens were created. I will be back!

Fascinating little place. Amazing use of space. A little busy at lunch time. You may have to queue for lunch (or maybe we were just unlucky). Staff very friendly and spoke English.

Very creative design of multiple small gardens. Woodwork, copper work, glasswork, painted furniture. And manicured flowers and plants. Very memorable. “A bit too much” sometimes. Worth taking the small menu for lunch.

So, so worth it. Swiss woodworking meets a Moroccan riad, through a Persian garden and a decent slice of the Lord of the Rings. Stay for lunch. Listen to the fountains. Get lost in the open covered galleries. This outstrips most palace gardens I've seen. Seriously magnifique.

This is a story is a family in love with wooden furniture. The place is cozy and excellent for lunch on sunny days. I have mixed feelings about this place. In one hand it is amazing how come a family was able to build all this with their own hands. On the other side we have a mix of so many styles that I really don't know if Inlike or not. Would suggest you visit and let me know your opinion.

Mix of kitchen garden greens and flowers with Moroccan riad type of concept. While nice on flora, not for everyone. A bit too much, stuffed with old or quasi old items all over.

Lovely as usual, beautiful flowers and spaces even mid September. If you don't linger, the visit lasts about an hour, with a ten min english subtitled explanation movie, but take your time and take a nice break 💜

I have to be honest, I am not a great fan of castles and don’t get what all the fuss is about. However this one was great - it was personal, it was quiet, it didn’t feel like a tourist death trap and it was actually kind of cool to explore and discover on your own. Pro tip: Come at 10AM when they are opening. You will be the only one.

We spend a great time here. The castle js beautiful as is the surrounding landscape abd there's a treasure hunt for children where you solve clues around the castle and get a candy from a treasure chest. Our daughter had a blast. worth a visit. There are cows when you leave the castle and go down on the right and a good photo option

We loved this chateau!!! A little gift shop where you buy tickets and some treats to buy like ice cream. The views from the top are beautiful over the gardens. So glad we went there!!! Climb the spiral stairs case and look out of top. We didn’t do the tour as it’s a little in English but this was a highlight of our 3 day trip to Annecy!

This is such a treasure - really beautiful, spectacular back drops, visit here and have discounts for the local Secret Garden and gorge walk.(keep yoir receipt). Fun adventure trail for the kids to solve the clues and get the secret code to open a treasure chest. Great exhibitions of some real treasures from the land of pharoes and romans to incredible lace, armour and more. Well worth a visit. We took a picnic up and enjoyed in the grass around the castle 🏰 😀.

A beautiful castle near Annecy. We visited it on an half day tour, organized by the Tourist offiece of Annecy, combined with a visit to Gorges du Fier. A guide tells you about the history of the castle and you can see the collection of historic objects from aroud the world, that belonged to one of the owners of the castle. You can also climb the tower to see great views of the area.

Great castle, fun to explore. Eclectic collection of artifacts in several rooms inside. The Knight's hall has a great collection of weaponry. Beautiful 360-degree view of the the surrounding area from the top of the tower. Easy parking, reasonable entry fee. Small crowds in October - at times it felt like we had the castle to ourselves!

A really nice and quiet place. Sincerely recommended ;)

A great place to enjoy nature! It’s comfortable even on very hot days thanks to the plenty of shade and the cool breeze from the river. The trail is easy and suitable for all levels..

This was a fun walk, wear sensible foot wear - mostly so you don't loose your treasured flip flop into the torrent below! It's not expensive and it's pretty spectacular. Not challenging (unless you're not keen on high suspended walk ways over gorges and rapids!). Can be quite busy and parts get congested and require you wait for your turn to pass.

Absolutely stunning natural gorge open for 156 years. The footbridge was nicely build since than but with upgrades of course. For non adventurous peraon like me, it's scary to walk on the footbridge but definitely worth going here. Recommend to wear anti-slip shoes and bring less things with you. Ticket is at €6

Absolutely beautiful! Definitely worth the, in my opinion, small entry fee (€6,-). A nice walk through a steep and interestingly shaped gorge, where a narrow deck/bridge, suspended from the side of the wall, takes you along and above the flowing waters at the bottom of the crevices. For most of the route, the walkway is halfway between the top and bottom of the gorge, which gives a impressive view of the worn out stone and swirling river below. Near the end of the route, the walls open up and you get a view from just above the gorge. Looking down, there are many, massive blocks of stone that have sheared of the very walls you're standing on and have tumbled down into the waters. All in all a very impressive sight.

A truly magical place. I returned after two years and it didn't disappoint at all. Ps. look for the magic of the place, faces and creatures can hide in every stone ;)

Astonishing natural beauty with a wonderful high ledge walk. Was great that it was raining and quiet. Beautiful place

We had an amazing day there! We stayed in Annecy for a few days, without a car, and decided to go there by public transportation. It took around 1 hour by bus and we had to walk 20min (not an easy path, it was a steep descent which we had to go up after). The experience in Gorges du Fier worth the work to get there, the place is beautiful and it was not full of people, which made our pictures look so nice! There’s a small shop, bar and toilets before entering the park. Our card didn’t work to buy tickets so we paid with cash, keep this in mind because there’s no ATM there. I definitely recommend this visit! It’s totally possible with public transportation and walk but it’s easier by car! ☺️