Pet Friendly
The village of Briord, well installed on the banks of the Rhône, is full of historical treasures dating from the Gallo-Roman era: funerary inscriptions, necropolis, underground aqueduct. A heritage trail invites you to discover the village's past.
The Archaeological Museum of Briord brings together some of its remains.
The Briarettes aqueduct, listed as a Historic Monument since 1904, is Briord's most remarkable ancient work. A unique experience to cross the almost 400 m of underground galleries that still exist with a flashlight. Remember to put on boots!
Typical Bugiste houses and farmhouses have been preserved in the village and in the hamlets. Some of the houses along the port have a particular cachet. The village of Briord also has a river port of about thirty rings.
Themes
- Work of art
- Historical patrimony
- Religious Heritage
- City water
- Bridge / Viaduct
- Farm
- House
- Ruins and remains
- Archeological site
- City Village
- Fresco / Painting
- Bread oven
- Chapel
- Church
Types
- Historic site and monument
Home supplement
Comfort
Services
- Pet Friendly
- Catering
Equipments
- Picnic area.
- Bar
- Parking
- Parking nearby
- Coach parking
- Free parking
Admission fees
Free access.
Opening
The village can be discovered all year round
Advice from the Office
In case of rain
Do not panic ! Here are all our sheltered activities.
On the way back
To bring back a souvenir or something to treat yourself, stock up on local products from Pérouges in Bugey.