Historic site and monument

Village of Ambronay

Ambronay is a pretty village. A walk through the small, narrow streets of the old town lined with old houses will take you to the remains of the ramparts. Old Blains castle, Gargoyle gate and walk in the forest will charm you

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The old ramparts extend to the west of La Conche at the Porte de la Gargoyle, the old city gate.
The old castle of Blains, now the town hall, houses some treasures, visible during heritage days.

In the heart of a forest where firs and hardwoods rub shoulders with boxwood in the undergrowth,
the paths will lead you to the different hamlets with their houses
traditional stone and small heritage. At the top of the hills, grandiose panoramas over the plain of the Ain are revealed…

At the bend of a path on the heights of Merland, a surprising encounter
awaits you: the Highland Cattle, Scottish cows with long brown hair, raised in the open air. Fishing enthusiasts can put their rods on one of the two equipped lakes, Lac du Vorgey and Lac de Longeville, ideal for discovering canoeing and kayaking.
Possibility of guided tours by reservation for groups
History and city map available free of charge on request.

Themes

    • Historical patrimony
    • Religious Heritage
    • Château
    • Tour
    • City Village
    • Abbey

Types

  • Historic site and monument

Comfort

Services

  • Food

Equipments

  • Coach parking
  • Playground
  • Parking
  • Free parking
  • Public toilets

Customer base

Maximum group size: 50

Pricing

Free access, all year round

Opening

All year, every day.

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.