Lagnieu: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Château de Montferrand was built in 1471 by Claude de Montferrand with the permission of the Duke of Savoy and forms part of Lagnieu’s fortified town walls. In 1990, it was added to the supplementary inventory of historic monuments. The 16th-century murals are considered a unique cultural heritage site in Ain due to their quality and rich iconography.
Renting a holiday apartment in Lagnieu can be part of your personal travel planning.
Culture and leisure
The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste houses the altarpiece “The Virgin in the Cloak”, which is classified as a historic monument. Lagnieu also has a grangeon featuring a mini-museum of viticulture, testifying to the viticultural and agricultural heritage of Bugey and Lagnieu.
Lagnieu’s outdoor swimming complex has three pools, diving boards, a solarium and a snack bar.
Nature
The Croix de Bramafan is located at an altitude of 585 metres and overlooks Lagnieu. From the Croix de Bramafan, visitors can enjoy views of the Rhône’s meanders, the Ain plain, Lyon and the Beaujolais mountains. Several paths lead to the Croix de Bramafan.
The Parc paysager Pré-Grand is a large landscaped park within Lagnieu. The paths in the Parc paysager Pré-Grand are suitable for running, Nordic walking, walking and outings with children. The trees in the Pré-Grand arboretum provide coolness and tranquillity.
Paths and activities
The greenways leading from Lagnieu to Villebois, together with the paths in the Parc de Pré-Grand and other existing routes, make it possible to enjoy long circular tours without motorised vehicles.
The ViaRhôna alternates between secure greenways and shared roads. It runs 3 kilometres from Lagnieu town centre along the section from Groslée to La Balme-les-Grottes.
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