Culture and History
The Musée de Feurs presents a permanent exhibition on the history of Feurs from prehistoric times to the present day.
The Musée d'Archéologie in Feurs displays mosaics, milestones, a pottery kiln, ceramics and amphorae.
The second floor of the Musée de Feurs also houses the exhibition “Charles Beauverie, sa vie, son œuvre”.
The Église Notre Dame dates essentially from the 15th century and offers guided individual tours.
The ruins of Château de Salt-en-Donzy are located in the immediate vicinity of Feurs. The ruins of Château de Cleppé, Château de Bellegarde-en-Forez and Château de Chalain are also located in the surrounding area of Feurs.
When planning a trip to Feurs, visitors may wish to rent a holiday apartment for the Musée de Feurs, the Église Notre Dame and the Hippodrome de Feurs.
Nature and Landscape
The short F6 cycling circuit passes through the ponds of Feurs, where cyclists can see herons and other birds.
The mountains Pic de Montverdun and Crêt Pioche are located in the surrounding area of Feurs. In the wider regional area around Feurs are the mountains Crêt Midon and Mont Rat.
Events
Racing events, including a Quinté+, take place at the Hippodrome de Feurs from March to October. The Hippodrome de Feurs is classified as a first-category racecourse.
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