The “Anse à travers les âges” circular trail leads through the old village and past the Saint-Cyprien Chapel, which is attributed to the 5th century.
Anyone who has chosen Anse as their travel destination would like to rent a holiday apartment here.
Nature and Trails
The Plan d'eau du Colombier is located in a 70-hectare nature area and is a former gravel pit that has been redeveloped for swimming and leisure activities. A footpath runs along the Plan d'eau du Colombier.
The Chemin de Fer Touristique d'Anse offers a 2.5-kilometre journey through nature from the Pont d'Anse to the Plan d'eau du Colombier. The Chemin de Fer Touristique d'Anse runs on a 38-centimetre-gauge narrow-gauge railway.
History
The Château des Tours was built between 1213 and 1218 by Archbishop Renaud de Forez. The Château des Tours houses a Gallo-Roman museum with finds from numerous excavations in the municipality of Anse.
The Saint-Cyprien Chapel was probably built in the 5th or 6th century. Medieval frescoes are visible on its eastern wall; today, the chapel serves as an exhibition space.
The Habitat gallo-romain de la Grange du Bief is a Gallo-Roman archaeological settlement site in Anse.
Culture
A guided tour of the Château des Tours visits all areas of the château. The guided tour “À la découverte du Vieil Anse” is a walk during which the origins of Anse are discovered.
Other places in this selection: Limas, Arnas, Cours-La-Ville, Quincié-En-Beaujolais, Taponas, Yzeron, Saint-Forgeux, Vaugneray.