Meillonnas

• Gothic-style church: Listed as a Historic Monument, it houses two chapels adorned with 14th and 15th century fresco paintings. By their finesse, these scenes of the life of the Virgin and the Passion evoke Italian painting of the time.
• Pottery and earthenware: The pottery tradition dates back to Gallo-Roman times. La Bresse, rich in quality soil, played an important role in the production of culinary pottery. The clay and limestone marls of the region were used to make "carrons", glazed earthenware, earthenware and sandstone. The soil of Meillonas reveals clay deposits that our distant ancestors were aware of. In 1760, a "Fayence" factory was founded by Baron de Meillonas in his castle. A specialty which gave this village its great fame.
• Fishing in the Le Sevron river and in the Raza lake.
• Small hikes:

• Circuit from Bresse to the Ain Valley (30 km / 8h).
• Mont Grillerin circuit (15 km / 4h30).
• Sanciat circuit through the mountain (7 km / 2h).
• Crest circuit (6 km / 2h).

• Pottery market which takes place every two years in May.
• Summer village visits every year in July and August organized by Bourg-en-Bresse Destinations.

Jasseron Castle: The history of Jasseron certainly begins with its destruction around 350, date attested by the discovery of coins bearing the effigy of Emperor Constant I which were undoubtedly buried there during the barbarian invasions. We deduce from this the presence of a Roman camp before these attacks, including a wooden guard tower which must have served as a base in the 11th century for the construction of what would become one of the most powerful castles in Revermont.