Saint-Vit

Full of charm, Saint-Vit the small town has an interesting architectural heritage to discover during a stay in the area, like the postmaster eighteenth century house. Listed historical monument, it was originally an important stagecoach and mail coach. Strolling through the streets, you can also admire the house of 23 rue Charles de Gaulle, also listed historical monument, or the old wash-trough cover.

Built in the thirteenth century, the church Saint-Vit experienced several modifications and restorations over the centuries, including unveiling today a bell tower, a nave and side chapels eighteenth.

The Doubs valley and river stop Moulin du Pré are also great places to walk with family or friends to enjoy the wildlife and local flora as much as the sunny days.

A fair is organized every third Wednesday of the month on the Promenade boardwalk.

The feast of Saint-Vit takes place every July with the program rides, games for all ages or food stands.