Bougé-Chambalud

Built on the foundations of several Roman temples, the church of Bougé reveals a fine example of Lombard architecture with a late Romanesque style. The building also has a stone and a Roman tent and a beautiful triangular pediment.

Also full of interest, the Chambalud church reveals a Romanesque bell tower and hangers full and twelfth century warheads. It has long been known as a place of pilgrimage to St. Ennemond because an ointment made by the parish priest who was reputed to cure boils.

Walking through the town, be sure not to admire the remains of Thivolley, a former field early medieval part razed to the late eighteenth century, the Commandery of the Chal or Castle Gate built seventeenth and twentieth renovated by its current owners, the family Mountains Savasse.

You can also admire an English oak door over four centuries with its trunk over 5 m.

In mid-July a dance and fireworks are available for the national holiday.

• From 15 june to 31 august 2024
• Entrée du village
• Point of sale of the association Atout Fruit. Offers summer stone fruits picked the same day or the day before.