Villy-le-Bouveret

In the built heritage, the village church dedicated to Saint Peter was rebuilt in 1898 in a neo-Gothic style. The previous building dates back to the 16th century. It was noted that a bell dating from 1582 was registered and protected by the Ministry of Culture. It has a high silver content, hence a very special timbre when it tingle.

Also worth seeing are two oratories: one at the entrance of the town, the other at the place called Crêt à l'Âne, the highest point of the village (accessed via a steep path).

This can be a walk or hiking goal. Several trails to be made on foot or by mountain bike include the village and its territory. Be careful to learn about any difficulties related to the relief. Brochures and information on 0820 00 73 74 or +33 4 50 45 00 33.

In winter, some sections can be used for snowshoeing. And on specific circuits, the landscape can also be apprehended in a motorized way, by driving quads on adapted circuits. Join the local club on +33 4 50 44 11 15.

In a different register, an association offers exhibitions and pottery classes. Contact us at +33 4 50 68 08 77.

The second Saturday of June, Court of Africa Festival. Program, meals, entertainment and workshops, concert.

The first weekend of July, a peasant festival with costumed parades, evocation of rural scenes of yesteryear, traditional meals and musical entertainment.

In mid-September, autumn festival with country market (local products and crafts), animations on the theme of the apple, concerts.