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Situated on the local church, a sundial evokes Leonardo da Vinci and shows the perfect balance of man. Its dictum : "Look at your shadow and you will...Read more

A sundial can be seen on the wall of the local town hall. Its dictum : "The unity of being is the fruit of the present".

19th century chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Located on a hill on the northern side of the village with a lovely panoramic view of Joux. The pedestrian...Read more

Monumental statue of the Virgin Mary (4.5 m) in black Volvic stone (1861) on a promontory. A pilgrimage site. The monument welcomes visitors all year round.

This medieval chapel is the oldest remaining religious building in Tarare. It still has its Romanesque-style chancel decorated with medieval paintings....Read more

This medieval chapel has kept its original architecture with a central nave and side chapel. Wood panelled ceiling. Blind window in the flamboyant Gothic...Read more

This ancient chapel dates back to the 12th century and was rebuilt in 1757. A hiking path leads directly to it and offers a remarkable view of Tarare and...Read more

Saint André de Larny chapel nestles in the heart of the old village, 4 km north of Pollionnay. Restored in the 17th century, it still has the vaulted...Read more

The presence of the dam in this valley has an historical purpose. This and the different landscapes and fauna and flora throughout the area will be explained...Read more

The remaining 9th-12th century Romanesque parts are what is left of the village's original church. It is within the "vingtain", a 14th century defensive...Read more