Sights and Monuments
- The Parsonnage manor
- Sant Jean-Marie Vianney church
- Saint Claude church
- the Bois de Serres
- Vianney's birthplace
- The oratory of Jean Marie Vianney
- The anti-war monument to the dead, inscribed "Contre la guerre et ses victimes la fraternité des peuples" (the brotherhood of peoples, against war and its victims), is one of France's Pacifist monuments to the dead.
- The Paillet fort
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