Places and Monuments
- Église Saint-Maurice
- Château de Coudrée ou Château de Forons.
- Château de la Tour de Marignan.
- Château de Sciez.
- Musée des Sapeurs-pompiers (firefighters' museum)
- Port de plaisance de Sciez (Sciez Marina)
- Plage de Sciez (Sciez beach)
- Domaine et Théâtre du Guidou
- Musée de la Préhistoire et Géologie (Prehistory and Geology museum)
- Notre Dame de Chavannex
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