Visit the Bresse Chalonnaise

On the edge of the Burgundian Bresse region, this area comprising Châtenoy-en-Bresse, Épervans, Lans, Oslon and Saint-Marcel offers a lifestyle centred around the River Saône, nature and outdoor leisure activities. Here, the landscape is centred around the river, green spaces and landscaped areas ideal for relaxation.

The area stands out for its particularly wide range of activities: in Châtenoy-en-Bresse, the Roseraie Saint-Nicolas is home to numerous leisure facilities, whilst in Épervans, the river’s proximity makes it ideal for water sports and walks along the riverbank.

The area also boasts a modest yet remarkable heritage. In Lans, the history is linked to Dominique Vivant Denon, a leading figure in French culture and the first director of the Louvre Museum. In Saint-Marcel, the church bears witness to a rich architectural and religious past, with ancient features illustrating the village’s evolution over the centuries. In Oslon, local history is intertwined with that of the plain’s ancient rural settlements, blending agricultural tradition with village life.

With its leisure facilities, local heritage and proximity to the River Saône, this area is the perfect setting for a day out in the fresh air, combining relaxation, sporting activities and exploring the local area.