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© Chabe01Église d'Ouroux
This Romanesque-Byzantine church is adorned with a beautiful 12th-century bell tower, on the roof of which a Star of David and a monstrance appear side by side with the star, symbolising ‘the sun eclipsing the star’.
© Chabe01Saint Jacques des Arrêts
Today, it lies on the Way of St James as a village welcoming walkers following the route via Cluny and Le Puy-en-Velay. In its church, you can admire frescoes by Jean Fusaro, a contemporary painter from Lyon.
© SebleoufVillage de Monsols
Monsols lies at the foot of the mountains: Saint Rigaud, La Teissonnière, Charruge, Le Monnet, La Marine and Chonnay. The altitude of the village ranges from 500–550 metres in the village centre to 1,012 metres at the summit of Mont Saint Rigaud.
Illustrative photoÉglise de Saint Christophe la Montagne
Perched on the hill overlooking the village and the Grosne Valley, this church welcomes you into a modest yet peaceful setting. Every year, on the last Sunday in July, pilgrims come to place themselves under the protection of Saint Christopher.
Illustrative photoEglise Notre-Dame de l Assomption
The 12th-century Romanesque Church of Notre Dame de l’Assomption, built in the Cluniac style, was restored in 1956. It is one of the masterpieces of late 12th-century Cluniac Romanesque art.
Illustrative photoFour et moulin à huile
The oven and oil mill located in the restaurant ‘Le Relais du Vieux Moulin’.
Illustrative photoViaduc du Châtelard
Built in 1909, the Châtelard Viaduct, which stands 27 metres high, offers a breathtaking view of the Monsols Valley and the surrounding forests. There is a signposted walking route that follows the old tram line.
Illustrative photoVillage d'Ouroux
- Things to see: The church. - Things to do: Walking (one 21.7 circuit with alternative routes), the Randoland fun walk, a market selling strawberries, Chinese artichokes, cheeses and jams, self-guided farm tours and guided nature walks available.
Illustrative photoVillage de Saint Christophe la Montagne
The commune of Saint-Christophe-la-Montagne is situated in a mid-mountain area. Its church forms part of the ‘Chemins du Sacré’ route, which brings together the Romanesque churches of the Beaujolais and Haut-Beaujolais regions.
Illustrative photoVillage de Saint Mamert
- Things to see: The church. - Things to do: Walking (5 km circular route), multimedia centre.
Activities and walks
© SebleoufBibliothèque municipale
Monsols Municipal Library.
Illustrative photoCentre Multimédia
Twice a week, you’ll find free, unrestricted internet access! The multimedia centre also offers training courses to help you get to grips with the ins and outs of computing.
Illustrative photoEco-ferme du Carruge
Ouroux, Le Carruge
Illustrative photoLes Gnolus - ça sent le sapin...
Discover the Beaujolais region through a fun geocaching adventure: a treasure hunt the whole family can enjoy! At Mont Saint-Rigaud, venture deep into the pine forest in search of the lost Gnolu, Yookâ!
Illustrative photoMaison de la Randonnée et du Trail
Set amidst lush greenery, the Maison de la Randonnée et du Trail offers a tourist information centre, a full range of maps and guidebooks to help you explore the area’s trails, a shop area and events during every school holiday.
Illustrative photoRandoland : L'Echappée de Saint Christophe
Introduce children to the joys of walking with three fun trails where they’ll go on a mystery hunt… With L’Echappée de Saint Christophe, step into the heart of the Beaujolais Vert!
Illustrative photoRandoland : L'Enigme d'Ouroux
Introduce children to the joys of walking with three fun trails where they’ll go on a mystery hunt… With the Ouroux Mystery, discover the mysterious Gros Bois Castle and its centuries-old trees!
Illustrative photoRandoland : La Légende du Mont St Rigaud
Enjoy a family hike and introduce your children to the joys of walking, with three fun trails designed to let the little ones lead the way, taking the whole family along for the ride. With the legend of St Rigaud, experience an adventure at the source of the Rhône!
Illustrative photoSentier pédagogique du Mont Saint Rigaud
The Mont Saint Rigaud nature trail is the perfect setting for a walk with family or friends.
Where to stay
Illustrative photoGîte atypique et nuits américaines en caravane Airstream
A unique holiday cottage welcomes you for an unforgettable stay with family or friends. Come and enjoy a change of scenery in its quirky rooms and an American Airstream caravan, in a haven of peace and tranquillity in the heart of the countryside.
Illustrative photoGîte de groupe des 2 Grosnes
Group accommodation in the village of Ouroux. Fully equipped kitchen, living room, 1 bedroom (2 single beds, accessible for people with reduced mobility), 1 bedroom (2 beds), 2 bedrooms (3 beds), 1 bedroom (4 beds), 3 dormitories (5 beds), 1 dormitory (6 beds), 1 dormitory (8 beds).
Where to eat
Illustrative photoAuberge du Razay : Chez Max
Home-style, friendly cuisine. Group meals available on request.
Illustrative photoEma Restaurant
A bistronomic restaurant, wine bar, delicatessen and wine shop in Avenas, right in the heart of the Beaujolais region.
Illustrative photoLe Relais du Vieux Moulin
Set against a rural backdrop, the restaurant serves authentic, hearty cuisine, specialising in dishes cooked in a wood-fired oven.
Local produce
Illustrative photoEco-ferme du Carruge
Soft, matured organic goat’s cheeses, flavoured with herbs and spices and in unusual shapes. Why not take this opportunity to find out more about this biodynamic farm or book a nature walk with Gérard, a keen ornithologist?
Illustrative photoEco-ferme du Carruge
A tour of the organic goat farm, with tastings and sales of organic cheeses. Nature discovery walks with Gérard, a keen birdwatcher.
Illustrative photoFerme de l'épinette
La Ferme de l’Épinette is a farm specialising in market gardening, artisan baking, cut flowers and eggs. They produce bread and baked goods made with 100 per cent natural sourdough, using flour milled from their own cereals.
Illustrative photoGaec du Levain
Bread and biscuits.
Illustrative photoMiellerie du Fût d'Avenas
Situated at the Col du Fût d’Avenas, at an altitude of 762 metres, our honey farm offers you the fruits of our bees’ labour: over 10 varieties of honey, extracted and bottled by us.
Illustrative photoSUNIER Julien
In organic viticulture, the vineyards cover 5 hectares of Beaujolais crus: Fleurie, Morgon and Régnié. Through his wines, Julien seeks to express the unique character of the terroir, using traditional and authentic viticultural methods.
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoAtelier de gravure
Engraving workshop.
Illustrative photoPoterie du Saint Rigaud
Hand-crafted figurines, animals and decorative items made from earthenware pots. Margareth also creates custom figurines: commission your own chef, gardener or favourite animal to brighten up your kitchen or garden.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 28 October 2026.
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