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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.
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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Anse.
Things to see and do
© Indication : B. F. ParisAnse
In the Gallo-Roman period, Anse was an important stopover between Lugdunum (Lyon) and Matisco (Mâcon): its strategic importance led to the construction of defences, traces of which, such as the Château des Tours, still stand today.
© Groumfy69Château des Tours
A medieval castle built by Renaud de Forez, comprising a cylindrical keep, a semi-circular tower and a central rectangular main building. Inside: Gallo-Roman mosaics, a small archaeological museum...
Illustrative photoASEA Sagitta sculpteur L'art en lumière
A tour of a cave house and a chance to admire the wrought-iron sculptures by Dominique SAGNARD and Marc Da Costa. An extraordinary spot overlooking the town of Anse. Beaujolais wine tasting available.
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoAtelier Empreinte
Teaching 17th- and 18th-century oil painting techniques. Restoration and conservation of paintings and works of art. Painter.
Illustrative photoCentre Aquatique & Forme Aquazergues
Discover Aquazergues, your aquatic centre dedicated to relaxation and fitness. Take a dip in our pools, suitable for all ages, relax in our wellness areas or try out a range of water-based activities. A wellness break awaits you
Illustrative photoChemin de Fer Touristique d'Anse
Set off on a 30-minute journey through the countryside aboard a train that is unique in France – an exact replica of SNCF rolling stock. The 6km return journey runs from Anse-Pont to the Colombier lake. Trains depart every hour.
Illustrative photoEspace Bien-être Aquazergues
If you’re looking to unwind or enjoy some time to yourself, why not make the most of Aquazergues’ wellness area? Relax in the humid heat of the hammam, escape to one of our saunas, and unwind in the jacuzzi or on the sun loungers on our terrace.
Illustrative photoGoolfy
Discover the magic of this innovative mini-golf concept, unique to the Beaujolais region, designed for children as well as adults.
Illustrative photoLes Gnolus - Ça gronde chez les Burgondes !
Discover the Beaujolais region through a fun geocaching adventure: a treasure hunt the whole family can enjoy! In Anse, set off in search of Gnolu Citrùs, an expert in ancient history, who will help you discover the town’s heritage.
Illustrative photoLoisirs Motorsport
Whether with family, friends or for your corporate event, come and enjoy our wide range of sports activities! Introductory motorbike sessions, off-road electric scooter rides, courses, summer camps…
Illustrative photoMédiathèque Albert Gardoni
A municipal service which lends out books, CDs and magazines. Items can be reserved via the website. Regular cultural events and school visits are organised for local schools.
Illustrative photoPêche au plan d'eau du Colombier
Nestled in the heart of 70 hectares of lush greenery, Lac du Colombier invites you to enjoy a peaceful getaway.
Illustrative photoPlan d'eau des Communaux
Come and enjoy a peaceful spot of fishing on this small 1.5-hectare lake.
Where to eat
© RomainbeharAu Colombier
Situated on the banks of the Saône, opposite the Château de Saint Bernard (the former home of the painter Utrillo), Le Colombier is open from Wednesday to Sunday lunchtime. View our menus and make online bookings at www.aucolombier.com. Come and discover Frédéric Côte’s cuisine.
Illustrative photoCoup de Ju’
Le Coup de Ju' is a restaurant and pizzeria serving traditional cuisine alongside a selection of pizzas.
Illustrative photoLe Saint Romain
The essence of St Romain is a beautifully laid table in a warm and welcoming setting. Our menu changes with the seasons, and we create dishes where imagination and expertise work their magic.
Illustrative photoRestaurant le Gwada Lounge
A great atmosphere and a friendly vibe. Corporate meals, pubs, themed evenings.
Local produce
Illustrative photoDomaine des Crêtes
This estate was built from ‘Pierres Dorées’ stone in the 19th century. You will receive a warm welcome at the wine cellar (where wines are sold directly) from the Brondel family – winemakers for four generations, passing the trade down from father to son – as you discover their wines. (See opening hours)
Illustrative photoDomaine Saint-Cyr
Wine tasting cellar and shop selling local specialities. White, red and rosé Beaujolais, and Beaujolais crus.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 23 October 2026.
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