Attractions and places to see around Broissia, a commune in the Jura department of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, include historical sites and natural features. The area is characterized by diverse landscapes, offering opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors can explore Romanesque architecture and geological formations. Broissia provides a blend of cultural heritage and natural points of interest.
Last updated: June 23, 2026
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A very nice campsite at the Plan d'eau de la Grange du Pin with adequate and clean restrooms and shady pitches. There's also a restaurant, a sports field, and a high ropes course.
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Beautiful church with a small market unfortunately the string for the bell tower is broken and the cross is no longer inside
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Abandoned church with a working bell 🔔 I highly recommend to ring it!
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The entrance to this cave is perhaps one of the grandest. Its 20 meter high overhang is reminiscent of a grand palace.
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Good startpoint for hikes. You can find maps near the campsite reception or in flyers format at campsite reception opening hours. There are several signs for beginning some walks :-) It's also a good startpoint for mountain bike.
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Built in the middle of the 11th century on a priory founded in the 6th century by a certain Ymeterius, a hermit from Saint-Claude, this church is isolated in the fields (the medieval village which surrounded it was burned down in 1477 and the dwellings were rebuilt away). This gives an incredible charm to this elegant building which was completely rehabilitated in 2011. Saint-Hymetière offers a fine example of rural monastic churches from the first Romanesque age. However, it is distinguished by its vaulted nave from the outset, semi-circular and unstructured.
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The region around Broissia is rich in history. You can explore the Church of Saint-Hymetière, an elegant 11th-century building known for its rural monastic architecture and vaulted nave. Another notable religious site is the Church of Dramelay-le-Château, which offers a glimpse into the area's past.
For expansive views, head to Mont Myon, standing at 662 meters. It features an orientation table and picnic spots, perfect for enjoying the surrounding landscape. The area also boasts diverse natural landscapes ideal for walks and hikes.
The Ox Cave is a must-see, particularly for its grand entrance. Its 20-meter high overhang has been described as reminiscent of a grand palace, making it a striking natural monument.
Yes, the area offers options for families. The Pine Barn (Plan d'eau de la Grange du Pin) is a great spot with a campsite, restaurant, sports field, and a high ropes course, providing various activities for all ages. The Church of Saint-Hymetière is also considered family-friendly for a cultural visit.
Broissia is an excellent base for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find numerous routes for mountain biking, cycling, and running. For detailed trails, explore the MTB Trails around Broissia, Cycling around Broissia, and Running Trails around Broissia guides.
Absolutely. The region is characterized by diverse natural landscapes, offering many opportunities for walks and hikes. Mont Myon is a popular starting point for hiking, and the Pine Barn also serves as a good base with maps and signs for various walks.
Visitors appreciate the unique charm of the Church of Saint-Hymetière, especially its isolated location in the fields. The grand entrance of the Ox Cave is also a highlight, often compared to a grand palace. The panoramic views from Mont Myon are highly valued for their beauty and the opportunity to relax.
Many natural sites, including Mont Myon and the Ox Cave, are generally considered to have an intermediate difficulty level for exploration. This means they are accessible to most visitors with a reasonable level of fitness, offering rewarding experiences without being overly strenuous.
While specific parking details for each attraction are best checked locally, popular spots like Mont Myon and the Pine Barn are generally equipped to accommodate visitors. For the Church of Saint-Hymetière, its isolated location suggests parking might be available nearby, though it's advisable to confirm upon arrival.
The Jura region, including Broissia, is beautiful throughout the warmer months, typically from spring to early autumn. This period offers pleasant weather for exploring historical sites, enjoying natural landscapes, and engaging in outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. The Pine Barn campsite is also open during these seasons.
Yes, the area around Broissia offers options for accommodation and dining. The Pine Barn, for example, has a campsite with good amenities and a restaurant. You'll find various cafes, pubs, and restaurants in the broader Jura region, as well as gîtes and chambres d'hôtes for accommodation.


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