What to do in the Ain when it rains?
Pouring rain? You don’t want to be cooped up going round in circles! Here are our best ideas for enjoying the Ain even in the drizzle.
Royal Monastery of Brou
Bresse enamels
Cerdon cavesThe Ain, even in the rain...
Dive into history and heritage from a sheltered spot!
Who said rain spoils visits? When the walls have a story to tell, you’ll hang on every word.
- Monastère royal de Brou: A jewel of flamboyant Gothic architecture, where love and art meet for eternity.
- Château de Voltaire: A refuge for free spirits, where every room breathes the sharp pen of the philosopher.
- Cuivrerie de Cerdon: Here, copper is forged as it once was, in a setting that sparks.
Royal Monastery of Brou
Voltaire Castle
Cerdon copperwareA gourmet break to warm up
When the sky is grey, let local flavours bring sunshine to your day.
Cerdon cavesThe Cerdon cavesAn all-weather underground adventure!
Rain outside? The adventure continues underground! The Grottes du Cerdon offer a fascinating journey into the depths of time, between water-sculpted galleries and a mysterious atmosphere. An ideal site for a sheltered getaway, where nature has been telling its story for millennia.
CERNA fascinating dive into the infinitely small
Why not travel… to the heart of matter? CERN and the Portail des Sciences open the doors to particle physics, with interactive exhibitions and discoveries that shake up our perceptions. A captivating exploration of science, technology and the mysteries of the universe!
CernThe discoveries don't stop
Behind the thick walls of castles and historic sites, centuries of history await you. A dry plunge into the past, to turn rain into a pretext for discovery. Curious? Just follow the guide.
Indoor leisure activities for the whole family
Jiva Hill SpaTreat yourself to a wellness break
Take advantage of this day to slow down and treat yourself to a moment just for you. Spas, relaxation areas, Nordic baths or hammams, the Ain region abounds with addresses where water doesn’t fall from the sky, but envelops the body in warmth and softness. What if the rain were the perfect excuse to recharge your batteries?
