It is worth making the trip to see the bell tower of this priory church (12C-13C): it dominates the town from 60m up (209 steps to climb), and culminates in a bulbous dome - these are common in Comté - and a bell tower with a chiming clock. The ais..

Located on the banks of the Cuisance River, the house contains many of Pasteur's personal souvenirs, including family portraits and a picture of Jean-Baptiste Jupille, the shepherd from the Jura who was famously saved by Pasteur's anti-rabies treatme..