Going on holiday in September offers many advantages: pleasant temperatures, less crowded tourist sites, and the beauty of landscapes that gently change color. Rumilly-Albanais is full of treasures to explore for our September-loving friends. Let's start with a selection of 5 must-sees, perfect for discovering in September!
NB: Always remember to find out opening days and times in advance!
The Gorges du Fier
Enjoy an approximately one-hour walk on a suspended walkway in the Gorges, over 25 meters high. September is an ideal time to visit this unmissable geological wonder, which is very popular during the summer.
Montrottier Castle
Want to become an expert on medieval Savoy? Don't wait any longer and head to the Château de Montrottier . This site houses impressive collections of earthenware, weapons, porcelain, lace and various traditional objects from Africa and the Far East.
The Secret Gardens
Do you love unique and eclectic gardens? The Secret Gardens will exceed your expectations. Stroll through them, enjoying the beautiful colors and delightful scents of this unusual world. As a bonus? Alain will be waiting for you with mint tea and delicious doughnuts.
As one of the most visited sites in our region, enjoying this site in September is a great option!
Rumilly Karting
Mamma Mia! Add a little adrenaline to your vacation by hitting the go -kart track in Rumilly . Between the shells and the bananas, you can relax with a drink at the Melbourne, a 100% Australian pub.
The Lamas of Salagine:
Have you ever walked around with real stuffed animals on legs? It happens 10 minutes from Rumilly with the Lamas of Salagine. Take a moment out of time to bond with your llama while discovering the ponds of Crosagny.
Bonus:
September weather is often mild and pleasant, with gentle temperatures and sunny days. This favorable weather will allow you to fully enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing , hiking , mountain biking , and much more!
And if the weather really decides to be uncooperative, find some ideas here to inspire you!
Happy holidays to all Septemberites!