Culture
The Temple d’Étupes features architecture characteristic of the 18th century; the present-day Temple d’Étupes was rebuilt in the neoclassical style in 1839 and extensively restored in 2019 with the support of the town of Étupes and the Fondation du patrimoine.
The Manufacture Métis in Étupes was selected as a weaver for Verquelure, a traditional fabric of the Pays de Montbéliard.
During a visit to VVMUSIC-VVACCORDEON, visitors can observe accordion repair and restoration techniques; the visit also presents how an accordion works, different types of instruments, and the history of the accordion.
When planning a personal trip, the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Étupes may be the main priority.
Nature
The Espace Naturel Sensible de la Basse Vallée de l’Allan also extends across the municipality of Étupes. It covers 160 hectares of meadows, riparian forests, and aquatic habitats, is home to protected species, and serves as an important resting place for birds during migration or overwintering.
Trails
Numerous birds can be observed in the Vallée de l’Allan, where they breed or pass through this wetland. The Vallée de l’Allan site has a trail with compacted gravel and natural-surface sections.
The Parc des deux Canaux offers a 1.3-kilometre circular trail through wetlands in the Brognard–Étupes sector. Access to the Parc des 2 Canaux in Étupes is on Avenue Oehmichen in the Technoland area, beside the canal.
Other places: Clerval, Quingey, Belleherbe, Morteau, Fournets-Luisans, Chamesol, École-Valentin, Baume-Les-Dames.
