Aumont: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The church in Aumont has been mentioned since as early as 1145. Its bell tower is a Gothic structure dating from the 15th century, and the church is considered one of the village’s gems. A Spanish-style dwelling is also part of Aumont’s historic cultural heritage.

Those who choose Aumont as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Experiences

Le Rucher du Djé offers public tours of the honey extraction facility and apiary, tastings, and visits to the apiary. From Le Rucher du Djé’s observation hut, visitors can safely watch the bees. Honey and hive products such as pollen, wax, and royal jelly are also available.

At Ferme de La Tuilerie, guests can join a communal meal for €20 per adult, featuring predominantly products from the farm or nearby producers. Guests can learn about driving Comtois horses there and explore the surrounding area on a horse-drawn carriage ride.

Landscape and Nature

The site in Châtillon includes lawns, meadows, and orchards; 14 orchid species have been observed there. The site is part of the sensitive natural areas in the heart of the Jura (ENS).

In Aumont, certain water bodies, often man-made, provide preferred breeding sites for amphibians and dragonflies.

Other places: La Pesse, Nozeroy, Chaux-des-Crotenay, Lajoux, Doucier, Saint-Claude, Fontainebrux, Pont-de-Poitte

For the broader travel overview: Jura.