Coisia: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Ain is the most important river in Coisia’s water network. Lac de Coiselet lies upstream from Coisia.

When planning a trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Coisia.

Water Landscape

La Lône is a fully restored side channel of the Ain in Thoirette-Coisia. The restoration of La Lône created more than 2.5 hectares of new wetlands. The aquatic habitats of Lac de Coiselet are rare natural habitats of European Community interest within the Natura 2000 site.

Nature

The dry calcareous grasslands of Coisia are home to numerous animal and plant species, including remarkable plants, butterflies, grasshoppers, reptiles and birds.

Tête Béguine, Combarnaud, Mont Nivigne and Mont du Couloir are mountains in the vicinity of Coisia.

Culture and History

The statue of Saint Peter in the church of Coisia dates from the 16th century. The “Empreintes de dinosaures à Coisia” site preserves dinosaur footprints that are approximately 148 million years old.

The Ancienne Abbaye de Saint-Lupicin, Abbaye de Chezery and Couvent des Bernadines d'Orgelet are historic sites in the wider regional surroundings of Coisia. The Ancienne Abbaye de Saint-Claude is a monastery in the wider regional surroundings of Coisia.

Further destinations: Darbonnay, Plasne, Prémanon, Les Piards, Morez, Écleux, Salins-Les-Bains, Dompierre-Sur-Mont

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