Longcochon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Longcochon lies on the edge of the Val de Mièges and overlooks the medieval village of Nozeroy. Locally, the name “Longcouchant” is associated with Longcochon’s location as the last village reached by the evening light.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Longcochon has a specific destination in mind.

Culture and History

The Sainte-Anne Chapel in the center of Longcochon dates from the 16th or 17th century. For decades, a mass has been celebrated in the chapel on July 26, the feast day of Saint Anne. The chapel is located on a road and is visited by tourists and passersby at all times of the year.

The historic site of Abbaye de Mont-Sainte-Marie is located in the vicinity of Longcochon. Further afield in the region around Longcochon are the historic site of Abbaye de Balerne, Château de Joux and the Maison de Louis Pasteur museum.

Landscape

The mountain Mont de Saint-Sorlin and the mountain Montagne de Fresse are located in the area around Longcochon. Further afield in the region around Longcochon are also the mountain Le Mont Noir and the mountain Montagne du Laveron.

Experiences and Cuisine

Auberge Le Sillet offers guided carriage rides in carriages for four to five people as well as in a carriage for ten people. Auberge Le Sillet in Longcochon is also part of the Jura du Grand Huit network, with 1,500 kilometers of marked routes open to riders and hikers.

The Max & Biga food truck in Longcochon prepares contemporary pizzas with fresh, high-quality Italian and local products.

Other places: Grange-De-Vaivre, Syam, Morez, Cuttura, Ranchot, Mantry, Bonlieu, Sirod

For the higher-level travel overview: Jura.