Pratz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Chapelle Saint-Romain is a Romanesque chapel believed to date from the 13th century and has been classified as a Monument historique since 1931.

It stands on a rocky outcrop more than 350 metres above the Bienne Valley. A pilgrimage takes place at the Chapelle Saint-Romain at Pentecost.

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Trails and Nature

The La Chapelle Saint-Romain circular trail is 4.4 kilometres long, takes 1.5 hours, and is classified as very easy.

It provides access to a former marble quarry and leads to the Roche de Vaux viewpoint, where chamois can be found.

Le Tour du Plateau du Lizon is a 27.9-kilometre-long circular hiking trail that takes 7.5 hours and is classified as very difficult.

Le Tour du Plateau du Lizon reaches a maximum altitude of 895 metres and combines the themes of fauna and flora, history and heritage, and nature.

Le Tour du Plateau du Lizon descends along a narrow path with beautiful views across the valley to the Chapelle Saint-Romain.

Experiences

Aventure Jeux® – Le Secret de La Roche Bleue is a family activity involving a treasure hunt and exploration for children aged 6 to 14.

Saint-Romain in Pratz is one of the five designated climbing and via ferrata sites in the Haut-Jura Saint-Claude destination.

On Site

From Pratz, access to the Chapelle Saint-Romain is via the D300. Following the signs to the site and the chapel, you reach the large car park at the entrance to the hamlet of Saint-Romain-de-Roche; you can park there and then continue on foot.

Other places: La Pesse, Lavigny, Rochefort-Sur-Nenon, Chamblay, Doucier, Le Vernois, Darbonnay, Pannessières.

To the main travel overview: Jura.