Villerserine: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Villerserine can be explored from various perspectives: its landscapes, waterways, local history, and historic buildings.

Renting a holiday apartment can be part of your travel planning for a stay in Villerserine.

Culture and History

The Villerserine grain mill was built in 1694. It remained in operation until 1987, processing secondary grain to produce livestock feed. The mill associated with Villerserine is privately owned.

In the 12th century, Villerserine was the seat of a provostship within the Châtellenie of Poligny. In the 16th century, the inhabitants of Villerserine had a chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas built at their own expense. The Saint Nicholas Chapel in Villerserine is still preserved.

The Maison de Louis Pasteur museum is located near Villerserine. The historic site of Abbaye de Rosières is also nearby.

Landscape

Villerserine belongs to the “Le vignoble” landscape sub-unit within the larger “Le vignoble et Revermont” landscape unit. The Orain runs through Villerserine.

The wider regional surroundings of Villerserine include the historic site of Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Baume-les-Messieurs, Mont Begon, the historic site of Abbaye de Balerne, Mont Poupet, Montagne de Fresse, and the summit of Pointe de la Vuarde.

Things to Do

The “Petit tour de Villerserine” is described as an easy and pleasant route between plains, vineyards, and mountains.

More local pages: Lajoux, Morez, Villeneuve-sous-Pymont, Annoire, Villard-Saint-Sauveur, Saint-Laurent-En-Grandvaux, Saint-Germain-Lès-Arlay, Villard-Sur-Bienne.

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