Dagneux: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature and leisure

The Lac Neyton–Merdanson walking and hiking trail runs through the Cottey and Merdanson valleys. It passes Lac Neyton, which now serves as a recreational area, and is freely accessible all year round.

The Parc du Val Cottey in Dagneux has play facilities for children.

Onlykart in Dagneux offers laser tag in a two-storey labyrinth covering 280 m².

Lac Neyton is designated as a ZNIEFF area.

The water emerging at this site was used as a thermal spring at the beginning of the 20th century because of its thermal properties.

Anyone planning a stay in Dagneux may therefore wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and history

The Halle Didier in the centre of Dagneux hosts various events throughout the year, including concerts, performances and art exhibitions.

Almost 20,000 soldiers are buried in the German military cemetery in Dagneux.

The Prairie des 21 Fusillés memorial commemorates prisoners who came from Montluc Prison in Lyon and were French, Swiss, Polish, German, Italian, Russian or Romanian.

The wider surrounding area of Dagneux is home to the Artothèque de Lyon Part-Dieu, a museum, the Artothèque de Saint-Priest, a museum, the Château de Saint-André du Coing, a château, and the Abbaye Saint-Pierre, a historic site.

Regional surroundings

The wider surrounding area of Dagneux includes Mont d'Annoisin, a mountain, Mont d'Or, a mountain, Mont Charvet, a mountain, and Sur le Crêt, a mountain.

Other local pages: Chevillard, Ambronay, Bourg-Saint-Christophe, Ornex, Lompnieu, Servignat, Cormoranche-sur-Saône, Ardon

To the higher-level travel overview: Ain.