Cluses: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Musée de l’Horlogerie et du Décolletage is housed in a former clock factory. It presents time-measuring instruments; its collections document three centuries of regional industrial history. Self-guided visits are possible, and guided tours, educational workshops, and changing special exhibitions are offered year-round.
Renting a holiday apartment in Cluses is an independent decision about the type of accommodation.
Culture
The Church of Saint Nicolas houses a remarkable holy water font in the Flamboyant Gothic style, classified as a Monument historique. Until the French Revolution, it was the church of the Cordeliers monastery.
The “Au fil du patrimoine” tour comprises 15 panels in the centre of Cluses, inviting visitors to rediscover the town’s history and cultural heritage. At the same time, the tour conveys 700 years of Cluses’ history; videos can be downloaded to a smartphone or tablet via flash codes on the panels.
By the Water
The intermunicipal aquatic centre is equipped with two lifts and a pool hoist for entering the water. It also includes a water park for children aged 1 to 5, with a slide as well as animal and clown figures.
The “Promenade du bord d’Arve” is accessible to wheelchair users. It runs between Cluses and Thyez along the Arve on a route known as a “voie verte”, dedicated to cyclists and pedestrians.
The bridge known as the “Pont Vieux” is located on the Arve.
Hiking
The “Chevran depuis Cluses” hike is a 10.4-kilometre circular route with 742 metres of elevation gain and a stated duration of three hours. It starts in the immediate vicinity of Cluses town centre and quickly leads out of the urban area.
For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Savoie.
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