Luré: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the heart of the village lies the 1,000 m² Plan d’eau de Luré. The Plan d’eau de Luré has play areas for children; children must be supervised by their parents. Tables and benches are available for picnics. Above Luré, the hills rise towards the Monts de la Madeleine, and Luré lies on the border with the Pays d’Urfé.

Anyone planning a stay in Luré will want to rent a holiday apartment for the occasion.

Culture

On the municipal boundary between Luré and Crémeaux lies the Pierre du Diable, a flat stone covered with holes. According to a local legend, it rises during midnight Mass, allowing someone particularly daring to slip underneath and gain wealth.

The Lavoir du Creux was probably built in the 19th century. It formerly served as a washhouse for the women of the hamlet; a dovecote stands above the Lavoir du Creux.

Things to Do

The La Pierre du Diable hike descends to the washhouse known as the “Lavoir du Creux”, then returns to the church in Luré and continues to the landscaped pond. Dogs are permitted on the La Pierre du Diable route, provided they are kept on a leash. A mountain biking route includes a picnic stop at the Plan d’eau de Luré.

More local pages: Chevrières, Cellieu, Cherier, Saint-Romain-D'urfé, La Ricamarie, Ouches, Montbrison, Pralong

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