Ludna was an ancient settlement discovered in the 19th century during work on the Paris–Lyon railway line. Excavations carried out since 2002 confirmed the presence of settlement remains at Ludna.
When planning a trip, the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Georges-de-Reneins may be the main consideration.
Nature
The Marais de Boistray is home to numerous protected and endangered species that depend on wetland habitats.
Saint-Georges-de-Reneins has 8 km of riverbank along the Saône, with wet meadows and hedgerows. Les Trous de Terre are wet depressions or ponds formed by the effects of the Saône.
Things to Do
Some hiking trails in Saint-Georges-de-Reneins may be wet or flooded depending on the season. Parc Montchervet has a tree-lined walking path; it also features a designated picnic area.
The Circuit de la Grange au Diable circular route starts in Port Rivière. The Circuit des Trous de Terre is 6 km long and has only slight changes in elevation.
Culture and History
The Eglise de Saint-Georges de Reneins is a former abbey church.
La Grange du Diable is a 500 m² building where grain was once threshed. In the 12th century, La Grange du Diable housed an abbey that took in the daughters of crusaders who had died in the Holy Land.
Other destinations: Liergues, Dardilly, Albigny-sur-Saône, Saint-Pierre-La-Palud, Charbonnières-Les-Bains, Aigueperse, Lyon, Saint-Étienne-La-Varenne.
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