The Early Christian mausoleum on Rue Cochard in Sainte-Colombe preserves rare early Christian murals on its walls and vault. It was classified as a French Monument historique on 10 July 2008.
Those who choose Sainte-Colombe as a travel destination want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture
The ruins of the Tour des Valois in Sainte-Colombe date from a construction phase in 1343 and have been classified as a French Monument historique since 4 December 1919. The historic bridge of Vienne was located opposite the Tour des Valois, on the Sainte-Colombe side.
The Verrière des Cordeliers is a former weaving mill that was completely renovated in 2024. The 900-square-metre space is located on the banks of the Rhône, opposite the Gallo-Roman city of Vienne, and is suitable for exhibitions, concerts and performances.
A Gallo-Roman museum is located on the municipal boundary of Sainte-Colombe and was built on a significant archaeological site.
The Rhône and its Paths
The ViaRhôna, which runs through Sainte-Colombe, is an important regional cycle route connecting Lake Geneva with the Mediterranean, as well as a greenway accessible to pedestrians and people with reduced mobility.
The Sainte-Colombe footbridge is a suspension bridge connecting Sainte-Colombe with Vienne.
Under the applicable regulations, the Rhône quays provide access to river navigation. The quays in Sainte-Colombe are pedestrian areas, relatively narrow and close to the buildings. They are suitable for strolling and feature small pontoons that bring passers-by close to the water.
Geographical location
Sainte-Colombe stretches from the banks of the Rhône to the eastern slopes of the Rhône Valley and lies opposite Vienne. The municipality borders the Pilat Regional Natural Park.
Other places: Jarnioux, Thizy, Haute-Rivoire, Bessenay, Dommartin, Genay, Jonage, Frontenas
