The shopping village of Dompierre-Les-Ormes (mini-market & small shops on site) The Pézanin Arboretum, which covers more than 25 hectares and features a bucolic fishing pond and 400 species of deciduous and coniferous trees. Nearby, the renowned "Lab71" (an educational and discovery centre based on sustainable development, science, innovation and culture) Walks accessible to all (discover on foot or mountain bike) Visits to farms and agricultural holdings for tasty local produce 4km away, in the village of Trivy, discover the cabaret "Le Moulin du Lac", which offers cabaret and music-hall shows throughout the year. 15km from the Abbey of Cluny, the spiritual heart of medieval Europe, which has been awarded the prestigious "European Heritage" label. 15 km from the first vineyards of the Mâconnais (including the famous "Val Lamartinien", named after the famous native French poet) & the "Burgundy Wine Route", not far from the Beaujolais vineyards (the first in the world to be designated a UNESCO World Geopark) 12 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike trail ("Grand Tour du Massif Sud Bourgogne" linked to a vast network of signposted mountain bike trails criss-crossing the massif, with "VTT FFC" accreditation) and the Charolais-Brionnais (birthplace of the AOC cattle breed), both of which have "Pays d'Art & d'Histoire" and Mâconnais accreditation, and all of which boast sublime landscapes and an exceptional cultural heritage. 26 km from La Clayette, 28 km from Charolles, 32 km from Beaujeu (capital of Beaujolais), 32 km from Mâcon (Mâcon-Loché TGV station 28 km away) 38 km from the renowned Touroparc Zoo animal theme park 42 km from Paray-le-Monial (Basilica of the Sacred Heart) A day in Cluny is ideal for exploring this charming town to the full. You'll be immersed in a pleasant medieval atmosphere, discovering its abbey, picturesque lanes, towers and churches, as well as the surrounding architecture and landscapes. The Verts Vallons de Sud Bourgogne Tourist Office provides a wealth of information to help you discover and make the most of the area, which stretches between the Mâconnais, Charolais-Brionnais, Clunisois and Beaujolais regions. It's the ideal resource for organising a getaway combining nature, culture and gastronomy in southern Burgundy.

The Gîte de Frouges is easily accessible by car. Situated in the heart of the countryside, it offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding area and a peaceful, natural setting. 🚗 Car access & parking: There is easy access from the main road, and parking is available directly on site for our visitors. ♿ Accessibility: The gîte has access suitable for people with reduced mobility. 📍 Visual landmarks: The building is clearly signposted with the "Gîte de Frouges" sign on the facade, making it easy to spot from the road.