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Capital of the Jura

Lons le Saulnier City of water

Lons-Le-Saunier is a dynamic and pleasant City, but also the birthplace of many celebrities, including Rouget-de-Lisle, author of the Marseillaise. The first inhabitants of the City settled around the Puits Salé and the Lédonia spring. They were quick to take advantage of the manna offered to them: a spring of water with constant salinity that runs right through the ground. As early as 1892, a spa complex was built in the heart of a 7-hectare park, establishing the City's spa vocation.
An emerald giant

Vouglans Lake

Lake Vouglans is not only France's 3rd largest man-made lake, at 35 km in length. Indeed, its wooded shores plunging into an immense emerald expanse make it the lord of summer tourism linked to the pleasures of water. A fantastic playground! From Pont-de-Poitte to the Vouglans dam, this immense freshwater snake lends itself to all manner of aquatic pleasures, with its three harbours (du Meix, de la Mercantine and de la Saisse) and three sandy beaches.
Little Jura Venice

Dole City of Art and History

City of Art and History, Dole, also known as the little Venice of the Jura, forms a harmonious whole with its canals, old houses and dominating collegiate church. The City's particularly well-preserved historic center has been classified as a protected area.