Sérézin-Du-Rhône: Mosaic, Parc de l’Ozon and the Rhône

Sérézin-Du-Rhône lies at the confluence of the Ozon and Rhône rivers and offers a rural setting. Several different highlights come together as you plan your trip: the Cisiriana Mosaic in the town centre, Parc de l’Ozon and a longer cultural and historical route. If you’re looking for a hotel in Sérézin-Du-Rhône, you can plan your stay around whether you want to focus mainly on the visible cultural heritage, the park or the 15.2-kilometre route. The options differ in character and can be considered as different outings.

The Cisiriana Mosaic in the town centre

The Cisiriana Mosaic is located on the east façade of the Espace Jean Monnet in the town centre and is visible to everyone. It covers an area of more than 40 m². The mosaic was discovered in 1971 on the property of the Guyard family. It therefore connects a precisely located spot in the centre with a dated history of discovery. The east façade and the building’s name are useful landmarks when finding your way around.

Parc de l’Ozon: park and leisure facilities

Parc de l’Ozon lies on the Ozon River, beside a renovated former mill. The park has a city sports ground, a pétanque court, a fitness trail and picnic tables. Unlike the mosaic, the focus here is not on a single visible cultural attraction, but on a range of different facilities. The city sports ground, pétanque court and fitness trail offer different ways to be active; the picnic tables round out the selection. If a particular facility is important to your plans, check the current conditions on site before your visit.

Plan your route and journey

For a longer outing, the “Balade patrimoniale au Pays de l’Ozon” is a route with a specified distance: the route in Sérézin-Du-Rhône is 15.2 kilometres long, and its stated duration is four hours and 30 minutes. This makes it possible to plan it as a separate activity from a visit to the centrally located mosaic or Parc de l’Ozon. The route can be reached by public transport. As route details may be updated, check them again before setting out.

You can also plan your journey from Lyon: from Jean-Macé station in Lyon’s 7th arrondissement, you can reach Sérézin-Du-Rhône by TER in 15 minutes. Check travel conditions again before you leave. The journey time by TER and the four hours and 30 minutes for the Balade answer different planning questions: the TER figure describes the journey from a specific station, while the route duration indicates how much time to allow for the outing. This lets you plan your journey and stay separately.

Geocaching with Les Gnolus

Geocaching is another activity to consider. The 2025 tourism guide describes the “Les Gnolus” game as playable around the clock all year round; check the current information in the app. The tourism guide also lists the Gnolus geocaching route “Osez l’Ozon en couleurs” in Sérézin-Du-Rhône, featuring the Gnolu Shooshi. App content may change. This digital game adds another way to shape your stay alongside the cultural and natural highlights.

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