Best attractions and places to see around Supt include historical settlements, significant bridges, and ancient fortifications. This region is characterized by its rich past, with sites dating back to Gallo-Roman times and the Middle Ages. Visitors can explore well-preserved historical monuments and natural landscapes, offering insights into the area's heritage and geology. The area features a variety of historical and natural points of interest.
Last updated: June 23, 2026
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19th-century bridge that crosses a gorge at the bottom of which flows the Château-Renaud, a stream that feeds the Lison resurgence. Its construction is surrounded by a legend of a pact with the Devil. The keystone of the main arch is carved, on the upstream side, with a grimacing devil's head, in reference to the legend surrounding this bridge
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The fortifications at this site have undergone many changes. In the Middle Ages, there was a castle on this site, Chastel Belin, which was apparently destroyed in the 17th century. From 1674, Vauban had the Château Belin built with further fortifications, which were, however, razed to the ground by the Austrians at the beginning of the 19th century and rebuilt in 1828. In 1871, during the Franco-Prussian War, the city capitulated to a numerically superior enemy, but the Belin and Saint-André forts did not surrender and held the strategically important position. Today it is privately owned and is apparently being renovated.
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Iconic 17th century chapel built following a vow made by the population to thank the Virgin Mary for protecting the inhabitants from epidemics and during the Thirty Years' War. It has an oval plan and is surmounted by a recently renovated dome with glazed roof tiles, a lantern tower and a bell tower. https://www.coeurdujura-tourisme.com/
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Remarkable site in the commune of Crouzet-Migette.
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If you are in the area, you should visit the bridge. To do so, you should go down the stairs next to the bridge.
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This city in the Middle Ages was a highly strategic place. For more than 300 years, from the 13th to the 16th century, its inhabitants controlled the commercial exploitation of salt by establishing rights of passage for merchants who went to Switzerland. So you will find in its center many beautiful period houses, irrefutable testimonies of this ancient wealth. The castle of the princes of Oranges was destroyed, and did not stand the test of time.
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It is very interesting to visit the saltworks. The underground part of the tour is only possible with a guide. It is best to be there early in the morning for the sightseeing, otherwise there will be too many people there. The saltworks is a world cultural heritage site.
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The Devil's Bridge in Doubs, France, is a remarkable medieval stone bridge that spans the scenic Loue River, combining historic charm with the surrounding natural beauty of the area.
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The region around Supt is rich in history. You can visit Salins-les-Bains, a fortified settlement historically significant for its salt production and now a world cultural heritage site. Another notable historical town is Nozeroy, which was a strategic medieval center controlling salt trade. Don't miss Fort Belin, a site with fortifications dating back to the Middle Ages and rebuilt multiple times.
Yes, the area offers impressive natural features and viewpoints. The Devil's Bridge is a remarkable medieval stone bridge spanning the scenic Loue River, offering magnificent views between two cliffs. Additionally, the area around Salins-les-Bains is surrounded by lush nature, with a trip to Mont Poupet highly recommended for hikers and cyclists.
Absolutely! The medieval town of Nozeroy is considered family-friendly, offering a glimpse into ancient wealth with its beautiful period houses. The View of the Notre-Dame-Libératrice Chapel in Salins-les-Bains, a 17th-century votive chapel, is also a suitable historical site for families to visit.
The Supt region is excellent for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find numerous opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and running. For detailed routes and guides, explore the Hiking around Supt, MTB Trails around Supt, and Running Trails around Supt guides.
Yes, the area offers a variety of hiking trails. You can find easy routes like the 'President Fir of La Joux loop from Réserve de la Glacière' (6 km) or the 'Moulin du Saut Waterfall loop from Nozeroy' (6.4 km). Moderate options include the 'Ain Spring – Maillys Falls loop from Nozeroy' (16 km) and 'The Devil's Bridge – Saint-Thiébaut Church loop from Dournon' (12.1 km). For more options, check the Hiking around Supt guide.
Yes, there are several mountain biking trails available. Routes like the 'Nozeroy – Nozeroy loop from Nozeroy' (44.1 km) and 'Nozeroy – Chevreuil Forester's House loop from Nozeroy' (40.2 km) offer moderate challenges. For a comprehensive list of routes, refer to the MTB Trails around Supt guide.
Runners will find various routes around Supt. Options range from moderate loops like 'Running loop from Communailles-en-Montagne' (10.5 km) and 'Running loop from Censeau' (6 km) to more difficult ones such as 'Roches de Nans – Grotte de la Doye loop from Onglières' (14.3 km). Discover more routes in the Running Trails around Supt guide.
Visitors particularly appreciate the rich history and natural beauty. Many find the visit to the saltworks in Salins-les-Bains very impressive, especially the well-preserved underground facilities. The medieval charm of Nozeroy with its period houses is also a highlight. The scenic views from places like the Devil's Bridge are also highly praised.
Yes, for visiting the Great Saline in Salins-les-Bains, it's recommended to arrive early in the morning to avoid crowds, especially since the underground part of the tour is only possible with a guide. This UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site offers a fascinating insight into historical salt production.
The Notre-Dame-Libératrice Chapel in Salins-les-Bains is an iconic 17th-century votive chapel. It was built following a vow made by the local population to thank the Virgin Mary for protection during epidemics and the Thirty Years' War. It features an oval plan and a recently renovated dome with glazed roof tiles, and is listed as a historical monument.
While the main attractions like Salins-les-Bains are popular for good reason, exploring the various hiking and biking trails in the surrounding natural landscapes can offer a more serene experience. Consider routes in the Hiking around Supt guide for less frequented paths and viewpoints.


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