Tourism
Here are a few ideas to help you plan your stay for O’France 2026.
Accommodation
To plan your stay for O’France 2026, we invite you to consult the different accommodation options available near the competition areas. You will find a wide choice of hotels, holiday rentals, guesthouses and campsites via the following platforms:
https://tourisme.portes-haut-doubs.com/hebergements/
Available spots: there are still places for 14 people at the Val de Consolation accommodation — valdeconsolation.fr
Discover the Doubs
Nestled in the heart of the Jura Mountains and bordering Switzerland for 170 km, the Doubs region surprises with the richness of its unspoilt nature and cultural heritage, its traditional crafts and gastronomy. Whatever you feel like doing, the Doubs tourism offices are here to guide you and help you live great adventures.
https://tourisme.portes-haut-doubs.com/visites-activites/
Grand Besançon
Besançon Tourist Office
Vauban Citadel, capital of time, Musée des Maisons Comtoises
Val Marnaysien Tourist Office
Marnay, a town of character, Ognon Valley by canoe
Haut-Doubs
Destination Haut-Doubs Tourist Office
Lac Saint-Point, Mont d’Or summit, Fort Saint-Antoine
Pays Horloger
Pays Horloger Tourist Office
Saut du Doubs, Échelle de la Morte, watchmaking
Pays Loue-Lison
Loue Valley Tourist Office
Royal Salt Works of Arc-et-Senans, Musée Courbet, Source of the Loue
Doubs Central
Portes du Haut-Doubs
Dino-Zoo, Gouffre de Poudrey, Val de Consolation
Pays de Sancey Belleherbe
Château de Belvoir, Basilique Sainte Jeanne-Antide
Doubs Baumois Tourist Office
Cusancin Valley, Baume-les-Dames
Pays de Montbéliard
Pays de Montbéliard Tourist Office
Château des Ducs de Wurtemberg, Musée Peugeot
A closer look at a few visit ideas
Musée des maisons comtoises
All of Franche-Comté in an open-air museum!
The Nancray museum-park invites you to discover Franche-Comté through its history, architecture, crafts and know-how, agriculture and challenges. As you visit farms, artisans’ workshops, a Comté cheese dairy… from the 17th to the 19th century—carefully restored, furnished and equipped—you’ll see how rural economy and craftsmanship have shaped the lives of its inhabitants for 350 years. Extending the indoor visits, the 8 themed gardens invite you to stroll and relax. The museum’s livestock of domestic animals adds to the pleasure of the visit and helps manage the park ecologically. Flower meadows, an orchard, a pond, cabins and land art punctuate the route. Exhibitions, events and daily activities are a source of inspiration and will make you want to come back to the museum.
In 2026, LEGO bricks take the spotlight at the museum, with exhibitions, artist interventions and a competition!
Dino-Zoo
Near the Les Premiers Sapins event center, discover a family-friendly park for children from age 3, dedicated to the fascinating world of dinosaurs. Spend an afternoon on a trail lined with nearly 80 life-size sculptures. Younger children can also enjoy fun attractions adapted to their age.
A perfect outing to combine discovery, fun and family time between races!
Gouffre de Poudrey
Explore the Gouffre de Poudrey, an exceptional geological site located 70 meters underground. This huge cavity is one of the largest developed underground halls in France. During a guided tour, dive into a fascinating world shaped by water over thousands of years.
Château de Belvoir
A must-see in the Pays de Sancey-Belleherbe, this castle—former residence of the barons—opens its doors in July and August. Discover its furnished rooms and items from excavations, and dive into the history of the lords of Belvoir.
July & August: 10:00–11:00 and 14:00–17:00
Price: €7 (from age 12)
+33 3 81 86 30 34 / +33 6 70 28 16 52
Château Montbéliard Württemberg
Across 15 exhibition rooms, immerse yourself in the history of Montbéliard and its region. An engaging route lets you discover the major figures who shaped the evolution of the castle and the town.
Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00
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