At the confluence of the Ozon and Rhône rivers, Sérézin-Du-Rhône lies in a rural setting. With the Cisiriana mosaic in the town centre, Parc de l’Ozon, a named walking route and geocaching activities, the area brings together cultural, riverside and leisure attractions. You can therefore plan your visit around different interests.

The Cisiriana mosaic in the town centre

The Cisiriana mosaic covers an area of more than 40 m². It was discovered in 1971 on the property of the Guyard family. Today, it is located on the east façade of the Espace Jean Monnet in the town centre, where it can be seen by everyone. These details give it a clear connection to Sérézin-Du-Rhône: the year refers to its discovery, while the east façade marks its present location. Its area, discovery site and current location are different aspects of the same story. For finding your way around town, its precise location at the Espace Jean Monnet is a helpful landmark.

Parc de l’Ozon

Parc de l’Ozon is beside the Ozon River and a renovated former mill. The park has a city stadium, a boules court, a fitness trail and picnic tables. This provides for a range of activities: exercising on the fitness trail, playing boules, using the stadium and taking a break at the picnic tables. If you want to plan your visit around a particular facility, check the current conditions in advance, as conditions on site may change.

A longer walk

The “Balade patrimoniale au Pays de l’Ozon” in Sérézin-Du-Rhône is 15.2 km long and takes 4 hours and 30 minutes. The stated duration makes it a multi-hour activity to factor into your day’s plans. The walk is accessible by public transport. As route details may change over time, check the information again before setting off.

Getting to Sérézin-Du-Rhône

Sérézin-Du-Rhône is a 15-minute TER train ride from Jean-Macé station in Lyon’s 7th arrondissement. Check travel conditions again before your trip so your plans are based on the current services.

Geocaching and current app information

The 2025 tourism guide describes the “Les Gnolus” geocaching game as playable year-round, around the clock. Check this information in the current app. For Sérézin-Du-Rhône, the guide also lists the Gnolus geocaching route “Osez l’Ozon en couleurs,” featuring the Gnolu Shooshi. App content may change; checking the current app can help you confirm the information there for your plans.

Two different time references

The 4 hours and 30 minutes for the Balade is the stated duration of the walk. By contrast, “around the clock” describes when the game can be played according to the 2025 tourism guide, not how long a round takes. The information therefore answers different planning questions: how much time the walk takes and what time window is stated for the game. For the latter, check the current app.

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