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Opening
All year round, daily.
Présentation
The village's origins date back to the Gallo-Roman Francilio period, named after the chief of the time. Semicircular in shape, it was never fortified. Today, many old stone houses dating back to the 17th century remain.
Francillon became a full-fledged village with 311 inhabitants in 1845, having been a hamlet of Saoû until then. The village has a church, St Pierre, and 2 mission crosses: near the war memorial and on the church square. The last café, La Tonnelle, closed in 1987.
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Fees
In free access
General informations
Languages spoken
- French
Classification and labels
- Roman
- 17th C
Types
- Historic site and monument
Types
- Historic patrimony
- Town / Village
Benefits
Services
- Pets welcome
Facilities
- Picnic area
- Parking nearby
Access
Environment
- In the country
- Mountain view
- River 5 km away
- Overview on river