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Municipal museum 'Notre Histoire' at Rumilly: 5 place de la Manufacture, exhibitions on the town and its area. €3.70, free under 22 and on Wednesdays.
Five minutes from Rumilly, a family farm to meet ponies, sheep, pigs and poultry, with guided tours, workshops and birthday parties.

Les Paturettes is a family-run educational farm located in Vallières-sur-Fier, just 5 minutes from Rumilly, in the countryside of the Pays de l'Albanais. The site welcomes families for a calm, friendly encounter with farm animals in a peaceful natural setting.
The farm is home to ponies and a donkey, sheep, cows, hens of various breeds, geese, ducks, a pig, rabbits and birds. Children can observe, feed and pet the animals under the supervision of farm hosts who explain daily life and respect for living things. Several options are available: guided educational visits, immersion workshops during school holidays and farm birthday parties with bespoke activities.
The farm is open from 1 April to 1 November, every day by online booking. An ideal outing for families, schools and toddlers. Allow 1 to 2 hours depending on the option. Free parking on site, easy access by car.
From Rumilly, take the D910 then the D31 towards Vallières-sur-Fier. 5–10 minutes. Free parking on site.
Open in MapsLimited service — Lihsa coaches from Rumilly to Vallières, then short walk. Car is recommended.
Open in MapsRolling shared roads from Rumilly via the D31; Fier greenway nearby.
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Yes, online booking is required for all visits, workshops and birthdays. Slots are limited to keep the farm calm for the animals.
From nursery age. The farm suits children aged 3 to 12 best, but welcomes the whole family.
No, dogs are not allowed on site to protect the farm animals.
No, the season runs from 1 April to 1 November. The farm is closed to visitors outside that period.
Spring and summer: young animals are visible, temperatures are pleasant, and the poultry yard is very active.
Yes, free parking on site. The farm is at the end of a small lane with little street parking.
Closed shoes for the dirt, clothes that can get dirty, a hat or cap for the weather, and water.
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