Tourism in billom

The ruins of Boissonnelle are the vestiges of a castle looming over the Ribbes stream.

The castle of Busseol is a rare example of the Romanesque architecture and was built in 1170 on top of a Gallo-Roamn castrum dating from the 12th century and dominating the Limagne. From the ramparts there is a great hanging garden as well as a great views on the 'Monts de Forez' and the 'Massif du Sancy'.

Notre-Dame-de-Roche is an old chapel of the castle of Roche is a Romanesque building that used to house the statue of the Virgin and infant dating from the 14th century which is now located in the Saint-Julien-de-Coppel church.

Reignat is one of the numerous villages of the Limagne to have a formerly fortified quarter. Later, important refurbishments were made and the village became a wine making village.