Each autumn, Morillon celebrates the Fête du Pitin, the apple juice festival, an event centered on traditional fresh juice production, pressed on site. Locals and visitors gather around the press to taste the juice, discover different apple varieties and enjoy pressing workshops. The atmosphere is friendly and festive, with stalls selling local products, apple-based treats and music, making this festival a warm moment to celebrate the harvest and village know-how.
Founded several centuries ago, the Brotherhood of the Four Crowned Saints of Morillon honors the village’s patron saints and ancient traditions. Each year, on the Sunday before Christmas, it organizes its celebration with ceremonies, processions and convivial moments. Locals and visitors gather to discover local heritage, share songs, stories and village specialties in a warm atmosphere celebrating both faith and local culture.
With its welcoming porch and onion-dome bell tower, the church remains the spiritual heart of Morillon.
Located in the middle of meadows, the Chapelle des Miaux surprises with its small bell tower and ancient frescoes
The Chapelle du Châtelard charms with its simple façade and intimate atmosphere.
The Chapelle du Verney, with its colorful stained glass and 19th-century style, brightens the surrounding landscape.
Overlooking the valley, the ruins of Châtillon Castle still whisper the secrets of its towers and ramparts.
Between collapsed walls and mysterious arcades, Sixt Abbey preserves the echo of monastic chants.
The Meylan Charterhouse invites contemplation among stones and cloister remains.
The stones of the Castle of the Lords of Faucigny tell tales of medieval power and intrigue.
At Clos Parchet, old barns and tools recount the daily life of farmers of the past.
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