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Parish museum
The museum, situated in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, communicating with the San Martin parish church, offers different interesting details:
- a rare Christ on the column…
Petit Monde local history museum
The territory known as Petit-Monde includes the two villages of Triatel and Étirol, that have maintained the typical inhabited mountain landscape.
In the village of Triatel…
Museum of the Resistance
Stretching towards the French region of Tarentaise, Valgrisenche offers visitors a panorama of the surrounding mountains peaks and glaciers. Over the centuries, this has been the scene of borde…
Parish museum
Set up in the parish church, the Valgrisenche sacred art museum preserves and exhibits a significant collection of the rich heritage of furnishings belonging to the church itsel…
The fabrics of Valgrisenche: Drap
Since the dawn of time, the inhabitants of the Valgrisenche have devoted themselves to the typical trade of the valley: the weaving of “drap”. This rustic fabric, initially only in a few colours…
Parish church of San Pantaleone
The church was built in 1722. It has three naves divided up by stone monolithic columns. INTERESTING DETAILS:
-the stone portal with carved paneled doorway, surmounted by a woode…
Fontina Museum and visitors centre
The visitors centre is a museum dedicated to Fontina, illustrating its history and production and the particular aspects of this unique DOP cheese. Th…
Resistance museum
Over the centuries, the Alps have been a place of refuge and hospitality. During the second world war, a time of fierce racial and political persecution, the Valpelline valley was swept with…
Local history museum
The museum is housed in the hamlet of Dégioz, in the two big rooms of the Sala d’Arte Giovanni Calipari.
It displays objects, tools, clothes and photographs concerning th…
Museum of the Resistance
The fathers of Aosta Valley Autonomous Region and its autonomy originate from Valsavarenche, known today especially for being part of the Gran Paradiso National Park: Emile Chanoux, promoter o…
