The villages of Haute Maurienne Vanoise
 VAL CENIS LANSLEBOURG
The forts of the Turra, Ronce, Variselle....
The history of the Mont Cenis area in the Pyramid at Mont Cenis
The Franco-Italian Centre (information about Mont Cenis and the Susa valley)
The Maurienne Baroque Centre (in the old church)
The Val Cenis Vanoise Dairy Cooperative where prize-winning Beaufort cheese is made. Tours of the factory are available and local produce can be bought.
VAL CENIS LANSLEVILLARD
The Chapel of Saint Sébastien with its 15th century wall paintings.
The Pierre aux Pieds (2600 m) with its 30 or so fossilised human footprints and numerous cup-shaped motifs,
The Pierre des Saints (1990 m)with about 150 cup-shaped motifs.
TERMIGNON
Exhibitions in the Tourist Office
Guided visits of the church and its 18th. century reredos
Examples of Baroque art and votive chapels
“La Pleureuse” – a First World War Memorial (unusual in that it represents a weeping woman rather than a soldier)
The old quarter of the village
SOLLIERES SARDIERES 
Guided visits of the Baroque churches of Sollières and Sardières
The Monolith – 93m high – at Sardières
The village of Châtel and its shale quarry (characteristic roofing material of the area)
Mont Froid (site of the highest battle in Europe) and its forts
The museum of Archaeology which contains the oldest evidence of human occupation of Haute Maurienne – the Balmes grottoes
BRAMANS
Guided visit of Baroque workmanship and altar tables in the church and chapels
The church of St. Pierre d’Extravache (16th. century)
Wall painting on the façade of a house dating from 1620 and representing the Annunciation
La Crosta – a path dating from the times of the Romans and Charlemagne
Oratories and votive chapels
Exhibition of Mineralogy – more than 50 specimens
Exhibition of Lichen – more than 120 specimens to see
Bread making, using traditional methods, in the 2 original ovens of the commune
BESSANS
The church of St. Jean Baptiste and the chapel of St. Antoine
The chapels of St. Etienne and Notre Dame des Grâces (Villaron)
The hamlets of Villaron, Goulaz, Vincendières and Avérole (traditional architecture)
Museum of Traditional Life – the way of life in a farming community at the turn of the 19th./20th. century
Daily visits to a cheese factory (Beaufort...)
BONNEVAL
“Snow and Mountains” – an exhibition about winter sports, daily life, local art
The village is designated one of “The Most Beautiful Villages in France”
The hamlet of Ecot
The Iseran Pass
|
