How to reach the tourist office?
From 06/07 to 01/09/2024.
Adult: 2 €
Child: 2 €.
Free entry for children < 6 years.
Approximate pdf route Clos Parchet - Samoëns
Approximate pdf route Clos Parchet - Samoëns
Fancy a trip down the south-facing slope after your visit to the Clos Parchet Ecomuseum farm? Use the destination's mobility network to hike for longer, without having to make the round trip.
Departure by shuttle from Samoëns - Tourist Office Departure on foot from Samoëns - Clos Parchet After visiting the Écomusée*, take the footpath towards Clos Pitton. * Ask about opening times. Continue towards Hameau de Mathonex. Walk past the chapel overlooking the hamlet. Descend towards Secouen, then continue towards Les Noyerets. The route continues towards Les Mouilles and then Le Berouze. Return to the starting point via the center of Samoëns village to visit the old town. Arrival on foot, Samoëns - Office de Tourisme
Did you know that the peasants of Mieussy were featured in John Berger's books? These books are distributed worldwide and translated into several languages?
Intrigued by the traditions and history of the Giffre valley? Christophe Guffond is leading a conference on the archaeology and peasantry of the Vallée du Giffre.
Join Frederica Tamarozzi, curator in charge of the Europe Department at the Musée d'Ethnographie in Geneva, as she talks about Georges Amoudruz, nicknamed the "father of Swiss caving".
Discover the traditional life on the slopes of Giffre mountains. Discover an old farm of the 19th century located in nature. Live a sensory experience, expressions of the everyday-life of that time.
A memorable celebration of local tradition and culture. Celebrate 30 years with the Prazon folk group from Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval: dance, music and the sound of alphorns.
Explore exchanges on sustainable heritage and water management. An essential dialogue to preserve our environment and future generations.
Have you seen or heard of the film LA FERME DES BERTRAND? Come and meet Gilles Perret, and relive Marcel Trillat's 1972 documentary.
It is one of the nine chapels in the Samoëns village to be discovered. Founded in the 17th century, it overlooks the hamlet of Mathonex, a traditional hamlet in the Alps.
