Heritage

Chapel of St. Nicholas, on the edge of the ancient Roman road (Via Clara). It fell into disrepair after the Second World War and was restored in 2012. The chapel features a beautiful painting by Nicolas Oudéart, the great painter of Tarentaise of the 17th S.

Chapelle Saint Roch - another mountain pasture chapel at the foot of the Col du Mont. St Roch was invoked against the plague, whose epidemics were devastating.

L'élégante petite chapelle Saint-Donat accueille les touristes qui laissent leur voiture au parking avant la montée vers les alpages

The Chapelle Notre Dame des Neiges was built in the early 17th century on the remains of an old watchtower, hence its unusual square shape. Note the serpentine stone surrounds and voussoirs.

The church, built in 1975 is the third building on this site. Illuminated on its west facade entirely glazed. Presentation of five altarpieces of previous churches, a wooden pulpit, statuettes and paintings classified ..

In the hamlet of Les Molettes, the chapel of Saint Pierre was built in the 17th century. Like the various mountain pasture chapels, it enabled the parish priest to come once a summer to celebrate mass for the shepherds.

Chapel dedicated to the patron saint of livestock. Situated in the heart of the countryside, it is at the junction of two paths and two ski slopes and offers a panoramic view from its promontory.

L'originalité de cette belle chapelle construite en 1604 est due au narthex qui la précède et au four à pain attenant. Dédiée à Saint Maurice, patron de la Savoie, premier martyr en terre de Savoie.

La chapelle St Grat restaurée est en harmonie avec le reste du village bien rénové. L'intérieur a gardé son beau retable simple et ancien.

St Michel Archange chapel dating from the 17th century, located in the hamlet of Planay-Dessus. A bench awaits you as you gaze at Mont Pourri, the Turia and the Aiguille Rouge.

Built in the 18th century to replace the old church, which was destroyed by the torrent in 1732. Rich Baroque and Rocaille altarpiece from the 18th century (listed). Superb wrought iron gate.

A Czech artist, Frantisek Balek, who loved the site and our village, created this beautiful, sober monument on the remains of the alpine chapel dedicated to St Jacques, which was destroyed during the French Revolution. He used a monolith extracted from the torrent.