Agenda

Welcome to Beaufort! In the company of Pascaline, discover the rich history of this mountain village. Architecture, agriculture, lifestyle, the arrival of tourism, Baroque art... these are just some of the themes that will give you a new perspective on Beaufort!

In an exceptional panorama on Beaufortain, with a guide-speaker, meet André in the middle of his herd. He will talk you about his know-how and about the passion for his job and then you will have a snack-break with him.

Let us tell you about the thousand-year-old history of Tignes, from the peddler to the skier, from the mountain pastures to the villages.
The church of Saint Jacques, rebuilt exactly as it was when the dam was built, will give you an insight into the village's rich history.

Do you know what a bottacul is for? Or what is an ancelle? Come and meet Eugenie, Maxime and their friends and discover the life they used to lead!

At milking time, meet the alpacists and discover their daily life and know-how. Tasting at the end of the visit

From the 1930s onwards, winter sports developed and the mountains were transformed.
Architects, town planners and residents invented a new way of living at 2000 meters altitude. A real challenge!

A visit full of surprises to immerse you in the world of this mountain chapel.
-> Reservations required by 11am on the day of visit.

Follow in Félix's footsteps with your family, thanks to the souvenirs found in his bag. At every street corner, riddles await you for an original discovery of the village of Longefoy...
-> Reservations must be made before 11am on the day of the tour.

Discover the skills of Longefoy's artists and craftsmen. Each encounter is an immersion in a world nourished by local traditions.
-> Reservations required at the tourist office.

In an exceptional panorama on Beaufortain, with a guide-speaker, meet André and his sons in the middle of his herd. He will talk you about his know-how and about the passion for his job and then you will have a snack-break with him.

How have people adapted to the constraints of the mountains in terms of housing, work and transport? This model is a fun way for children to think about this question.
For children aged 7/8 and over - accompanied by an adult

Jeannette the cow tells you the secrets of her hectic life between alpine pastures and cowsheds during a participatory workshop!