Art/Architecture: Château de la Bâtiaz Tavern

Art/Architecture: Château de la Bâtiaz Tavern

Restaurants: art and architecture – The Château de la Bâtiaz was built in 1260 and is the only remaining witness to the medieval era. It was an object of envy, and passed from the House...more

Fondation Gianadda – Art and Archaeology

Fondation Gianadda – Art and Archaeology

Top museums – Fondation Gianadda in Martigny is an...more

Chemin du Vignoble Martigny – Leuk

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Wineculture – This wine trail leads through the Valais...more

Château de Brignon

Château de Brignon

Castles & palaces – In this castle built in the...more

Art/Architecture: Château de la Bâtiaz Tavern

Art/Architecture: Château de la Bâtiaz Tavern – The Château de la Bâtiaz was built in 1260 and is the only remaining witness to the medieval era. It was an object of envy, and passed from the House of Savoie to the Sion bishops (and vice versa) many times. Dishes influenced by medieval flavours are served during the summer season.

Art/Architecture: Château de la Bâtiaz Tavern
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Fondation Gianadda – Art and Archaeology

Top museums – Fondation Gianadda in Martigny is an internationally renowned cultural foundation with multi-faceted aspects. The museum offerings range from archaeological exhibits, a vintage car and sculpture park to art collections and concerts.

Schon in der Frühzeit war die Felseninsel zwischen dem Genfersee und den steil aufragenden Bergen bewohnt. Von hier wurde jahrhundertelang der Schiffsverkehr auf dem Genfersee und der bedeutende Landweg zum St.Bernhard-Pass beherrscht. Vom 12. bis ins 16. Jahrhundert gehörte Chillon den Grafen von Savoyen, dann eroberten die Berner die Wasserburg, danach die Waadtländer. Über 300’000 Besucher besichtigen pro Jahr Chillon mit den Wandmalereien aus dem 14. Jahrhundert, den unterirdischen Gewölben, Paradesälen und dem original erhaltenen Schlafzimmer aus der Zeit der Berner Herrschaft. Schon in der Frühzeit war die Felseninsel

Fondation Gianadda – Art and Archaeology
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Chemin du Vignoble Martigny – Leuk

Wineculture – This wine trail leads through the Valais vineyards from Martigny to Leuk. There are three versions: a footpath, a bike trail, and a road for vehicles. Wines can be tasted without appointment at many points along the route. One section of the footpath (3 or 4 days’ hiking in all) is the Vineyard Path from Sierre to Salgesch, with its informative wine museum.

Chemin du Vignoble Martigny – Leuk
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Château de Brignon

Castles & palaces – In this castle built in the beginning of the century, gourmets are seated in three small halls with rustic charm. The creed of «fresh and authentic» inspires the chef to propose a fresh market cuisine, which marries the flavors of the South with regional produce. The wine list promises nice discoveries of different Valais wines. 14 GaultMillau points.

Château de Brignon
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