Aigueblanche: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Aigueblanche
Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Aigueblanche is a simple Neo-Gothic church with a Latin cross floor plan. It is one of the few churches in the Tarentaise that were not remodeled in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The Château of Aigueblanche is a former fortification dating from the late 13th century and stands in the center of the village. The manor house visible today appears to date from the late 15th century; the château also includes a square tower.
During your stay in Aigueblanche, you may want to find a hotel.
Trails
The “Les vignes et vergers sur les coteaux d’Aigueblanche” route is a very easy two-hour circular tour. On the way back, it returns to Aigueblanche via a greenway (voie verte).
The “Au Fil de L’Eau – B23” loop begins at the bridge in Aigueblanche. It follows a well-maintained, flat path along the Isère. The loop also includes an interpretation trail about the facilities at Morel.
Crafts
The restored walnut oil mill in Aigueblanche is running again and producing oil once more. The mill is included in a guided tour with a demonstration.
To the higher-level travel overview: Savoie.
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