Moutiers: Hotels and accommodations

Geographical location

Moûtiers is a gateway to the Vanoise National Park. You are planning a stay in Moûtiers and would like to find or book a hotel for your trip.

Culture and history

The Musée des Traditions Populaires presents rural life in Savoy through agricultural, craft, and religious objects. The Vieux Pont Saint-Pierre was built in 1785 and has been classified as a Monument historique since 1980.

The Cathédrale Saint-Pierre is classified as a Monument historique and combines Romanesque, Gothic, and Neoclassical architectural elements. Its oldest parts date back to the 1020s. The Musée d'Histoire et d'Archéologie traces the history of Moûtiers and the Tarentaise from prehistory to the 19th century.

The charitable tradition Pain de Mai was founded in Moûtiers in 1150 by Archbishop Pierre II of Tarentaise and continued for more than 600 years. Les lutrins du Patrimoine is a free themed walking route in Moûtiers that is freely accessible year-round. The Parcours Street Art de Moûtiers comprises almost forty monumental murals distributed throughout the town.

Nature and trails

The Moûtiers–Montfort trail is a family-friendly hike through the forest that connects Moûtiers with the hamlet of Montfort. The trail offers views over the valley, including views of Moûtiers.

The Moûtiers–Salins-Fontaine trail connects the main village of Salins with Moûtiers.

Regional specialties

The Coopérative laitière de Moûtiers offers tours of the Beaufort production facilities and aging cellars. They take place from Monday to Friday and on Saturdays during the tourist season, are free of charge, and are available only by prior reservation.

Other destinations: Saint-Martin-De-Belleville, Villarodin-Bourget, Praranger, Le Bettaix, Lescheraines, Les Coches, Saint-Martin-Sur-La-Chambre, Levassaix.

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