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PIARD Alexis1366 Route Napoléon Bonaparte BRAMANS
VAL CENIS
73500
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The cottage group is available for booking throughout the year, except for the months of July and August. Guests have the freedom to choose their preferred dates. This spacious cottage is designed to accommodate large groups, with 4 bedrooms ranging from 2 to 8 beds, offering a total capacity for up to 32 people. Additionally, a winter kitchen/dining room is provided for vacationers to enjoy their meals.Description for Gite
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Directions
The holiday resort of Val d'Arc is situated at the entrance of Vanoise National Park, along the road leading to the Iseran and Mont Cenis passes. Bramans, a small village in Haute Maurienne, can be found at an altitude of 1250 meters.
If you are traveling by car, you can reach Val d'Arc by taking the A43 motorway towards Turin from Chambéry. Take the Modane exit (before the Frejus tunnel) and continue on N6 for 12 kilometers. Once you reach Bramans, continue straight for 1 kilometer until you reach the hamlet of Verney.
Alternatively, if you are traveling by train, you can get off at Modane station which is located 15 kilometers away. From there, you can take a shuttle to Bramans Verney.
If you are traveling by car, you can reach Val d'Arc by taking the A43 motorway towards Turin from Chambéry. Take the Modane exit (before the Frejus tunnel) and continue on N6 for 12 kilometers. Once you reach Bramans, continue straight for 1 kilometer until you reach the hamlet of Verney.
Alternatively, if you are traveling by train, you can get off at Modane station which is located 15 kilometers away. From there, you can take a shuttle to Bramans Verney.
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- Val Cenis Ski Resort: Located just a short distance from Bramans, Val Cenis Ski Resort offers an array of winter sports activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. The resort also provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
- Fort Marie-Christine: Situated in Mont Cenis, this historic fort was built in the 19th century and offers a glimpse into the region's military past. Visitors can explore its underground tunnels, admire the panoramic views, and learn about its strategic importance.
- Lac du Mont Cenis: A picturesque alpine lake located near Bramans, Lac du Mont Cenis is surrounded by mountains and provides a serene atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking, picnicking, and even swimming during the summer months.
- Bonneval-sur-Arc: Known as one of the most beautiful villages in France, Bonneval-sur-Arc is a charming mountain village with traditional stone houses and narrow streets. It offers a glimpse into traditional alpine life and provides access to scenic hiking trails.
- Saint Jean de Maurienne: Located in the Maurienne Valley, Saint Jean de Maurienne is a historic town with a rich heritage. Visitors can explore its medieval streets, visit the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, and learn about the region's history at the Museum of Opinel.
- Aussois: A small village situated in the Vanoise National Park, Aussois offers a peaceful setting with breathtaking mountain views. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the village's traditional architecture.
- Termignon-la-Vanoise: Nestled in the Vanoise National Park, Termignon-la-Vanoise is a picturesque village known for its traditional alpine charm and natural beauty. It serves as a starting point for various hiking trails and offers opportunities for skiing during the winter season.
- Lanslevillard: A village located in the heart of the Val Cenis ski area, Lanslevillard offers access to numerous outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the village's quaint streets, enjoy skiing or snowboarding in the winter, and admire the beautiful landscapes.
- Col du Mont Cenis: A mountain pass situated on the border between France and Italy, Col du Mont Cenis offers stunning views and is a popular destination for road cycling enthusiasts. The pass is also known for its historical significance, as it was used by Napoleon Bonaparte's army during his campaigns. 10. Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne: Another town in the Maurienne Valley, Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne is known for its architectural heritage, including the Saint-Michel Church and the medieval Château de l'Oiselaz. It serves as a gateway to the surrounding mountains and offers access to various outdoor activities.