Heritage

The Beaufortain and more particularly the valley of Hauteluce are rich of an exceptional patrimony. Visit the villages, hamlets, baroque churches and chapels ... Also visit the station and explain its history.
In Hauteluce:
- Ecomuseum, heritage of our valley.
- St Jacques d'Assyrie church, listed as a historical monument, baroque art. Open from 9 am to 4 pm. Free shuttles: Les Saisies - Hauteluce - Belleville.
- Chapel of Belleville, 3 km from Hauteluce, Romanesque chapel with frescoes dating from the 15th century.
In Villard sur Doron:
- Ecomuseum at the town hall.
- Saint Pierre Church, 18th century church. Baroque interior decoration, sundial.
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The project starts in 1995 with the creation of an association to have a church in Les Saisies. The church was built in 2000 and the first mass was celebrated for 2001 Christmas day. There is mass every Sunday at 18 pm (in winter & summer season)
Hauteluce
In Hauteluce valley every hamlet has his own chapel. The frame & steeple architecture are remarkable.
Very nice little chapel located in the typical St Sauveur hamlet.
This church, located in the village centre, will dazzle you with its stunning interior and exterior. You'll be stunned by its amazing decorative elements, from its bell tower with bulb-shaped dome to its gilt altarpieces.
This baroque church is famous for its steeple that we call "clocher à bulbe". This monument is dedicated to St Jacques d'Assyrie (1st évêque of Tarentaise).
From the time of its foundation in 1658, this chapel was dedicated to St John the Baptist and integrated with the parish of Crest-Voland, despite its distance from the village. Its ruins were rebuilt around 1752.
Hauteluce
From its little hill this lovely chapel seems to take care of the valley.
This romane style chapel was built in the 7th century. It is rated as historical monument. It is located in Belleville hamlet at the end of Hauteluce valley.
Villard-sur-Doron
18th century church. Baroque interior decoration, sundial.