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Old picture from Val d'Isère
The Val d'Histoire Museum
At the foot of the mythical Face de Bellevarde, discover the history of Val d'Isère. From the founders to the Olympic champions, from the agropastoral culture to the international ski resort, meet the people of Val d'Isère who have shaped their village. Come and discover the evolution of the valley through themes such as the traditional habitat, the environment, the birth of skiing and the resort. How, with the rhythm of the seasons, a few pioneers took advantage of a setting that was as dangerous as it was fertile?
Interactive and fun, texts in French and English, free entrance... don't miss it, the museum is worth the detour!
Address : Maison de Val - 320 rue de la Face 73150 Val d'Isère
Schedules:
Monday to Friday from 9am to 9pm
Sunday from 2pm to 9pm
Read the interview "Val d'Histoire: a new museum for Val d'Isère
Hopes, another world is possible
Installed outside the walls, in our village, stroll around the works of the artist Yannick Monget. A scientist, author and futurist, he specializes in issues related to the environmental crisis. Well beyond our apocalyptic vision, he paints us in a digital way landscapes photorealistic alternative.
Accompanied by scientists, Nobel Prize winners, astronauts, explorers, philosophers, writers, ecologists, and representatives of indigenous peoples from all over the world, he shares their hopeful messages about our world. These works invite us to action and mobilization of all to face the challenges of our society and to completely rethink it to build a better future.
First of all, a book, Hopes, is available at the media library of the Maison de Val.works, among a hundred or so, exhibited in the streets of Val d'Isère.
For this occasion, the artist shares with us his vision of Val d'Isère of tomorrow through an original work created especially for our village!
Download the explanatory flyer and the map here