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7th genealogy week
Find your ancestors thanks to records from all parts of France. Discover genealogy or continue your researches.
The tales of "La rue Broca"
The KOKKINO troop presents their musical according to the tales of " La rue Broca3 of Pierre GRIPARI. For children as from 6 years old
Guided Visit (in French) "The Granite Stonemasons Walk"
Christine, a direct descendent of the Granite stonemasons, will accompany you along this educational walk in the forest, explaining the history of the stonemasons who moved to the Mont Blanc area, how they lived and worked.
Guided visit in French "Everything turns in the Isidore Farm"
"Everything turns in the Farm in Isidore": The children will imitate the gestures of the daily life at the beginning of the XX ° century ". Guided visit in French,
So close and so savavge - Photo exhibition
A photo exhibition of the local wildlife by Denis GIRARD.
22nd Baroque Festival in the Mont Blanc region
22nd musical gathering... Baroque music and exceptional concerts, period instruments, events and activities... Enjoy a whole week in the company of internationally renowned artists!
A piano on the lake
Experience a poetic time thanks to the "PianO du Lac". Artists set up on a flotting piano on the biological lake.
Guided tour (in French) of the granite stonemasonery business "Laurenzio"
Discover the trade of being a granite stonemason... Find out about how they extract the granite from various sources, to what the finished product becomes... From a kitchen work top or a chimney, to ice cubes!) An ancient know-how perfectly aligned with modern technology.
Guided visit " Sentier du baroque "
The baroque path links Combloux's St Nicolas church to Notre-Dame-de-la-Gorge's church in Les Contamines Montjoie, 20km away.
Guided visit "St Nicolas' church described by Joseph Rouge, priest at Combloux in 1733"
During the Baroque Festival : Discover the magnificient baroque Church of Combloux dedicated to Saint Nicolas. Our heritage guides will bring back to life ancient traditions based on a report wrote in 1733 by Joseph Rouge, parish priest of Combloux. Please note that this visit is available only in French.