Throughout the week the Thollon Tourist Office organises visits to discover local professions, history and heritage: fishery, cheesemakers, distillery, soap making and more.
For more information call into the Tourist Office.
Come Discover and taste cheese of our region!
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This lakeside garden is located at the western entrance to Evian. A wetland research and information centre, it presents – via an exhibition and a discovery trail through the park – the various watery ecosystems: ponds, mountain streams, marshes…
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Where the Meillerie parish church stands today a priory was founded by Saint-Augustin canons in the Middle Ages, dependent on the Grand Saint-Bernard Hospice. The bell tower and church chancel are registered as historic monuments.
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The Savoie, whose home port is Evian, is the replica of a 35-m barque with lateen sails. It was built in 1896 near Geneva for a family of boatmen from Meillerie, the Pérays.
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A programme of thematic exhibitions is presented every year : paintings, sculptures, photographs, etc. In just a few years, the Palais Lumière has become one of the main cultural and artistic centres of the lake Geneva basin.
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Place of conservation of the historical archives of the City and temporary exhibition space, the Maison Gribaldi is one of the last vestiges of old Evian.
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En juillet-août, des visites gratuites sont possibles le mardi à 18h sur réservation à la Mairie.
Founded in the 12th century by canons and occupied by Cistercian monks from the 17th century, the Abbey of Abondance was abolished in 1761. It reveals the power of a gothic mountain architecture and conceals fabulous artistic treasures.
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