From tall tales to unbelievable-but-true local legends, the Val d’Illiez is a history buff’s dream! Our past is ever-present, thanks to various heritage associations who work tirelessly to preserve the architectural, geographic and cultural heritage left by our ancestors. Take a lesson in patois, our ancient local dialect, find out about the larger-than-life ‘Gros Bellet’ who inspired a revolution in 1790 or follow in the footsteps of the daring smugglers who criss-crossed our alpine valleys in the dead of night…
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Discover the patois of Val d’Illiez
Exposition d’œuvres artistiques du 19e et 20e siècle, dans un chalet datant de 1846, entièrement rénové en 1992. Cet établissement a également été classé au patrimoine Suisse.
Galerie de la Tine
Take a stroll through the village and a trip back in time for a fascinating glimpse of Champéry’s past.
Guided Tour of Champéry Village
This unique exposition is a graphic-novel style retrospective of village life in the 19th century…
Open Air Museum
This family-friendly ramble will take you past several small stone monuments, like miniature chapels, which were built by our ancestors to implore Divine protection, or in fulfilment of a vow.
Oratory Trail | Champéry – Val-d’Illiez
These small, stone monuments, like miniature chapels, were built by our ancestors to implore Divine protection, or in fulfilment of a vow.
Self-guided Oratories hike
Discover the history, symbols and artistic works of Champéry’s catholic church with a unique sound and light show. Once inside the church, simply press a button, then follow your eyes and ears as you are guided by lights and audio commentary.
Son & Lumière Eglise St. Théodule
This family-friendly ramble will take you past several small stone monuments, like miniature chapels, which were built by our ancestors to implore Divine protection, or in fulfilment of a vow.
Tour des oratoires | Champéry – Grand-Paradis
The Val-d’Illiez Heritage Foundation invites you to visit its old attics and exhibition.