Description
Accompanied by a Savoie Mont-Blanc Heritage guide, discover the incredible history of one of Europe's largest sanatoria and its remarkable buildings, which illustrate the technical and aesthetic genius of modern architecture.
Take a 3-hour tour of the various sanatoria on the Plateau d'Assy: move between Praz-Coutant, Guébriant and Martel de Janville, and discover the fascinating history of these emblematic buildings of Passy Mont-Blanc through explanations and anecdotes from the Savoie Mont-Blanc Heritage Guides. In particular, you'll have the opportunity to visit a former patient's room and the Martel de Janville chapel.
The former sanatoriums, the result of collaboration between doctors, hygienists and visionary architects, embody a new approach to living, emphasizing air, light and the environment. Their architecture, uncluttered and functional, reflects an aesthetic revival based on simple, uncluttered forms.
From the pavilion model to more compact structures, these buildings bear witness to the innovations implemented to meet therapeutic needs and take advantage of the modern techniques and materials of the time, such as reinforced concrete, linoleum and porcelain stoneware.
A car is required to reach the various sites
Car pooling can be organized on site
Very few places left for the date of 22/08/25 - reservation only by phone 04 50 58 80 52
Accessibility
Not accessible in a wheelchair
Rates
Adult
€19.00
Adult
€19.00
Adult
€19.00
Direct payment to the guide. Means of payment: cash and cheque
Payment methods
Bank/credit card
Check
Cash
Online paymentGroups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 10 Person (s) mini
- 25 Maximum number of people
Opening times
On 19 February 2027
- 14:00 at 17:00
On 16 April 2027
- 14:00 at 17:00
On 11 June 2027
- 14:00 at 17:00
Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Contact Guided tours "In the footsteps of the Plateau d'Assy's former sanatoria".
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Mountain view
- Mountain location
- Village centre

