L'Alpage de Porcherey from Saint-Nicolas de Véroce

The church of Saint-Nicolas is one of the crown jewels of Alpine Baroque art. It was built during the first half of the 18th Century using funds provided by expatriates and colporteurs going to the German Low Country.Characteristic of the Alpine Baroque with its sober exterior and its interior bursting with colour, gilding and cherubs, the church of St. Nicholas is an enchantment for the eyes. Known for its "Saint-Nicolas blue", which gives rhythm to the vaults entirely painted in the 19th century, its five polychrome carved wooden altarpieces and its unsuspected trompe-l'oeil, the interior of the building gives the word magnificence its full meaning! Don't forget to push open the door of the nearby Museum of Sacred Art, to plunge into the history of the village, its famous peddlers and the sumptuous Baroque period!

Next to the church of Saint-Nicolas, the Musée d'Art Sacré (Sacred Art Museum) displays some 50 objects dating from the 18th to the 19th centuries, retracing the history of the village.This unique collection (sculptures, paintings, goldsmith's and silversmith's objects, liturgical vestments) is largely the result of the generosity and faith of Saint-Nicolatains, expatriates in German-speaking countries. Between the 15th and 18th centuries, the difficulties of life in the mountains prompted some inhabitants to leave for Germany or Italy, to earn a living as peddlers or craftsmen. Some of them succeeded in establishing themselves as bourgeois merchants in Europe's major cities. They then made substantial donations to their parishes of origin, contributing to the wealth of decorations in the region's churches and chapels! For families, 7 errors games and booklets are available at the reception desk to help you discover the collections in a fun way! During the vacation season, guided tours of the church and sacred art museum are usually held on Fridays at 3pm, and guided tours of the museum are available all year round on request. Outside these periods, the Musée d'art sacré is open by appointment.

Come visit us in our store and discover our new collection! One store, two points of sale: - SAINT- NICOLAS DE VEROCE (at the foot of the chairlift) - THE CHATTRIXTwo shops, one at the foot of the chairlift in the village, the other at the foot of the Chattrix chairlift. In each store, a team of professionals offers service with a smile! This winter, come and try ski touring. Free lockers on site.

Grocery store - Cold meats - Individual cheese - Savory pies - Sweet pies - Roast chickens - Press - Post office - Souvenir items - Postcards - Dry cleaningQuality products and a multitude of services offered: grocery store, homemade dishes, newspapers, postal service, souvenirs, linen rental and deposit dry cleaning, sale of local products ...

Open to outside guests, the Armancette hotel's tearoom and bakery offers a wide variety of homemade breads, pastries, viennoiseries and snacks to enjoy while gazing at the Dômes de Miage.Our Tea Room and Bakery is the ideal venue for breakfast, quick meals, snacks and afternoon tea. Enjoy a wide range of homemade breads, pastries and cakes, to eat in or take away.

Jérome and Isabelle Penz are specialists in skiing, touring and snowboarding. Rental, retail, service and repairs. Test to buy. Accessories include gloves, hats, sunglasses and snow boots. Brands in store: Rossignol, Dynastar, Salomon, Lange, Dynafit.Also discover our new sports shop next to the bistro "Le Mont- Joly ”in Saint-Nicolas de Véroce.

Located at Plateau de la Croix, at the foot of the ski slopes and hiking trails, this restaurant boasts a panoramic terrace with magnificent views of the Mont Blanc range. In winter a relaxed family self-service and in summer, delicious cuisine in a rural setting.At the Plateau de la Croix, from the slopes and hiking trails, you will find a panoramic terrace with a magnificent view of the Mont Blanc massif. In winter self relaxed and family, in summer tasty cuisine and bucolic setting.