Le plateau du Rey - Col de l'Entreporte

In the heart of the old village of Plan Peisey, you will find the typical Ferme restaurant.Come and enjoy a warm, welcoming Savoyard setting! We invite you to taste our homemade dishes prepared with local produce. Whether you're enjoying a meal, sipping a refreshing drink, or treating yourself to a gourmet break, you'll find something to please you: crêpes with homemade jam, artisanal ice creams, and more, starting at 4 p.m. Sit down on our magnificent terrace for a moment of relaxation. Enjoy a panoramic view of the valley and the charm of a typically Savoyard countryside setting. In the evening, come and discover our homemade Savoyard fondue in a friendly and authentic atmosphere. Reservations are preferred. We are accessible from the path leading to Notre-Dame des Vernettes, both during the day and in the evening. The chalet is just a 5-minute walk from the Parchey car park.

Alpine shrine built at 1816 m altitude, near a source to the miraculous virtues, Our Lady of The Vernettes is a very cherished place to the hearts of the people of the Valley.Since 300 years. In a mountain setting of exception, more and more visitors are delighted by the spirit of the place. A miraculous cure (1702) has justified, in the early 18th century, the building, near the source, of an oratory dedicated to Our Lady of Mercy, chief of lepers. This oratory has disappeared in an avalanche. He was replaced by the small chapel below, at the end of a nice cross and near the fountain. From 1720, building a larger sanctuary for pilgrims has been decided. The structural work was completed in 5 years.The interior decoration took the three decades following. In 1766 was decided the construction of the reception house, abutting the church. In 1777 a second tower was built. The construction and initial development took place over nearly 80 years. From restoration to restoration during 200 years, the sanctuary from The Vernettes has kept the appearance that it had at the beginning. A pilgrimage is organized every July 16. The sanctuary is classified as a historical monument. The town of Peisey-Nancroix has undertaken the restoration of interiors in 2008. After 2 years of work, the chapel will be open again to visitors. Open everyday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Guided tours with a FACIM lecturer on summer 2020. Dates available soon.