Alpage de Bramanette

Here remains the remains of a church whose tradition traces the foundation to two disciples of St. Peter. The oldest part, the apse, dates back to the 11th century. It is one of the rare testimonies of the Romanesque period in Savoy."In mountainous regions, at a distance from urban centres and in contrast to them, the sturdy and apsed chapels with culs-de-four apses, as is still the case with Saint-Pierre d'Extravache in the municipality of Bramans, gave way without transition to buildings of Baroque structure". Extract from "Le guide du Parc National de la Vanoise", © 2003 Editions Glénat, on sale at the Maison de la Vanoise in Val Cenis Termignon.

Marine will welcome you in this authentic valley with superbly preserved chalets. Home cooking made with local products. Refuge accessible on foot.2 dormitories for 15 places in total. Picnic allowed on the outdoor and indoor tables. Pets accepted on a leash.

A family valley steeped in history to share, home cooking with local products, this is our refuge in Bramanette!We will have the pleasure of welcoming you to our family valley, of which we can tell you the history of the place. You will be able to taste our home cooking made with local products and taste our blueberry and walnut tarts which make the reputation of our refuge. Dogs are accepted at the refuge on a leash and picnics are authorized on the tables outside the refuge.