Chapelle Sainte-Anne
Office de Tourisme de Montgenèvre
Office de Tourisme de Montgenèvre
Office de Tourisme de Montgenèvre
Office de Tourisme de Montgenèvre
This small religious building is located at the eastern entrance to Montgenèvre and was renovated in 2003.
The commune of Montgenèvre is on the route of many pilgrimages: Santiago de Compostela, via Dominicia… so it's no coincidence that the commune promotes its religious heritage: chapels and churches.
Originally built in the heart of the village, it was demolished in the 1950s to make way for the present-day gendarmerie. It was rebuilt identically, near the obelisk, nine years later, and renovated in 2003.
It is celebrated on 26 July, and a mass is said every year (or almost every year) on that date.
Closed temporarily.
Languages spoken : english, french and italian
Rates
Free access.
Practical information
Parking nearby
Picnic area
Environments
- Close to a public transportation
- Bus station under 300 m
- Bus stop < 500 m
- Near shuttle stop
- Station district
- Close to a trunk road
- Close to GR footpath
- Lake -5km away
- Lake view
- Mountain location
- Bottom of slopes
- Ski resort
- Mountain view
- River 5 km away
