La Rivière-Enverse: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Parcours d’art contemporain du Giffre, an art and nature trail, presents sculptures in public spaces as an open-air museum along a single route; it runs along the Giffre between Taninges, La Rivière-Enverse and Morillon.

Anyone considering La Rivière-Enverse as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.

The Eglise Saint-Pierre was built between 1763 and 1770 and consecrated in 1770. Its trefoil-shaped floor plan gives it the form of a cloverleaf; the architect Pierre Cheneval, who came from Faucigny, was commissioned to carry out the work.

The first Chapelle de Cellières: Saint Grat was destroyed during the French Revolution and rebuilt on a larger scale in 1818. The chapel has a rustic style with a porch reminiscent of the Baroque style.

The Grotte de Lourdes des Vagnys monument was erected by local residents on 15 August 1884. It is a faithful replica of the Grotto of Lourdes and is located on the RD4 departmental road.

The area around the Chapelle Notre Dame de l’annonciation dite des Nicodex was designed so that visitors can sit there and admire the monument and its surroundings.

Culinary offerings

Ferme Boisier sells cheese from its own farm and from the region and prepares fondue, raclette, cheese platters and gourmet hampers to order.

Landscape

La Rivière-Enverse is a rural commune between the Giffre and the Grand Massif.

More local pages: Évian-Les-Bains, Vacheresse, Reyvroz, Chatel, La Vernaz, La Forclaz, Lathuile, Villard

For the broader travel overview: Haute-Savoie.