Lanslevillard is located between Vanoise National Park and the Mont-Cenis Pass on the Italian border.
For a trip to Lanslevillard, renting a holiday apartment can be part of your personal travel plans.
Culture
The rosary altar in Saint Michael’s Church dates from 1626; it is the work of sculptor Jean Clappier.
The church also houses furnishings and fittings dating from the 17th to the 19th century.
The Saint Sebastian Chapel contains 53 murals depicting scenes from the life of Christ and the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian.
The years 1446 and 1518 are recorded for the chapel.
The Saint Roch Chapel houses a permanent exhibition about the lives of mountain dwellers in the 17th century and displays objects from the Gallo-Roman period.
Recent archaeological excavations at the chapel uncovered graves from the 1st century BC and the Early Middle Ages.
Les Chemins de l’Histoire is a cultural trail through 10 renovated chapels that illustrate 5,000 years of Lanslevillard’s history. The trail can be explored on foot or with snowshoes.
Winter Sports
The Val Cenis alpine ski area connects Val Cenis Lanslevillard with Val Cenis Lanslebourg and Val Cenis Termignon. It offers 125 kilometres of pistes.
Nature
The Sentier de la Pierre des Saints can be reached by bus route S53 to the Pont Abribus stop.
The Circuit pédestre la Pierre aux Pieds hiking trail leads to a prehistoric cup-marked stone at an altitude of 2,750 metres. The Circuit pédestre la Pierre aux Pieds runs partly through Vanoise National Park.
The Via Ferrata du Pichet is located near the village of Val Cenis-Lanslevillard and is considered relatively easy and suitable for families.
Other Experiences
Bulle de Loisirs is an inflatable amusement park with a bouncy castle, a slide, a mechanical rodeo cow, a leap into the void, trampolines and an inflatable train.
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