Casse-Massion from Albiez-le-Jeune

A great associative coffee in the center of the village, to have an exchange and convivial time. It's also a point of sale for local and savoyards producers.We'll be happy to chat about the latest film, the book you've been reading, the tomatoes that have caught mildew... We'll offer you a coffee or herbal tea and a convivial moment. And find out more about local producers and artisans, including : - Chalet Magique's engraved handicrafts - Sweet and savoury treats from Crok'Ingnole - Herbal products from Natur'Alpine - Honey from À la Cime du Rucher - Les Funambules beers - Trois Cerises soaps & other local food products.

Of the more than one hundred and fifty churches built or rebuilt throughout Savoie between 1815 and 1860, ten were in the Maurienne region, including the first in Albiez-le-Jeune in 1820. Come and discover its interior, decorated by Joachim Maggia.Saint-Germain church was built in the 19th century in a Savoyard neo-classical architectural style. It can be recognized by its simple, sober façade. The church interior is decorated by Joachim Maggia. The dome depicts Saint Germain carried by clouds and accompanied by angels. The nave vault also features the three theological virtues of faith, hope and charity. Finally, on either side of the choir, you'll find four evangelists illustrating Joachim Maggia's art of trompe l'oeil. The altar was financed by Alexis Ducruez and Augustin Ducruet Augustin and made by the Gilarldi brothers. They reused the work of Louis Borrelin (a Baroque sculptor) in a more neo-classical style. Inside, you'll find a number of paintings from the sacristy.

An ideal spot for swimming (supervised in summer) and resting at the start and finish of several hikes. Located in the leisure area, the lake is close to children's playgrounds, picnic areas, petanque courts and tennis courts.The Albiez-le-Jeune leisure park offers walkers a peaceful place to swim, picnic, play pétanque or tennis, or just relax. Children can enjoy the playground. It's an ideal place to relax in the shade after a hike.

Set in the heart of nature, this guest house is a fully renovated farmhouse dating from 1898. At an altitude of 1200 m, it's the ideal place to come across a rich fauna of mammals, birds and butterflies.This is an LPO (Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux - League for the Protection of Birds) gîte, where everything is done to preserve and maintain biodiversity. In winter, you're sure to spot roe deer in the woods behind the house, foxes on the path and, in summer, squirrels tightrope-walking on tree branches. Make a reservation for our table d'hôtes, and we'll be delighted to share this convivial moment with you. Exchanges with travellers : Discover the village of Albiez and its surroundings, so that your stay is rich in emotions and discoveries. Edith and Vincent are passionate beekeepers, and will be delighted to show you how bees live.

Située au bord du plan d'eau, la zone de bivouac aménagée d'Albiez-le-Jeune comprend deux WC, une douche avec de l'eau chaude, un lavabo extérieur et des tables de pique-nique. Le lieu idéal pour planter sa tente !