Serrières-En-Chautagne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Serrières-en-Chautagne, history and landscape can be seen in specific places. The Church of Saint-Maurice dates back to the 12th century, is considered the oldest church in Chautagne, and combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. The Plan d'eau de Serrières-en-Chautagne is also one of the town’s distinctive features: it is fed by natural water.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Serrières-en-Chautagne has the town in mind as a place to stay.

Culture

The Minoterie Pressevot is the last surviving testimony to the water installations on the Clarafond stream. The Château de Fortis is located in the heart of Savoie, surrounded by a wooded park, and includes a 17th-century residence. Visits are available by prior arrangement.

Wine and Agriculture

Due to its landscape and climate, Serrières-en-Chautagne has long had an agricultural and viticultural character. The Domaine de Veronnet was built in 1640 and was formerly an outbuilding of the Château de Fortis. Its vines grow on steep slopes made of glacial molasse from the Vieux Foug range; the estate offers tastings of its wines. Serrières-en-Chautagne is also part of the appellation area of Vin de Savoie Chautagne.

Nature

The Sentier pédestre du Châtaignier leads through the forest, runs near the rocks of Gros Foug, and passes close to the remains of a former tuff factory and a petrified waterfall.

Getting Around

Between Serrières and Pont de la Loi, the ViaRhôna includes shared, low-traffic road sections as well as a greenway.

More destination pages: Notre-Dame-Du-Pré, Praranger, Pralognan-La-Vanoise, Mercury, Le Châtelard, Saint-Michel-De-Maurienne, Tignes, Francin.

To the higher-level travel overview: Savoie.