Martinach: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Martinach combines a historical legacy with the landscape of Lower Valais. A bishopric was established here in the 4th century before it was moved to Sion in the 6th century. Those interested in history will find a tangible cultural point of reference here. Would you like to rent a holiday apartment in Martinach?

Landscape

Several named map features are located around the centre of Martinach: La Dent lies approximately 5.8 kilometres to the southeast, Les Blisiers approximately 7.1 kilometres to the east and L'Aiguille approximately 8.1 kilometres to the north of Martinach.

Geographical setting

Martinach lies in the Rhône Valley, where the Rhône forms a bend, and belongs to Lower Valais.

Connections

Martinach is a road junction with connections to Italy, France and Switzerland. Routes lead over the Great St Bernard Pass to Aosta and over the Col de la Forclaz to Chamonix.

For further orientation, you can also compare the local pages for Arbarey, Fully, Isérables, Leytron, Martigny, Martigny-Combe, Riddes, Saillon, Saxon and Trient Vs.

Alpine destinations

Martinach is connected to nearby alpine ski resorts, including Verbier.

Hiking

A hiking route leads from Martinach to Vernayaz and reaches the Trient Gorge, which is equipped with wooden footbridges.

Frequently asked questions about Martinach

Which named map feature lies west of the centre of Martinach?

La Cheutse is a named map feature approximately 5.1 kilometres west of the centre of Martinach.

What administrative role does Martinach have in Valais?

Martinach is the capital of the Martigny district in the canton of Valais.

Which two important museums are there in Martinach?

The Fondation Gianadda and the Dog Museum are among the two important museums in Martinach.

For the overarching travel overview: Valais.