에이글 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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Rare medieval monastery with Romanesque church, the oldest active monastery in the Western Christian world.

Great view of the young Rhône

Les Avants station is located on the MOB Montreux-Gstaad-Zweisimmen-Lenk line, approximately 25 minutes from Montreux.

Clinging to the mountain above the Rhône, the Château de Saint-Maurice (15th-17th century) has been a venue since 2005 for major temporary exhibitions for all audiences around the theme of drawing, press cartoons and comic. It also presents a permanent exhibition on its history, access to which is commonly available through the temporary exhibition. It is one of the highlights of the exhibition of drawn narration in French-speaking Switzerland. https://www.viefrancigene.org/fr/resource/poi/castello-di-saint-maurice/

The Abbey of Saint-Maurice, in Valais, was built 1500 years ago as a sanctuary raised on the tomb of the martyr Saint-Maurice. This place of pilgrimage was once the spiritual center of the Kingdom of Burgundy and today houses one of the greatest religious treasures in Europe. https://www.viefrancigene.org/fr/resource/poi/abbaye/

The Abbey of Saint-Maurice, also known as the “Abbaye de Saint-Maurice d'Agaune”, is located in present-day Saint-Maurice de Valais in the canton of Valais. The Abbey of Saint Mauritius was founded in 515 by King Sigismund and recognized by Charlemagne. It is the oldest abbey in the West that is still active. The canons who live here continue to practice perpetual prayers. The abbey is located on a site that was once the Roman settlement of Agaunum in late Roman times and the early Middle Ages. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery and has a special significance in the history of Christianity. The abbey is home to a wealth of works of art and historical artefacts. The trésor (treasury) is worth a visit, as are the surrounding chapels. The abbey has more than 1,500 years of history and has played an important role in religious and cultural affairs over the centuries.

The Château de Saint-Maurice, also known as the “Castle of the Governors”, is located at the entrance to Saint-Maurice in the Canton of Valais in Switzerland. This impressive castle is built on the Saint-Maurice Gorge, a location bordered by a steep escarpment on one side and the Rhone River on the other. The castle has a rich history and once played an important role in military and judicial affairs.