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In summer, Pré
de Pascal is completely surrounded by trees and
bushes offering a quiet and relaxing holiday, bringing
you into contact with nature. Its restaurant-bar offers
the typical dishes of Aosta Valley, cooked as tradition
has it. A natural solarium will get you the opportunity
to sunbathe pleasantly while your children will play quietly
in the games park.
In summer, the Pré de Pascal can also offer:
1 Rooms
2
Two-roomed apartments
3 TV room
4 Rock climbing practice
wall at 200 meters.
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- The Spa Center of Pré Saint Didier: www.termedipre.it
- The adventure park: www.parcoavventura.com
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| Different footpaths start from
the Pré de Pascal leading to: |
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| 1 the
"Monte Chétif" Point where there is the
statue of the Virgin of snows ("Madonna delle nevi").
You can have a superb view of Mont Blanc's chain and of
Valdigne (about an hour and a half walk) |
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| 2 Lake Chécrouit;
you can view from above all the massif of Mont Blanc (about
an hour and a half walk) |
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Lake Miage (a 4 hours walk from the Pré
de Pascal, an hour and fifty walk from the crossroads
to Lake Chécrouit) |
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Lake Combal where you can admire the view of the
Miage glacier (about a 4 hours walk from the Pré
de Pascal, about an hour and a half from the crossroads
to Lake Chécrouit) |
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| You can choose
many other routes according to your skills as hiker. |
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Along the carriage road
of the Veny Valley, at Berrier is situated the sanctuary
of "Notre-Dame de la Guérison" (Our Lady
of recovery); the well-known and the most visited sanctuary
of Aosta Valley for the uniqueness of its environment.
In the background: the "Aiguille Noire de Peuterey"
(3.772 meters) and the Brenva glacier . |
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During his visit in the summer
of 1999, the Pope visited the sanctuary to pray. |
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First of July, in the Veny Valley, at
Courmayeur, Morgex, Pré-Saint-Didier and Aosta,
takes place a celebration of Celtic art and culture. The
performances set in the magnificent and centuries-old
Peuterey Wood (Veny Valley); more than 300 artists, coming
from Aosta Valley, Italy, Scotland, Ireland, Britain,
Wales, the Shetland Isles, Galicia, England and France,
are the heralds of art and culture with dancing performances
and concerts, shows and conferences, art exhibitions and
excursions, historical reconstructions in costume and
parades, traditional food and drinks of Celtic Europe,
besides giving birth to stages of bowshooting, leather
carving, Celtic dance, ancient fencing, clay manufacture
and to many children's amusements. Considered as the best
event of the summer in Aosta Valley, it has been the most
attended Italian Celtic Festival of the year 2000 thanks
to its 17.000 attendances. |
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