L'Arche d'Oé - Agro-pastoral museum

Traditional house, one of the oldest in the village, which used to house men and animals. Through the testimonies of the inhabitants, discover the life of the mountain community from its agro-pastoral origins to its tourist activity.

Description

Famille Plus Montagne" label.
"L'Arche d'Oé" ("Oé" means Aussois in local dialect) tells the story of the village through the written and oral testimonies of its inhabitants.
Each room in the house has been restored to its original function and layout.
Today, Aussoyens and Aussoyennes invite you to come and discover, alone, with family or friends, the life of their mountain community, from its agro-pastoral origins to its current tourist activity.
Children's play areas have been set aside for them to discover during their visit.
Every week, during the winter and summer tourist seasons, one or more activities are offered during the day or evening: guided tours, butter-making, discovery workshops, snacks, storytelling evenings, etc.

Complementary welcome

45 personnes maximum réparties en 2 groupes.

Services

• Animals accepted
• Individual guided tours
• Guided group tours
• Educational visits
• Themed visit
• Store
• Permanent animator
• Tourist Documentation
• Tourist information
• Reservation of services
• Guided tours
• Free individual visits

Environments

• In the mountains
• Center station
• Ski resort

Rates

Adulte : 4,50 €
Enfant (6-12 ans) : 3,20 €.

Gratuit pour les moins de 6 ans.

Payment methods

• Credit card
• Check
• Species

Opening period

Du 10/06 au 06/09/2024 de 15h à 19h.
Fermé le samedi.
Ferme à 18:00 les mercredis et dimanches.
Ouvert les lundis et vendredis matins de 9:30 à 12:00.

Spoken languages

• English
• French
• Italian

Adapted tourism

• Not wheelchair accessible

Location

Documents

• Arche d'Oé museum brochure at Aussois (pdf)
• Fiche Pôp Arche d'Oé (pdf)

Animals

Animals accepted : Yes

Animals accepted with supplement : No

Animals kept on a leash.

Portrait

• Push open the door of time and discover the life of a mountain village in the 18th century. This traditional house is the ideal place to understand the identity of Oé (Aussois in patois).