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Frazione Dolonne - Piantina: M29 - Tel COURM AYEUR & PRÉ SAINT DIDIER 2O19 La tradizione valdostana, l’eleganza degli ambienti e la modernità HOTEL SUPERIOR dei servizi Massaggi Tipica e accogliente brasserie La “crotta”, ricca cantina della Trattamenti estetici propone diversi menu, anche uno brasserie, permette un’ampia Solarium vegetariano, con ricette della scelta di eccellenti etichette cucina classica valdostana a base regionali e nazionali con cui La T averna di ingredienti tipici regionali. accompagnare i golosi piatti. del Pilie r RISTORANTE TIPICO Bourguignonne, Fonduta, Steak Tartare, Chateaubriant, Bagna Cauda, Raclette Via Grandes Jorasses, 18 - Località Entréves - 11013 Courmayeur (Aosta) - Piantina: T38 Tel. +39 0165 869760 - Fax +39 0165 869770 - [email protected] Via Roma, 142 - Courmayeur - Piantina E16 - Tel. 366 1060297 www.pilierdangle.it - www.infocourmayeur.com/pilier www.judithbrasserie.com - www.infocourmayeur.com/judith EDIZIONE 2019 Courmayeur è la più bella ed elegante località turistica della Valle d’Aosta, situata in una dolce vallata ai piedi del Monte Bianco. Rinomata per il suo comprensorio sciistico (oltre 100km di piste da discesa, 70km di anelli da fondo nella bellissima Val Ferret e straordinari itinerari fuori pista), è considerata una delle perle dell’Arco Alpino. Nel centro del paese si trova la zona pedonale con numerosi ristoranti tipici, locali “apres ski” ed eleganti boutiques per uno shopping di qualità. Sono inoltre presenti molti centri per la cura ed il benessere del corpo, per il massimo relax. Naturalmente anche l’accoglienza nelle varie strutture ricettive è di eccellente livello. Tutti questi ingredienti vi faranno trascorrere una vacanza indimenticabile “all’ombra del Monte Bianco”. Ringraziamo i nostri sponsor che con il loro supporto hanno contribuito alla realizzazione di uno strumento unico per Courmayeur, utile agli operatori per presentare le loro proposte ed al turista attento per meglio orientarsi fra di esse Realizzato da www.readyservice.it - [email protected] - Tel. +39 329 0484056 - Genova PUBBLICAZIONE GRATUITA - SI DECLINA OGNI RESPONSABILITÀ PER EVENTUALI OMISSIONI ED ERRORI SULLE INFORMAZIONI GENERALI. QUESTA GUIDA NON HA CARATTERE UFFICIALE MA PURAMENTE INFORMATIVO La riproduzione anche parziale di immagini e contenuti di questa guida è severamente vietata 57 6 Enogastronomia, Manifestazioni 48 Bar e Locali 8 Tutto Neve Chiese e 31 10 68 Funzioni Religiose Shopping 5 Strutture Pré Saint Didier Presentazione ricettive 7 65 Rifugi e 52 Benessere e Attività Sportive Servizi e Agenzie Cura Personale Immobiliari 41 9 Piantine COURM AYEUR Numeri utili 18 Ristoranti e Pizzerie Tutte le info per la tua vacanza a Courmayeur & PRÉ SAINT DIDIER 2O19 puoi trovarle su www.infocourmayeur.com _ MANIFESTAZIONI WWW.INFOCOURMAYEUR.COM _ RIFUGI DI MONTAGNA _ ATTIVITÀ SPORTIVE FESTE PATRONALI LOCALITÀ, ALTITUDINE, IMPEGNO RAFTING / CANYONING / KAYAK / SUB _ YOGA RAFTING - PRÉ SAINT DIDIER 335 8114734 _ 14 FEBBRAIO S. Valentino (Patrono Invernale di Courmayeur) _ PRIMA SETTIMANA DI AGOSTO Festa Del Villair _ LA SUSCHE Val Sapin, 1.816 mt 348 8030035 _ RAFTING MORGEX 335 5651019 _ SECONDO SABATO DI LUGLIO S. Benedetto (Dolonne) _ FINE AGOSTO Festa de La Saxe Impegno > Escurs. _ GRUPPO SUB VALDIGNE H_IBEX 335 8232294 _ METÁ LUGLIO Santa Margherita (Entrèves) _ 8 SETTEMBRE Processione al Santuario Di N.D. del La Guérison _ G. BERTONE Mont de la Saxe, 1.996 mt 347 0325785 Impegno > Escurs. _ 27 LUGLIO S. Pantaleone in Capoluogo _ 24 DICEMBRE Messa di Natale con Presepe Vivente _ BOCCALATTE/PIOLTI Ghiacciaio di 347 2574536 TREKKING / ESCURSIONI / ALPINISMO / SKI Planpincieux / Val Ferret, 2.803 mt _ SOCIETÀ GUIDE ALPINE DI COURMAYEUR 0165 842064 APPUNTAMENTI - EVENTI - MANIFESTAZIONI - SPORT - CULTURA Impegno > Alpinist. _ GUIDE ALPINE MONTE BIANCO 347 4350182 _ W. BONATTI Vallone di Malatrà / Val Ferret, 2.025 mt 335 6848578 _ SABRINA SAVOYE NORDIC WALKING 348 2940761 _ PRIMA SETTIMANA DI DICEMBRE Noir in Festival _ LUNEDÌ ALTERNI DI LUGLIO ED AGOSTO Impegno > Escurs. _ MARIO ZAMBOTTO GUIDA NATURALISTICA 328 2919376 Rassegna cinematografica all’insegna del brivido, conferenze Fiera dell’antiquariato di S. Margherita (Entrèves) _ C. DALMAZZI Ghiacc. del Triolet / Val Ferret, 2.584 mt 347 2574536 _ SCUOLA DI SKI MONTE BIANCO 0165 842477 e seminari sul tema e premiazione tra 12 film selezionati nell’anno Impegno > Escurs. Esperti _ SCUOLA DI SKI COURMAYEUR 0165 848254 _ 3/4/5 AGOSTO X Bionic Skyrace _ 30 DICEMBRE Fiaccolata dei maestri di sci sulle piste _ ELENA Pré de Bar / Val Ferret, 2.061 mt 0165 844688 _ 15 AGOSTO Festa Delle Guide Impegno > Escurs. EQUITAZIONE / PESCA SPORTIVA / GOLF / PARCHI AVVENTURA e Festa del Pane Accompagnate dalla Banda Municipale, nel centro del paese le _ ELISABETTA S.M. Val Veny, 2.197 mt 0165 5844080 _ SPORT IPPICI VALDOSTANI (Planpincieux / Val Ferret) 331 3773641 _ MARTEDÌ GRASSO Carnevale Guide sfilano indossando la tradizionale divisa e con i loro attrezzi Impegno > Turist. _ RISERVA DI PESCA 0165 89193 Sfilata accompagnata dalla Banda Musicale Courmayeur-La Salle benedetti per partecipare alla S. Messa DELLA VAL FERRET (Bar Ristorante Tronchey) e premiazione dei carri allegorici. Al pomeriggio danze e giochi _ F. GONELLA Ghiacciaio del Dôme / Val Veny, 3.072 mt 0165 85101 _ ULTIMA SETTIMANA DI AGOSTO Impegno > Alpinist. _ GOLF CLUB COURMAYEUR 0165 89103 della tradizione Ultra Trail / Tour Du Mont Blanc _ M. BIANCO CAI UGET La Fodze / Val Veny, 1.700 mt 0165 869097 E GRANDES JORASSES (Loc. Pont / Val Ferret) _ PASQUETTA Foire De La Pâquerette _ PRIMA DOMENICA DI SETTEMBRE Lo Matson Impegno > Turist. _ PARCO AVVENTURA MONT BLANC (Pre St. Didier) 335 5918089 Importante rassegna dell’artigianato tradizionale valdostano, Fiera enogastronomica dedicata ai prodotti agroalimentari tipici _ CLUB DES SPORTES (Planpincieux) 0165 89570 con oltre 300 espositori in tutte le vie del centro _ F. MONZINO Aiguille du Châteet, 2.590 mt 0165 809553 _ PRIMA METÁ DI SETTEMBRE Impegno > Alpinist. _ APRILE Piolet D’or Tor des Geants Super Endurance Trail _ ALB. PAVILLON Mont Fréty, 2.173 mt 0165 89925 PALAZZETTO DELLO SPORT / PARCHI NATURALISTICI Riconoscimento dell’impresa alpinistica dalla quale emergono Sulle Alte Vie della Vallée: 330 km per 24.000 mt di dislivello + Impegno > Escurs. _ FORUM SPORT CENTER 0165 1852591 impegno e spirito di cordata per la celebrazione di un alpinismo in poco più di 6 giorni con partenza ed arrivo nel centro _ CHEZ OLLIER/LE RANDONNEUR _ PARC ANIMALIER - INTROD 0165 95557 etico ed autentico di Courmayeur, una gara unica nel suo genere Prà Neyron Checrouit, 1.890 mt 349 5368898 _ GIARDINO BOTANICO ALPINO 333 4462959 _ PRIMA SETTIMANA DI LUGLIO Celtica _ PRIMO SABATO DI OTTOBRE Arrancabirra Impegno > Turist. “SAUSSUREA” (Pavillon Du Mont Fréty) Organizzata dal Clan Grande Orsa. Folclore, cultura, spettacoli Gara podistica goliardica di 19km per un dislivello + di 1.300 mt _ Q. SELLA Ghiacciaio del Miage / Val Veny, 3.371 mt 011 546031 e rievocazioni storiche in Val Veny, all’ombra del Monte Bianco che premia i partecipanti anche per il numero di birre bevute la gara Impegno > Alpinist. ELITRASPORTO _ SECONDO SABATO DI LUGLIO Grand Trail de la Valdigne _ OGNI MERCOLEDÌ Mercato settimanale piazza Grivel _ TORINO NUOVO Punta Helbronner, 3.375 mt 0165 844034 _ GMH HELICOPTER 393 3000533 Da 100km e 47km (Dolonne, Piantina: L25) Impegno > Escurs. Esperti _ PELLISSIER HELICOPTER 348 3161723 6 7 _ CHIESE E FUNZIONI RELIGIOSE _ NUMERI UTILI CHIESA PARROCCHIALE DI SAN PANTALEONE SANTUARIO N.S. DE LA GUERISON _ UFFICIO INFORMAZIONI 0165 842060 _ POLIZIA DI STATO 0165 890720 _ POLIZIA MUNICIPALE 0165 831334 P.le Monte Bianco (piantina: F 12 ) P.le Monte Bianco (piantina F 12 ) Tel. 0165 842234 - (piantina: D 13 ) Strada della Val Veny – Tel. 0165 869085 _ VIGILI DEL FUOCO 115 _ UFFICIO POSTALE 0165 840811 Orari S.S. Messe: Feriali: h. 18.30 - Sabato: h 17.00 /18.30 Apertura tutti i giorni dal 2/7 al 30/9 _ EMERGENZA SANITARIA 118 Stazione di Courmayeur 0165 842560 E GUARDIA MEDICA (piantina: E 12 ) Domenica e festivi: h. 09.00 / 11.00 / 18.30 Orari S.S. Messe: Dal 2/7 al 8/9 tutti i giorni: h. 11.00 / 17.00 Strada della Margherita, 8 (piantina: F 14 ) _ TRAFORO DEL 0165 890411 Dopo l’8/09 tutti i giorni: h. 16.00 _ CENTRO 0165 844684 _ SAVDA AUTOLINEE 800 170444 TRAUMATOLOGICO MONTE BIANCO CHIESA PARROCCHIALE DI SANTA MARGHERITA Mese di giugno, in caso di apertura anticipata della strada, Strada delle Volpi, 3 (piantina: F 17 ) _ FERROVIE DELLO STATO 892021 _ IMPIANTI DI RISALITA 0165 846658 Entreves, Via della Brenva, 8 - (Piantina T37) - Tel. 0165 89176 S.S. Messa alla domenica: h. 16.30 _ SOCCORSO ALPZINO/ 800 319319 _ TRENITALIA 0165 239541 COURMAYEUR - MONT BLANC Orari S.S. Messe: Feriali: h 18.00 PROTEZIONE CIVILE Stazione di Pre St. Didier 0165 87840 Strada Regionale, 47 (piantina G 19 ) Domenica e festivi: h 10.00 / 11.30* / 18.00 *nei mesi di Luglio ed Agosto Rue de la Gare _ SKY WAY 0165 89925 CULTI EVANGELICI _ SEZIONE REGIONALE 0165 238222 _ MUNICIPIO 0165 831311 Per una programmazione dettagliata si rinvia a: _ TAXI 0165 842960 _ FARMACIA M. BIANCO 0165 842047 V.le Monte Bianco, 40 (piantina: E 11 ) Piazzale Monte Bianco (piantina F12) Pred. Leo Sandro Di Tommaso Tel. 0165236360 Via Corconvallazione, 69 (piantina: E 12 ) _ CARABINIERI 112 Stazione di Courmayeur 0165 842225 Strada della Margherita, 8bis (piantina: F 14 ) 8 9 _ STRUTTURE RICETTIVE WWW.INFOCOURMAYEUR.COM HOTEL _ CROUX Via Croux, 8 - T 0165 846735 HOTEL _ DEI CAMOSCI Str. per Entrèves, 7, La Saxe - T 0165 842338 _ GRAND HOTEL Strada Grand Ru, 1 - T 0165 844542 _ DEL VIALE V.le Monte Bianco, 74 - T 0165 846712 _ CHRISTIANIA Plan Chécrouit - T 0165 843572 (solo inverno) _ LE MASSIF Strada regionale, 38 - T 02 84345670 _ DENTE DEL GIGANTE Str.
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