Tamié abbey, founded in the 12th century and rebuilt in the 17th
century, still houses more than thirty Cistercian monks who continue
to make one of the savoie’s famous cheeses: Tamié.
- Historic site and monument
Tamié Abbey
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Tamié abbey, still houses more than thirty Cistercian monks who continue
to make one of the savoie’s famous cheeses: Tamié.
About
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Prices
Free entry.
Methods of payment accepted : Bank/credit card, Check, Cash
Reception
Opening
From 01/01 to 31/12, daily.
Labels and rating
Services
- Pets welcome
- Sales on site
- Not open to the public
- Shop
- Covered picnic area
- Toilets
- Public WC
- Exhibition space
- Car park
- Parking
- Coach parking
- Permanent exhibition
Contacts
Access
- Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Motor Disability
Hearing Disability
Mental Disability
Visual Disability
Number of people in situation of reduced mobility site capacity : 10
