The ravine of Pre-Saint-Didier and the castle of Fenis

Visiting the territories that expand around Mont Blanc means being able to have important experiences both in nature and in history, in art and culture. Pre-Saint-Didier is a small charming village, very well kept, famous above all because in its municipality there is a ravine that can be admired in a particular way. In fact, a metal walkway was built from the top of which the gaze sweeps across the gorge and up to great distances. The experience, however, is not suitable for those suffering from vertigo, as is the zip line with which you can cross the ravine in an angel's flight. Not far away, the Fenis castle instead allows you to admire the splendid frescoes dating back to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries that adorn the entrance courtyard. In the courtyard there are wooden balconies where essays are painted holding scrolls in their hands. At the center of the staircase is San Giorgio defeating the dragon and, opposite, San Cristoforo. Each room can be visited up to the chapel, where the Madonna, the Saints and the Crucifixion of Jesus are frescoed.