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Guided tour of the Emosson Dam

Finhaut

From 23 May 2023 to 01 Dec 2030

Entering the concrete giant's lair is a unique experience!

Move around its crown and its interior gallery with a guide who will give you many explanations.

GUIDED TOURS FROM JUNE 24 TO SEPTEMBER 10 INCLUDED

For families and individuals:

• Guided tours with tourist reception agents trained by a professional guide

• Subject to availability and without reservation

• Monday to Saturday at 9.30 am and 2 pm/ Sunday at 2.30 pm

• The visit is for a minimum of 3 people and a maximum of 10 people

• Bookings must be made on the day, at the Emosson Information Point only. Subject to availability based on same-day bookings
• The tour is for a minimum of 3 people and a maximum of 10 people
• Meet at the Emosson info point, on the Place d'Emosson, 10 minutes before the tour.

• Duration: approx. 1h30

• Prices: CHF 15.-/adult, CHF 12.-/student and AVs, CHF 8.-/child (5-14 years old included)

• Payment by card or in cash (CHF only)

GUIDED TOURS FOR GROUPS, FROM MID-MAY TO THE END OF OCTOBER

Guided tour with a professional guide.

By reservation only through the reservation form below or by email at promotion@finhaut.ch.
From 11 to 30 people
Duration: about 2 hours
Price: CHF 300.00

DETAILS OF A VISIT

Reception of visitors on the Restaurant Panoramique square
Move to the Weller premises Presentation of the Emosson layout on the model
Explanation of the instruments on the models, pendulum, rocmeter
Move to the top of the dam Entrance to the left bank and visit of the 1926 gallery
Explanation of the mountains, dinosaurs, Vieux-Emosson, tourist impact of the dam and return to the restaurant square

GENERAL CONDITIONS

The visit takes place in ALL weather conditions
Bring warm clothes and good shoes
Follow the guide's instructions carefully
The tour may be interrupted if the safety instructions are not followed
The guide reserves the right to refuse entry to the gallery to persons behaving inappropriately
The visit is not recommended for people suffering from claustrophobia
For safety reasons, children under 5 years of age are not allowed to visit