This museum halving spaces, the one dedicated to the ibex and the other one to the story of the crash of Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory's plane on November 14th, 1944 above the Rivier d' Allemont.Free entrance
This exhibition centre is dedicated to the ibex, the animal that has come to symbolize Alpine wildlife. Its preservation, morphology, habitat and food throughout the seasons, together with the scientific monitoring are all explained via an attractive museum design, films, games and panels. The York Mallory Centre recounts the mysterious plane crash above the Allemond river in November 1944 that led to the death of the British Air Chief Marshall Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory, who had been responsible for coordinating air operations during the Normandy landings in 1942.
LABEL :
The museum in a member of the "Route des Savoir-Faire de l'Oisans".

Period of opening : From 04/06 to 25/06/2022, every Saturday and Sunday.
From 11.15am to 4.45pm.

From 01/07 to 31/08, daily.
From 11.15am to 4.45pm.

From 01/09 to 30/10, every Saturday and Sunday.
From 11.15am to 4.45pm.

Prices : Free of charge