Exhibitions at the Maison de la Forêt

Cultural
Recreational activities
Exhibition gallery
Picnic area
Games for children

Elevation : 1600m

Rte de la croix-de-Cœur 28, CH-1918 La Tzoumaz

Exposition à la maison de la Forêt La Tzoumaz — ©Raphaël Surmont

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Café, exhibition, playground

The Maison de la Forêt is located at the starting point of all the activities in the Espace Nature de la Tzoumaz. Housed in an old mayen, it's a place where you can get together, recharge your batteries and discover new things. There's a refreshment bar, a play area, an educational trail and two exhibitions.

On the first floor, the permanent exhibition "Animals of the Forest" lets you discover, touch and listen to the calls of several local species of birds and mammals, as well as playing games to find out what they have in common.

On the ground floor, an exhibition is open to visitors from May to October. After exploring the making of musical instruments, and then the tree in all its forms, the ETCO workshop was contacted to develop an exhibition on the theme of the forest ecosystem.
To explore this theme, we propose to present the living beings of the forest (animals, plants, fungi, bacteria) from original angles adapted to their discovery. We'll be presenting their interactions and ending with a look at the human impact on the forest ecosystem.