Excursions in Martigny

Around Martigny, Fondation Pierre Gianadda and Roman Amphitheatre are two particularly characteristic starting points for a varied day. Depending on the location, options range from city or lakeside walks to hiking, cycling and excursions into the surrounding landscape.

Spring through autumn is ideal for walking, cycling and exploring the surrounding landscape; in winter, cultural sights and seasonal mountain or lakeside experiences provide good alternatives. If you want to stay flexible, start with a nearby destination and add a second stop when the weather and timing work in your favour.

With Fondation Pierre Gianadda, Roman Amphitheatre, Durnand Gorge and Great St Bernard Pass, Martigny offers a mix of well-known sights and regional excursion ideas. You can shape the day around scenery, culture, activity or relaxed exploration.

Start with Fondation Pierre Gianadda and Roman Amphitheatre; for a longer day, treat Durnand Gorge or Great St Bernard Pass as a separate second focus and allow enough time for transfers.

Many destinations from Martigny can be reached by train, bus or regional public transport. Mountain, lake and nature trips may also involve cable cars, boats or seasonal connections, so check the current journey before departure.

For destinations close to Martigny, half a day is often enough. For longer rail journeys, mountain railways or boat connections, check return times and final connections in advance and leave some buffer in your schedule.