What to see in Chamois
Pad it is a place where you don't pass, you go. The small mountain center can only be reached by the cable car that leaves from Bush, Fraction Antey-Saint-André. Pad It has the characteristics of an Alpine village. Houses built with natural elements (stone and wood) enriched, during the summer season, with geranium and flower boxes. In 2006 Pad took the name of "pearl of the Alps”. The only vehicle whose circulation is permitted to Pad It is electric and can be used upon reservation.
Great Balcony of the Matterhorn
Pad it is connected to "La Magdeleine" (1644 metres), another village worth visiting in the Aosta Valley, via a dirt road that can only be traveled on foot (an easy route of around 4 kilometres) along the "Great Balcony of the Matterhorn". Pad it is a location that attracts holidaymakers in both summer and winter. In summer it is a healthy place for those who love slow walking and mountain excursions. In winter, however, it offers a relaxing holiday with zero traffic and is surrounded by numerous ski slopes.
Church of San Pantaleone
Pad it is a small mountain village that has small attractions such as parish church of San Pantaleone whose current form dates back to 1838. Inside there is a carved wooden altar, the statue of Santa Barbaraa whirlpool bath, Madonna and Child, two statues dedicated to Saint Pantaleon, the wooden statue of St. Anthony and San Lorenzo.
Chamois Altiport
In the countryside of Pad there is also a altiport where small tourist planes can land as well as being available to those who practice paragliding or hang gliding.
