Cafe Le Collier D Or Nathalie Lemaitre Raoux

Absolutely lost of time and money, with the only exception if you have never seen a St Bernard dog. We took the version with interact with dogs, total disappointment. The workshop is supposed to be for kids 6-12 years old, but it's rather for the age of 2-3 so for older than 3 will be boring or terrible boring. Not to mention only IN FRENCH. So my son was able to touch the dog 4 times in a classroom. Apart of that, the museum on 1th floor has several photos style St Bernard plus priests. A field outside with dogs pretty small I would say, like a tiny zoo. Dogs are on a very small space with veeery limited green area (if so), pooooor ones a souvenir shop, looks nice, but after the disgust we...

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Interesting exhibition upstairs. With beautiful history of the pass. On the other hand, no access to animals sleeping behind glass. A bit sad. Otherwise we see them high up from footbridges. Don’t go there for interactions with dogs. There are 5 rabbits in an enclosure. Without interest.

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I expected something different from you. Dogs locked in glass rooms looking sad. It's not worth the money. And the children were disappointed because they imagined meeting Saint Bernards differently

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We are well received and we can admire our little ones, it's magnificent, I advise people to go there

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The space for dogs is nice and the museum inside is very interesting.

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