
Accessible via QR code: the origins of the current cemetery, monuments and headstones linked to the world wars, symbols in funerary art, and a brand-new exhibition on the relocation of the war memorial.
The Spring of Cemeteries in Abondance: just a click away
To mark the 10th anniversary of the Spring of Cemeteries (8–11 May 2026), Abondance Abbey is offering a revamped visitor experience, centred on digital sharing and a living archive.
Echoing the national theme: a retrospective of previous editions, the Abbey is bringing its past research back into the spotlight. Using a QR code, you can access documents from previous editions directly on your smartphone. This is an opportunity to rediscover the rich funerary heritage of the commune of Abondance.
The highlight of this programme is a brand-new virtual exhibition. Through a series of photographs, you are invited to go behind the scenes of the spectacular relocation of the war memorial. These images bear witness to the changing role of remembrance within the village.
Whether you are visiting in person or simply curious about local history, this 2026 edition offers a glimpse into a heritage that is often overlooked.
A QR code is available at the cemetery, the town hall, the Abbey and the Maison du Fromage Abondance, near the war memorial and on our website.
Not Included
Not Included
The visit of Abondance Abbey.Accessibility
Mental disability
Not accessible in a wheelchair
Reserved space 330 cm wide < 100 m from the site
Reception staff sensitized to the reception of people with disabilities
Easy French documentation
Rates
Free access.
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Free access.
Opening times
From 8 May 2026 until 11 May 2026
From 8 May 2026 until 11 May 2026
Monday
09:00 - 18:00
Friday
09:00 - 18:00
Saturday
09:00 - 18:00
Sunday
09:00 - 18:00
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Access
Access
- From the shores of Lake Geneva, access via the Gavot plateau, heading towards the Abondance valley (approx. 40 mins).
The entrance to the site is located at Place de l’Abbatiale, accessible from the village centre via the Passage des Chanoines.
Separate access to the church (no visits during services).















