A heritage
A 15th-century building, the former Magna Domus, restored in 1977.
The building →The place
Built in 1462, the Grand Maison hosted some of the greatest writers — Rousseau, Goethe, Chateaubriand, Liszt, Dumas. Today, under the name La Voûte, it continues this tradition of hospitality, art and encounter.
A 15th-century building, the former Magna Domus, restored in 1977.
The building →Mizette Putallaz, first graduate of the Valais Fine Arts (1953), student of Oskar Kokoschka.
The Foundation →Gallery, stage, place to gather — at the heart of Martigny, 14 rue du Manoir.
The project →
NEW La Voûte: entertaining and life-giving reading · 05.09.2026
Meet on 5 September, from 18:59, at La Voûte (formerly Cellier du Manoir) for a two-voice reading of the unpublished book “Suites de vies, avec vue sur la mort”, by F. Lugon and B. Gaillard. (Reading in French.)
La Voûte
Under the name La Voûte, the Grand Maison of Martigny — a 1462 building that hosted Rousseau, Goethe, Liszt and Dumas — now welcomes a gallery, concerts and encounters. The project is led by Mizette Putallaz, Valais painter and owner of 14 rue du Manoir.
After crossing that fearsome torrent we entered the bourg of Martigny; half an hour later, we were quietly settled at the hôtel de Grande-Maison.
— Fée, 1895
