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 →
Concert · 19.06.2026
A Brassens evening — intimate and joyful — beneath the 17th-century vaults. Alice Richtarch (vocals), Greg Pittet (guitar), Rafael Gunti (bass).
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
