Nestled in a wide flat area at more than 900 meters above sea level, Morgex is a uniquely charming village in the heart of Valdigne, surrounded by breathtaking views and rare cultural and natural riches. Although located in a typical Alpine setting, Morgex surprises with its originality: in fact, vineyards are cultivated here up to 1,200 meters, giving birth to the famous Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle, known as the highest wine in Europe. As a backdrop to this corner of paradise, the majestic profile of Mont Blanc dominates unchallenged, embracing villages, forests and expanses of vineyards among its slopes. The village of Morgex holds historical and artistic treasures that deserve a thorough visit. In the heart of the town stands the Torre de l'Archet, a structure dating from the late 10th century and among the oldest in the region. Today it is the headquarters of the Natalino Sapegno Foundation, an important center of literary studies that organizes cultural activities and houses the curious Bibliomuseo del Fumetto, a must for fans of graphic novels and illustrations. Not far away, the parish church of Santa Maria Assunta offers visitors a treasure trove of sacred art: a richly decorated Baroque altar, frescoes dated between the 15th and 16th centuries, and a small museum that collects objects of great historical and spiritual value, telling stories of faith and tradition. The nature surrounding Morgex is an irresistible invitation to move outdoors, with breathtaking scenery and multiple sports activities for every taste and level of fitness. In the summer, walks are a pleasure for everyone: from the valley floor, you can explore flat paths through vineyards and forests, or wander toward the Marais nature reserve, a wetland area rich in biodiversity and the heart of a research center with educational activities for young and old. For those who enjoy more challenging hikes, the ascent to Colle San Carlo offers spectacular views of Mont Blanc and the opportunity to reach the tranquil Lake d'Arpy, also an ideal destination for a relaxing walk. Braver sportsmen can go further afield to other alpine passes and bodies of water. There is no shortage of adrenaline in the white waters of the Dora Baltea, where Morgex offers rafting, hydrospeed, kayaking and canoeing, accompanied by expert guides. The municipal sports center also offers fields for soccer, rugby, tennis and bocce, for those who prefer to stay on land but on the move. In winter, Morgex turns into a paradise for cross-country skiers, thanks to more than 14 kilometers of trails in the Arpy area. Life in Morgex is enlivened by events and celebrations that reveal the community's strong ties to its history and culture.