With its charming chalets and its beautiful residences with wooden facades, Méribel is a resort perfectly integrated into its wonderful mountain setting. Situated right in the heart of the 3 Valleys, one of the most famous ski areas in the world, the winter sports resort has everything to satisfy skiing fans.

In summer, Méribel is a special destination for hikers, with its numerous footpaths in the Vanoise national park.

This famous smart winter sports resort is renowned for the quality of its ski area, but also for all the leisure activities and the facilities that are offered after a day's skiing, such as exhibitions, concerts, cafés, discotheques, fitness centres, gourmet restaurants, shops and luxury hotels.

As a part of the 3 Valleys, a vast ski area with 600 kilometres of pistes and 200 ski lifts, Courchevel is linked to the other renowned resorts of the 3 Valleys that are Méribel, Val-Thorens, les Menuires, la Tania, and Brides-les-Bains.

On the hills of Albertville, Conflans is a pleasant stopping point, with its flower-bedecked main square featuring a fountain and the Maison Rouge (Red House), a beautiful 14th-century brick-built building home to the Ethnography and History museum; its high street with forged iron shop signs on facades, its Baroque church, and its charming garden protected by the Sarrazine tower.

Albertville is world-famous for having hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the 16th Winter Olympic Games in February 1992. Recounting the sports events that took place during this prestigious period, Tremplin 92 is an essential stop for anyone staying in Albertville. Place de l'Europe square, the location of a very modern cultural centre, offers a beautiful view of the hilltop village of Conflans.

Megève is both an authentic village and a smart winter sports resort that is renowned for its sophisticated sports facilities, its designer clothes shops, its luxury hotels, its fitness centres and its famous gastronomic restaurants.

This famous Savoie knife, designed in 1890 by Joseph Opinel, is known all over the world today. In Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, the Opinel museum explains the knife's history and how it is manufactured.

Initially created to protect ibexes, the Vanoise national park is today an important site for the protection of flora and fauna. Stretching over 53,000 hectares, this park is divided into two parts: a central area in the heart of the massif for ramblers and skiers only, and an outlying area grouping together the prestigious ski resorts of the Tarentaise area, as well as typical villages. The Vanoise massif comprises around 100 peaks over 3,000 metres in altitude. The striking and unspoiled landscapes of the Vanoise massif are magical and awe-inspiring. Mountain walking fans will be in heaven.