Courchevel International Pyrotechnic Art Festival
Winter fireworks festival in which international teams compete over several February evenings above the ski slopes.
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Traditional alpine restaurants in Courchevel 1550 or 1650.
High-end mountain restaurants around Courchevel 1850.
Cozy wooden chalets on the lower slopes.
The main street of Courchevel 1850 for designer fashion and jewelry.
Shops in Courchevel 1650 for regional Savoie cheeses (like Beaufort) and cured meats.
A serene mountain lake surrounded by pine forests, accessible by a gentle walk from Courchevel 1650.
A scenic trail offering wide-open views away from the busy ski lifts.
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Courchevel is synonymous with ultimate Alpine luxury. As a key part of 'Les Trois Vallées', the world's largest interconnected ski domain, it grants access to over 600 kilometers of pristine runs. The resort is divided into several levels, with Courchevel 1850 serving as the crown jewel, home to exclusive 'Palace' hotels and lavish private chalets. What sets Courchevel apart is its obsession with perfection; the slopes are meticulously groomed every night to an industry-leading standard. A standout feature is the Courchevel Altiport, one of the world's most challenging airports, featuring a short, upward-sloping runway set among the ski runs. Gastronomy here is in a league of its own, boasting more Michelin stars than any other ski resort globally. Despite its jet-set reputation, it remains a premier destination for serious skiers who value exceptional terrain and infrastructure.
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg °C | -3 | -3 | 1 | 6 | 9 | 14 | 16 | 15 | 12 | 8 | 2 | -2 |
| Rain mm | 94 | 69 | 84 | 68 | 105 | 87 | 80 | 82 | 71 | 83 | 93 | 98 |
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Start your day in picturesque Le Praz, where you can feel the Olympic spirit by the massive ski jumps. Walk down to the historical heart of Saint-Bon to admire the Baroque architecture. At midday, your path leads to the breathtaking Lac de la Rosière. The natural beauty of the turquoise water provides the perfect backdrop for a relaxing mountain lunch break. The afternoon is dedicated to exploring Courchevel 1850. Visit the Forum for entertainment and culture, then explore the surrounding luxury boutiques. End the day with a moment of silence at the Chapelle Notre-Dame, as the sun sets behind the majestic peaks of the Savoy Alps.
The day begins in peaceful Le Praz, where the rain lends a soft glow to the old streets. An umbrella is your best companion today while visiting the ski jumps. At noon, the Saint-Bon church provides a dry and peaceful retreat. In the afternoon, the path leads to Lac de la Rosière, where the forest offers natural shelter from the rain. Spend the evening at the Forum de Courchevel, where indoor activities keep you dry and entertained.
A frosty morning greets you in Saint-Bon, with snow crunching under your boots. The walk to Le Praz leads through a sparkling winter wonderland. At noon, warm up in the historical church before heading to Lac de la Rosière, which is often magically frozen. The afternoon offers spectacular views of the snow-capped peaks. End your evening comfortably in the brightly lit Forum, while the winter cold takes over outside.
Prepare for a sporty tour through the different levels of Courchevel. Starting in quiet Saint-Bon, tackle the serpentines up to Le Praz, where the Olympic ski jumps tower. The hardest part follows in the late morning with the climb to Courchevel 1850. Reward yourself with a break at the Forum, the vibrant heart of the resort. After lunch, cycle to the legendary Altiport. The view of the extremely sloped runway is a highlight for every tech and mountain enthusiast. Finally, enjoy the fresh breeze at Lac de la Rosière. The subsequent downhill ride back to the valley is the perfect reward for your efforts.
The bike tour starts refreshingly in Saint-Bon, with wet roads requiring full concentration. In Le Praz, the cobblestones shine with a dangerous beauty. At noon, the ski jumps offer an impressive sight through the mist. The afternoon climb leads to the Forum, where you can dry off. Cycling to the Altiport and the lake in the rain is a sporting challenge rewarded by absolute tranquility.
An epic winter adventure starts on two wheels in Saint-Bon. The cold mountain air is invigorating as you cycle towards Le Praz. At noon, the ski jumps are draped in deep white—a magnificent photo opportunity. The climb to the Forum warms up your muscles. In the afternoon, the route to the Altiport is especially atmospheric with the low sun. The day ends at Lac de la Rosière, where the winter silence is broken only by your tires.
By car, you can effortlessly overcome the steep slopes of Courchevel. Start at the bottom in Saint-Bon and work your way up through Le Praz, where you can admire Olympic history. The absolute highlight of the midday is the excursion to Sommet de la Saulire. Park in 1850 and let the gondola carry you above 2700 meters for an unparalleled Alpine panorama. In the afternoon, visit the Altiport and the picturesque Lac de la Rosière. The well-maintained mountain roads offer spectacular views of the Tarentaise Valley. End the day in luxurious Courchevel 1850, visit the Forum and the small Chapelle Notre-Dame, before taking the scenic drive back down to the valley.
Start your day relaxed in the dry cabin of your car in Saint-Bon while the rain drums on the windshield. In Le Praz, enjoy the view of the wet roofs from the comfort of your seat. At noon, the drive towards Sommet de la Saulire offers mystical views through the misty clouds. The afternoon leads to the Altiport and Lac de la Rosière for short walks under an umbrella. End the day comfortably at the Forum, staying completely dry.
A winter fairytale on four wheels starts in Saint-Bon. The snowy roads demand your full attention while the seat heaters keep you warm. At noon, the drive to Saulire offers a breathtaking panorama of the Alps. In Le Praz, the chalets look like they’ve been dusted with powdered sugar. The afternoon at the Altiport showcases the busy private jet traffic in the snow. End your day at the Forum, where life is vibrant despite the sub-zero temperatures outside.
