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About the City
Charmonix-Mont-Blanc, or more commonly known as Charmonix is a village in the east of France, along the valley of the river Arve at an altitude of 1,035 metres. It is a popular winter resort which hosted the 1924 Winter Olympics, which hosts all kinds of extreme sports like ice climbing, rock climbing, extreme skiing and paragliding.
City Areas
The Chamonix complex is stretched out across the valley with the same name and made up of several smaller resorts.
Atractions and Activities
From summer to winter, from adrenaline filled activities to simple walks along the valley, Chadonix can easily be named a destination for all seasons.
Area access and transportation
Although it is linked only by highway and train, the area provides an easy access for all tourists. There’s even an airport close by.
Events in Chamonix
Chadonix is a city that relies mainly on sport activities, but there are some events from science themes to musical celebrations that get people animated every year.
Restaurants and Nightlife
French, italian, even japanese, whatever you fancy eating while on holiday, you can find it in Chamonix.
History of Chamonix
The area’s path to success was a long and difficult one, as Chamonix established itself as a tourist destination only in the 19th century. But now, with millions of visitors every year, it can be considered one of the most popular winter resorts in Europe.
Titan of the Alps
Mont Blanc or Monte Bianco is the highest peak of the Alps, stretching across the border of France and Italy. The peak hosts millions of tourists each year within the numerous resorts located on the valleys below, and has also become a transport route ever since the completion of the Mont Blanc Tunnel.
