Megève captivates visitors with its harmonious blend of gastronomy, luxury shopping, and breathtaking alpine scenery. Renowned for its Michelin-starred restaurants—Flocons de Sel, Le 1920, and La Table de l'Alpaca—this charming village is a culinary haven. Stroll through chic boutiques in the village center, ski on some of the most scenic slopes with views of Mont Blanc, and marvel at the beauty of its picturesque chalets. Yet, the true soul of Megève lies in its village heart, where pedestrian streets converge around the mythical Place de l'Église.

As night falls, the village transforms into a postcard-perfect scene with a large fir tree decorated by Swarovski, the illuminated facade of the Allard shop, and horse-drawn carriages creating an enchanting atmosphere. The interplay of light on the church and the iconic Place de l'Église has been captivating visitors for decades.

Megève’s timeless charm is deeply rooted in its history. Nestled at the confluence of Mont Blanc, Beaufortain, and Aravis, this village existed long before skiing became popular. The development of tourism has only enhanced its architectural heritage. As a member of the exclusive "Best of the Alps" club, Megève is among the rare resorts whose charm predates the advent of skiing.

This medium-mountain village blends rural tradition with chic elegance, thanks to its preserved architecture and the influence of the Rothschild family. From ancient farms frozen in time to luxurious chalets, Megève’s architecture and historic village center are truly sublime.

Situated at 1000 meters above sea level, Megève is a vibrant crossroads between Chamonix, the Mont Blanc region, and the Val d'Arly, providing easy access to Albertville, Grenoble, and Lyon. A significant advantage is its proximity to Geneva International Airport, just an hour away.

Nestled between the impressive Aravis chain and the Beaufortain massif, Megève boasts a varied and complementary topography. Its neighborhoods and ski areas, including Mont d'Arbois, Rochebrune, Jaillet, and Princess, offer diverse landscapes and activities.

Megève’s ski area spans 324 hectares, featuring 400 km of slopes. With 188 trails served by 86 ski lifts, it offers an ideal mix of alpine pastures, fir forests, and expansive spaces. Families and beginners will appreciate the wide, gentle slopes, while experienced skiers can enjoy the challenging red and black runs.

Megève’s pedestrian-friendly center provides direct access to the slopes via the Le Chamois gondola. This lift takes skiers from the village heart to the start of the Rocharbois, connecting Rochebrune and Mont d'Arbois.

Rochebrune offers prime locations close to the center, with chalets and apartments within walking distance of essential establishments like Stefano and Le Délicium. The Rochebrune estate, oriented north and east, provides some of the best snow cover in Megève, offering diverse tracks and scenic routes.

Connected by the Rocharbois gondola, Mont d'Arbois is the largest and most popular ski area in Megève. Luxurious chalets and top-notch restaurants line this massif, offering spectacular views and direct access to the slopes. Ski lifts such as the Mandarines gondola and Mont Joly take you to summits where you can almost touch Mont Blanc.

The Jaillet area offers the best views of Mont Blanc, with chalets providing quick access to the center. Sunny and scenic, it’s perfect for skiers who enjoy beautiful landscapes and ski terraces. The connection with La Giettaz adds technical tracks for more advanced skiers.

With recent investments by the Mont Blanc company, Megève’s ski infrastructure continues to improve, ensuring its status as a premier destination for skiers and nature lovers alike.

Discover Megève—a place where tradition meets elegance, and natural beauty blends seamlessly with modern luxury. Whether you’re here for the skiing, the dining, or simply to soak in the alpine charm, Megève promises an unforgettable experience.