
What’s new in Chamonix for winter 2026/27
The Grands Montets lift is back after eight years, the Mont Blanc museum has reopened, and a run of new restaurants and bars has landed. Here's what's new in Chamonix for winter 2026-2027.
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The Grands Montets lift is back after eight years, the Mont Blanc museum has reopened, and a run of new restaurants and bars has landed. Here's what's new in Chamonix for winter 2026-2027.
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For many visitors, Chamonix is a once-in-a-lifetime destination. They arrive with a checklist: ride the cable car, see Mont Blanc, take a photo at the Aiguille du Midi, maybe ski or hike if the timing is right. And wh…
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Say “Chamonix” out loud and someone will mention speed records, steep couloirs, or an ultra-distance race that sounds like a mild form of self-punishment. It’s easy to assume this is a place reserved for elite athlete…
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Chamonix is one of those places that looks good from every angle — but for photographers, hikers, and daydreamers alike, there are certain spots that feel almost made for the camera. From crystal-clear lakes to golden…
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If you’re in your early thirties, busy with work, and craving a winter escape, a ski trip to Chamonix is the perfect way to recharge. Yet booking a mountain holiday can sometimes feel complicated: how do you travel su…
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When you plan your mountain day around a great meal, you’re almost guaranteed a good one — no matter what the weather’s up to. The restaurants in our mountain guide are those our team think are worth the detour (or th…
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We all hope for bluebird skies and perfect snow when heading to Chamonix — and our team still does the occasional snow dance in winter and sun dance in summer just in case! But even in the Alps, the weather can someti…
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Mountain restaurants and buvettesMountain restaurants – and their smaller, more rustic cousins, the buvettes – are a quintessential part of summer in Chamonix. Often tucked away along trails or perched in meadows, the…
Read moreThanks to its position at the crossroads of France, Italy, and Switzerland, Chamonix is perfectly placed for day trips beyond the valley. Italy is just through the tunnel, while Switzerland can be reached by road or t…
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Welcome to Part Two of our Chamonix Trail Running Guide! Whether you’re visiting for the first time, planning your first trip, or returning to explore more, this guide will help you discover some incredible routes – a…
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Scenic route from Martigny to ChamonixNestled in the heart of the Alps, the Mont Blanc Express train offers a journey like no other. Running from Martigny through Chamonix to Saint Gervais, this scenic railway route p…
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Just a tunnel away the Aosta Valley awaits this summer loaded with gastronomy, history and activities too. We’ve made a list below of summer attractions in the Aosta valley, on the Italian side of Mont Blanc, in order…
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