The Best of the Alps Partners

Only an hour from Geneva is this world-class resort in France; it is dominated by Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in western Europe. Site of the first Winter Olympics in 1924, cosmopolitan Chamonix is the hub for great skiing adventures.

The Queen of the Dolomites in northern Italy, another Olympic host (1956), is a place to feel good. Outstanding scenery makes a great backdrop for skiing or strolling among the fashionable shops.

Culturally rich Davos is the highest town in the Alps, with imposing ski areas on both sides of a picturesque valley.

Germany’s top ski resort sits beneath the country’s highest mountain, the Zugspitze. Host of the 1936 Olympics, Garmisch is a charming city that combines fun with mountain excitement.

The medieval town in Austria exudes glamorous flair, and it combines lavish hospitality with elaborate skiing facilities that please every palate.

“Compact and cosmopolitan” describe the glittering jewel in the Arlberg region of western Austria. A place to look – and to be seen.

Another well known French resort that is convenient to the Swiss gateway of Geneva. Megève is the very image of a charming Savoy village, with several delightful skiing venues.

Austria’s mini-paradise sits on a sunny high plateau surrounded by pristine mountain nature. Its huge variety of cross country trails qualified it to host the Nordic events in the 1964 and 1976 Olympics.

This typically Tyrolean village at the foot of the Arlberg pass held the World Alpine Championships in 2001. Its extensive facilities allow every skier to play at being a medal winner.

This Swiss town is all about “chic,” elegance and exclusiveness. It’s a world-famous holiday destination that arouses equal passion in summer or winter.

The Matterhorn that looms over this legendary Swiss village is considered by many as the most beautiful mountain the Alps. It is nearly always in sight for skiers who love the extensive terrain of interconnected ski areas.