After skiing in the French Alps, there are six après-ski activities

In the past, you had to choose your camp first: either sledding and drinking hot chocolate or enjoying a massage bathtub and dancing in the pool. However, this winter in the Alps, you will experience futuristic snow leisure activities.

Sweet Carnival at ski station

Welcome to this non-skiing activity base! The Sweet Madness Nightclub (Folie Douce) is located at the Val Thorens ski resort, and après-ski activities start from noon in the open-air dance floor. If you want to swing your hair around, don't forget to take off your beanie.

Gourmet wooden house

Scenic Spa water therapy center. Michelin three-star gourmet restaurant. Comfortable and elegant design. Mountain living art is no longer the same as before... Taking the picturesque town of Saint-Martin de Belleville as an example, Relais et Chateaux La Bouitte has created a brand new look for mountain chalets.

Day and night experience of shivering

Go to bed early to enjoy the rare opportunity to ski in Tignes, or stay up late to attend the free music concerts at the electronic music festival, until the unforgettable New Year's Eve party? Everything is possible in Tignes.

Jazz in the snow

The Jazz'Alp Jazz Festival, established by locals for locals, also stems from a love for the arts... The Jazz'Alp Jazz Festival at Alpe du Grand Serre ski resort showcases a different side of the Alps.

Hiking

Leave behind the scorching summer hikes under the hot sun and walking on gravel roads. In the town of Aussois, you can experience the pleasure of a quiet night walk in the snow. Walk for an hour in complete silence... When you reach the destination, a cheese fondue awaits you at the alpine hut.

Spa floating like a fairy

The Heliopic Sweet & Spa Spa Hotel in Chamonix awaits your arrival next to the Aiguille du Midi cable car station. This wonderful and warm retreat faces the peaks of the mountains, making one forget the existence of time and gravity.

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