Megève Travel Guide

 Lilasel Says:  Cargo Club is the oldest nightclub in Megeve but don't think it's far from the modern nightclub. You can enjoy the music of any style here and I'm sure you will have a great time as I had!more pics are in the travelogue 

 Lilasel Says:  The two main ski areas of Megeve are Mont d'Arbois and Rochebrune which are independent of each other, save for a cable car connecting the two base areas (1,100m). The Rochebrune sector has mostly green, blue and red runs, one of the longest of which, L'Olympique (blue) now... 

 Lilasel Says:  Combloux village is only 4 km from Megeve and 30 km from Chamonix Mont-Blanc. It's a lovely charming mountain village resort in the French Alps. Combloux is made up of stone and wooden chalets. 

 Lilasel Says:  There are a few pictures with the great view of Mont Blanc. The house isn't far from Flumet (it's between Flumet and Megeve) and people who live there are lucky to see such view from their terrace. As I spend a week end sometimes in this house, i'm lucky too! :-) and I share... 

 Lilasel Says:  Winter and summer sport resort, FLUMET is situated in the heart of the upper Arly valley in Savoy. The gateway to Mont-Blanc, it is an authentic resort village just 10 km away from Megève. The splendid Carriage Fair at the end of August brings together in Flumet horse owners... 

 Lilasel Says:  You must not forget that Megeve is a famous winter resort, so if you have a walk in the mountains you will definitely see something that remains you that you are in ski resort. 

 Lilasel Says:  In these boutiques you will find the collections of men's and women's garments, and you will discover the particular care taken by AAllard to the quality of their materials and the finish of their garments, leather goods, and ski outfits. 

 Lilasel Says:  The famous shops of the AAllard boutiques are worth a detour just by themselves. Here you will find an animated presentation of the season's styles made each year. 

 Lilasel Says:  As you probably noticed from the previous picture, there is a saint madona between the rocks. This statue was made and installed there by one member of my friend's family and only God knows how he could get there. But the statue is on the road and attract the attention of... 

 Lilasel Says:  The road between two towns Flumet and Megeve is used to be the most expensive in Europe. The main reason is the danger of fallings because these 13 km belong to Gorge Arly. Actually it's the part of the road connecting Albertville and Megeve. Due to its danger this road... 

 Lilasel Says:  The Aravis massif rises majestically between the Lac d'Annecy and the Mont Blanc range and due to their excellent snow records and the variety of the surrounding mountains these villages have become top ski resorts with an excellent reputation.Altitude: 1498 m 

 Lilasel Says:  No, of course it's not a real zoo. There's no zoo in Megeve. But it was just a small garden next to one house on our way to Megeve with a few rabbits, 2 peacocks, chickens. Nice... 

 Lilasel Says:  Built in the 19 century; this walk takes you along to see numerous chapels and oratories over an area of 6 hectares. This Calvary retraces the scenes of Christ's Passion represented in wooden statues. This cultural walk leaves from the centre of the village to arrive on the... 

 Lilasel Says:  The Calvary (1820 - 1863) is 14 chapels reminding us of the Way of the Cross and situated between the village and the Mont d'Arbois plateau. 

 Lilasel Says:  Megeve is an alpine capital of good food and wine.91 restaurants, 37 of which are up in the mountains. On account of its large choice of excellent tables, Megeve is the gastronomic village. Local Products:the local cheese "Tomme" and goat cheeseMegeve yogurtsMegeve... 

 Lilasel Says:  Did you know that France has a unique "flower" rating system? The national competition of houses, villages and cities is organized by the National Committee for the Flowering of France (Comite National pour le Fleurissement de la France), hand in hand with the regions,... 

 Lilasel Says:  Traditional wood architecture of chalets in Megeve and surroundings is amazing. Actually it's forbidden by the main architect of the region to build houses of other style. I think it's a perfect chance to keep the magic atmospehere of Megeve. Even McDonald's in Megeve is...