Experience the beauty of the Alps in winter, enjoying skiing, snowboarding, or simply the breathtaking snowy landscapes
Experience Switzerland's iconic mountain region
Visit the Alps mountain range across multiple European countries
Take a scenic train journey on the Glacier Express through the Swiss Alps, known as the world's slowest express train, covering 291 km from Zermatt to St. Moritz.
Complete the 170km circuit around Mont Blanc through France, Italy, and Switzerland
Explore French Alps' lavender fields and mountain villages
Ride an electric mountain bike across the Swiss Alps, exploring high-altitude trails and scenic routes.
Stay at Val Thorens, the highest ski resort in Europe at 2,300m altitude in the French Alps
Summit the highest peak in Western Europe (4,809m) in the French Alps
Climb the legendary Alpe d'Huez mountain pass in the French Alps, known for its 21 hairpin turns and frequent use in the Tour de France cycling race.
Complete the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, a 171 km trail running race with 10,000m of elevation gain around Mont Blanc in the Alps.
Visit Chamonix, a famous mountain resort town in the French Alps, known for skiing, hiking, and views of Mont Blanc.
Climb the Matterhorn’s perfect pyramid — 4,478 m of mountaineering legend on the Italy–Switzerland line
A father runs from an avalanche and leaves his family; a marriage dissects itself over a ski week.
A Kurdish family tries to cross the Alps into Switzerland on foot, in winter.
An orphan and her grandfather in the Swiss Alps; the book that invented Alpine tourism.
Ski, snowboard, wingsuit and paraglide across the Alps; Ubisoft's open mountain.
Austria's highest peak at 3,798 m, a sharp black horn above the country's longest glacier.
The Maiden of the Bernese Oberland, with Europe’s highest railway station on its shoulder.
Germany's roof at 2,962 m, reachable by cable car, cog railway or a long day up the Hollental.
The Nordwand: 1,800 metres of limestone and ice that made alpinism famous and killed dozens proving it.
The second-highest massif in the Alps, with ten summits above 4,000 m in one skyline.
A broad glaciated 3,657 m summit, the classic first big glacier climb in the Eastern Alps.
A church on an island in an alpine lake, a castle on the cliff and cream cake on the shore.
Otzi the Iceman in the museum and a bilingual Tyrolean town at the gates of the Dolomites.
The birthplace of winter tourism in 1864, two Winter Olympics and the Cresta Run.
A car-free village under the Matterhorn, with the highest cable car in Europe and year-round skiing.
The 'Venice of the Alps': canals through a medieval old town and the cleanest lake in Europe.
Island church on an alpine lake.
Car-free alpine village at the foot of the world’s most photographed peak, with Europe’s highest cable-car station.
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