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Val d'Isere[1] is a city in Savoie in France.

[edit] Get in

The nearest airports are Geneva (3hrs), Lyon (2.5hrs), Grenoble (2.5hrs) and Chambery (1.5hrs). In the winter months there are direct bus services operating from these airports to resort (do make sure that you check the timetables before booking flights) but in the summer it is more complicated and can involve train journeys with multiple changes.

[edit] Get around

Once you're here - there is a great free bus service operating around the resort until 8PM after which it is every half hour.

[edit][add listing] See

[edit][add listing] Do

In the Winter - ski, ski, ski! Skiers and boarders alike flock to this wintersports resort for the amazing on and off piste terrain.

[edit][add listing] Buy

Loads of great shops full of ski and board clothing & hardwear - think Quiksilver, DC, Peak Performance, Nike ACG among others! If you're renting kit the only place to go is Snowberry.

[edit][add listing] Eat

Loads of different restaurants - most feature the local specialities of fondue, raclette and braserade.

• The Lodge (cheap and cheerful).
• Taverne d'Alsace (yummy Alsatian).
• Casa Scara (yummy Italian).

[edit][add listing] Drink

As one of the apres ski capitals of the Alps - Val has plenty of establishments to keep you occupied!

• Pacific Bar
• Victor's
• Blue Note

[edit][add listing] Sleep

Accommodation ranges from fully catered luxury chalets to hotels to self catering apartments - so there is something suitable for most budgets.

• Le Chardon Mountain Lodges. For the ultimate luxury.

[edit] Contact

Probably the best place to start researching Val d'Isere is the Tourist Office - check out www.valdisere.com for more information.

[edit] Get out

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