Chamonix Audio Guided Walking Tour 1h30 and 22 audio reviews

Chamonix Audio Guided Walking Tour 1h30 and 22 audio reviews

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1h 30m
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Overview

Chamonix, a true Alpine paradise, invites you to explore its 22 places of interest in one day. Discover the École Nationale de Ski et d’Alpinisme, admire the emblematic view of the Mont Blanc, and enjoy mountain gastronomy in its restaurants. Don’t miss the Aiguille du Midi and the Sea of Ice for exceptional panoramas. This tour immerses you in the history and traditions of the valley while offering moments of relaxation and discovery. A perfect tour for nature, adventure and culture lovers, ideal for travellers who want to enjoy a memorable day in Chamonix.

Explore 22 iconic places in Chamonix in one day
Admire the view from the Aiguille du Midi and the Sea of Ice
Enjoy local specialities in mountain restaurants
Tour designed for nature and culture lovers

Activity location

Place du Mont-Blanc
- Place du Mont-Blanc
- 74400, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Meeting/Redemption Point

Place du Mont-Blanc
- Place du Mont-Blanc
- 74400, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

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Chamonix Audio Guided Walking Tour 1h30 and 22 audio reviews in Multilingual

1h 30m
Opening hours: Thu 00:00-23:59
English

Travellers

Languages available

Price details

€5.90 x 1 Traveller€5.90

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What's included, what's not

Recommendations for the best photo opportunities
Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
22 immersive audio comments along the way (History...)
3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
Text transcripts of all audio content
No deadlines or expirations
Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets,...
Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route...
Headphones or headphones (optional)

Know before you book

Service animals allowed
Public transport options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.

Activity itinerary

35 Rte du Bouchet (Pass by)

You are here a stone’s throw from the National School of Skiing and Mountaineering, or ENSA for intimates. It is indeed a national school, because in France, becoming Guide of

Chamonix (Pass by)

Stop for a moment at the edge of the Arve to enjoy the view that is available to you. Here, the city opens like a postcard ready to come to life. On the left, you can see the old Chamonix Palace, built at the beginning of the 20th century to welcome the worldly clientele.

Chamonix (Pass by)

The streets of Chamonix are overflowing with restaurants, each more enticing than the last. Whether you’re a team with your feet under the table or you prefer to cook, here are some local specialities not to be missed. Winter and summer, in the mountains, cheese rhymes with sharing.

Chamonix (Pass by)

The high streets of the city are eminently touristic and you certainly hear a multitude of foreign languages echo around you. Faced with this influx of travellers from all over the world, the city has gradually filled up with many shops of

82 Rue la Mollard (Pass by)

Now let’s talk about the little church of St. Michael that you see in the square. Classified as a historical monument, it is of a style known as Baroque Savoyard art that developed in the former Duchy of Savoy from the mid-16th century. But the history of the church of

Avenue Ravanel le Rouge (Pass by)

The names of Chamonix heroes are everywhere, even on street corners. After walking along the Rue du Docteur Paccard, pioneer of the ascent of Mont Blanc, here you are facing the Avenue Ravanel le rouge, named in honour of another great name of mountaineering, active more than a century more

Avenue de l'Aiguille du Midi (Pass by)

If you continue straight down this street for about 200 metres, you will arrive at the Place de l’Aiguille du Midi, where the famous cable car departs. You see the antenna since your arrival in Chamonix, it’s high time to see it more closely! So yes, the tariff can

131 Rue du Lyret (Pass by)

Passing along this street, you pass a building well known to mountain enthusiasts and which is, so to speak, part of the decor. This is the UCPA of Chamonix, where generations of passionate young people have been satisfying their thirst for adventure for decades! The UCPA is

1 Rue du Lyret (Pass by)

I just wanted to draw your attention to the name of this great restaurant that makes the angle: “Le Monchu”. At the risk of disappointing you, know that here, this name does not designate a good Savoyard dish or an ancient tradition. The Monchus, for the mountain people, are a bit like the Moldus.

190 Pl. de l'Église (Pass by)

You are now in front of the Maison de la Montagne, an emblematic place that brings together several organisations dedicated to Alpine Things to do. If the building seems old to you and is so close to the church, it is no coincidence: it is in fact the former rectory of

50 Rue du Dr Paccard (Pass by)

You can’t miss it in the middle of the square, here is the casino of Chamonix. The history of “gambling circles” in Chamonix dates back to the 19th century, when gambling was not yet completely legal. It should be noted that in France, gambling was at the

37 Pl. Balmat (Pass by)

Here is the most representative statue of city centre Chamonix. The famous bronze of two explorers pointing at Mont Blanc. But do you even know who they are? They are often thought to be the first two men to have climbed the famous mountain, but not

42 Av. Michel Croz (Pass by)

He was not with Balmat looking towards the Mont Blanc, but the city could not fail to pay tribute to Doctor Paccard! Michel-Gabriel Paccard was born in 1757 in Chamonix, then Duchy of Savoy of the Kingdom of Sardinia. No wonder he was studying at

Chamonix (Pass by)

Take the Rue des Moulins whose history is intimately linked to that of the Arve, the river that crosses Chamonix with force. As you can imagine, the mountain villages were able to harness the power of the water very early on, arriving by torrents and waterfalls from the

Chamonix (Pass by)

Here, on the Place du Mont-Blanc and in front of the Alpine Museum, I would like to talk to you about a major event in Chamonix: the First Olympic Winter Games. Yes, now more than 100 years ago, in 1924, the city hosted the first ever Olympic Games

Chamonix (Pass by)

This monument to the dead, soberly installed on the Place du furu, mourns the Chamonards who died for France. Inaugurated in 1921 for the soldiers who died during the First World War, the monument also commemorates those of the Second World War

24 Pass. du Temple (Pass by)

What does this small church in typical Anglican style do with its pointed slate roof in the heart of Chamonix? It’s no secret, the British community is very present in the region. It's been a long time. In 1741, British explorers

35 Pl. de la Mer de Glace (Pass by)

The elevated metal walkway on your right allows you to easily reach Montenvers station. This is where the traditional bright red rack train starts, which will take you straight to the Sea of Ice, 1913 metres above sea level! Crossing a scenery

180 Av. de l'Aiguille du Midi (Pass by)

If you took the rack train, you are now facing one of the most emblematic wonders of the Mont Blanc massif: the Sea of Ice. Even if the glacier has dramatically retreated, the postcard remains striking! In addition to this spectacular decor where one

Place du Mont-Blanc (Pass by)

Here you are back on the Place du Mont Blanc, facing the massif. A majestic decor... but which sometimes also recalls the darker part of the mountain. I would like to talk to you here about two tragedies that have deeply marked the valley, both linked, in a way

22 Cr du Bartavel (Pass by)

The pretty trompe l’oeil on the back façade of the building, representing a film crew, confirms that Chamonix is not only equipped with a cinema, but also that the city has inspired the big screen several times! Opened in 1957, the Vox cinema today offers three

Chamonix (Pass by)

Take a closer look here at the trompe l’oeil facade that occupies the entire building. This 180m2 mural, created in 2010 by the mural artist “A-Fresco” pays tribute to those who shaped the history of mountaineering in Chamonix.

Location

Activity location

Place du Mont-Blanc
- Place du Mont-Blanc
- 74400, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Meeting/Redemption Point

Place du Mont-Blanc
- Place du Mont-Blanc
- 74400, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

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