Cordée des Alpes Hotel

Suspended between the earth and the sky, you’ll find a superb treetop adventure. Test your agility, nerve and balance on these routes and zip lines, and enjoy that energising adrenaline rush.

A multitude of exciting sport and artistic activities to be discovered, from 4 to 13 years old. The club is organised in two age groups, from 4-8yrs and from 9-13yrs, with activities suitable to your child's age.

A broad range of fitness classes and therapy services at affordable prices. The qualified practitioners are passionate about your health and fitness and believe that having a fit and strong body supports a healthy mind, a more balanced outlook and gives you renewed mental focus.

The Verbier Leisure Park offers you activities to share with family or friends.

Fancy doing something different? Explore the beautiful natural scenery of the 4 Valleys by venturing off the beaten track on snowshoes.

Whether a beginner, advanced or expert rider, these lessons will help you push your abilities with a professional, experienced bike guide. These half-day lessons are sure to give you an insight into how to improve your riding.

Le Sonalon restaurant is perched high up above the town of Verbier, although more than accessible by road, over looking the pistes and the resort. Its specialities include regional produce, cheeses and locally reared beef and veal.

Food served with attractive presentation, Italian dishes and a whole heap of pizzas to choose from, served with a bit of flair, simple but good.

Part of a stunning four-star hotel, this restaurant is led by Fabrice Taulier and his team.

An international restaurant with pizza, steaks, pastas, and much more. Plus a lively après bar.

This mountain restaurant is ideally located on the piste, just below the Medran top station (skiers’ left).

Pub Mont Fort is a must-visit in Verbier with its buzzing après scene live music and roaring fire pits. The menu is full of hearty favourites like loaded fries nachos wings and a great line-up of finely crafted burgers. Grab a seat outside or head indoors for good vibes and a burger and beer to refuel after the slopes.

Le Mouton Noir features DJs, live music, and dancers to keep you entertained.

An international restaurant with pizza, steaks, pastas, and much more. Plus a lively après bar.

Unique yurt huts serving drinks and food at 1,740m above Verbier.

A small cosy bar that's a great spot for après, so mosh to your heart's content!

This wine bar has panoramic views from their terrace.

Regarded as the oldest wine shop in Verbier, Macbirch was founded over 38 years ago.

Victor Egorov’s paintings of Verbier and the Four Valleys not only make a stunning addition to an Alpine home but also as an addition to any interior.

A historical building in itself, this museum houses an impressive mill wheel used to operate a giant saw.

The Oreiller forge was once famous for the cow bells it used to produce. Now designated a historical monument, the 19th century workshop houses more than 400 traditional objects for you to come and see.

You'll find a mix of photography exhibitions, fine art and temporary exhibitions at this museum in Le Chable.

Visit the kennels and find out all about the history of the St Bernard Dogs' role in rescues over the generations they have been around.

Golf first appeared in Verbier in 1969 with the opening of the Par 3 Moulins course, right in the heart of the resort.

The Essert course has been built in Verbier at an altitude of 1600 meters.

The Medran Lift Pass office is located at the bottom of the Medran lifts on Rue de Medran, right in the heart of Verbier.

In the village of Chable you will find the Le Chable lift pass office, next to the train station. From here, you can take the Le Chable-Verbier lift to access the Verbier ski area or the Le Chable-Mayens de Bruson lift to access the Bruson ski area.

This ski pass office is located at the bottom of the gondola linking La Tzoumaz to Savoleyres, called the La Tzoumaz-Savoleyres lift.

Verbier is a sun-soaked resort in the south-west of Switzerland, famous for its traditional chalet-style buildings and stunning mountain views. Staying in the centre puts you close to the Medran lift, ski schools, shops, bars and restaurants. It’s the perfect spot if you want to be at the heart of the action, with a wide choice of three to five-star hotels and easy access to the slopes.

Le Chable offers a quieter, more traditional alpine base while still giving easy access to Verbier’s slopes and nightlife. It’s a great choice if you want charm and convenience on a slightly smaller budget. With local shops, restaurants and authentic village character, it’s perfect for those looking to combine skiing with a relaxed mountain atmosphere.

With only around 300 to 400 permanent residents, La Tzoumaz is quite a small town that comes to life in winter and summer.