🏔️ 1. Chamonix, France

The legendary resort at the foot of Mont Blanc — ideal for thrill-seekers and advanced skiers. Its off-piste terrain is unmatched, and the scenery is jaw-dropping.

🎿 2. Zermatt, Switzerland

Home to the iconic Matterhorn, Zermatt offers impeccable slopes, luxury chalets, and fine dining. Bonus: you can ski year-round on its glacier.

🏞️ 3. St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria

Known as the cradle of alpine skiing, St. Anton blends challenging runs with vibrant après-ski nightlife and cozy Austrian hospitality.

❄️ 4. Courchevel, France

Part of Les Trois Vallées — the world’s largest ski area — Courchevel is pure luxury: Michelin-starred restaurants, designer boutiques, and perfectly groomed slopes.

🏔️ 5. Verbier, Switzerland

A hotspot for expert skiers and celebrities alike. Expect vast terrain, stylish chalets, and panoramic views over the Swiss Alps.

🏞️ 6. Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy

Set in the Dolomites, this UNESCO World Heritage site combines Italian elegance, stunning scenery, and world-class skiing.

🎿 7. Val d’Isère, France

A snow-sure resort with high altitude and excellent runs for all levels. Its lively atmosphere and chic vibe make it a top pick for winter adventurers.

🏔️ 8. Kitzbühel, Austria

Famous for the Hahnenkamm downhill race, Kitzbühel charms with medieval streets, romantic chalets, and a blend of sport and sophistication.

❄️ 9. Andermatt, Switzerland

A rising star in European skiing — less crowded, but with top-quality snow and Swiss authenticity. Perfect for those seeking peace and powder.

🌲 10. Innsbruck, Austria

A beautiful city surrounded by ski resorts — ideal for travelers who want both culture and the slopes. You can ski by day and explore historic streets by night.