Tauchen Sie mithilfe des reichen religiösen Erbes und der charmanten Alpendörfer in die Geschichte von Courchevel ein. Entdecken Sie Kapellen, Kirchen und Zeugnisse der pastoralen Vergangenheit sowie symbolträchtige Einrichtungen wie die olympischen Sprungschanzen und das Forum. Nehmen Sie bei einem malerischen Spaziergang das Leben in den Bergen und die lokalen Traditionen in sich auf.
Hinter einer Wegbiegung in einem Dorf oder einem malerischen Weiler werden Sie wahrscheinlich eine Kapelle oder eine Kirche erblicken. Das religiöse Kulturerbe des Tals, das eng mit den Hirtentraditionen verbunden ist, ist der Dreh- und Angelpunkt des Gebiets. In Saint-Bon, der Wiege von Courchevel, können Sie die Architektur früherer Ferienhäuser, den Brotofen und den alten Alambik bewundern. Courchevel ist auch für die Qualität seiner Sportanlagen bekannt, die ebenfalls zu seinem Epos gehören: besuchen Sie die olympischen Skisprungschanzen oder das Forum. Spazieren Sie durch die Dörfer, schnuppern Sie die sanfte Bergluft und machen Sie sich mit den lokalen Traditionen vertraut.
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Chapelle Notre Dame de l'Assomption
The chapel in a peaceful setting was built in several stages (1953, 1955, 1970, 1992) not far from the hustle and bustle of the resort.
Chapelle du Saint- Curé d'Ars
An enchanting site ideal for meditation... The chapel was consecrated in 1939 and houses paintings depicting popular saints ( saint Bon, saint Antoine, saint Martin, saint Jean Baptiste, sainte Agnès, saint Claude and saint Jean l'Evangéliste).
Maison Danys Pradelle
Denys Pradelle lived in this house with his family when he moved to Courchevel in 1946 to oversee initial work on the new resort.
Chapelle Notre Dame de La Visitation
The chapel was built at the top of the village between 1857 and 1860 then demolished and rebuilt at the foot of the hamlet in 1987. Its move enabled the road up to Courchevel to be extended.
Scierie de la Jairaz
Cross the bridge and you can still see its wheel and head saw inside the sawmill.
Le chalet Le Petit Navire
This is Denys Pradelle own chalet built for his family. It is the first detached house to be built in a ski resort with French council housing funding and assisted home buying schem.
Chapelle Notre Dame des Neiges
The chapel was built in 1650 at the request of Saint-Bon's priest : Pierre Pachod. Most of the sanctuaries consecrated to Notre-Dame des Neiges are at altitude (this one is at 1570m) to provide shelter from avalanches.
Eglise de la Nouvaz
Fondation Facim, visitez la Savoie selon vos envies !
Le Forum
This shopping and leisure centre was originally built for the 16th Winter Olympics in Albertville in 1992.
Ancien four à pain et alambic
This former bread oven has retained its wall and quarter-sphere vault. It now houses the communal still managed by the Alambic Saint-Bonnais Association which, every autumn, keeps the still tradition alive.
La Ferme de Pralong
This moutain chalet and its hay-loft were also used as an altitude chalet by skiers between 1930 and 1945.
La Croisette
Le Croisette is the resort's beating heart on which Laurent Chappis based his urban planning project in 1946.
Chapelle Sainte Blandine
Courchevel Moriond has a second chapel devoted to sainte Blandine. The first version, built in a "regionalist" style, was consacred in 1953. It was completely rebuilt in 1973, in a contemporary style.
Four à pain du Fontanil
The village oven dates back to 1908 and is near the cahpel and orchards along the path to the hamlets of Le Grenier ans Le Buisson.
Chapelle Sainte Marie-Madeleine
Sainte- Marie-Madeleine Chapel, dating to the 15th century, was expanded in 1697. It's the largest rural chapel in the valley, with an altar featuring a 17th century Cordovan leather antependium.
Chapelle Sainte-Madeleine (chapel): open access
A mountain chapel on a panoramic plateau, in the heart of the village, awaits you: come and find out about the history of the famous "Madelon" festival and the expertise of artists from the Baroque period who created the small tabernacle and colourful statues!