Immerse yourself in the history of Courchevel through its rich religious heritage and charming Alpine villages. Discover chapels, churches and testimonies of the pastoral past, as well as emblematic infrastructures such as the Olympic ski jumps and the Forum. Soak up mountain life and local traditions on a picturesque walk.
In a village or a picturesque hamlet, you will undoubtedly see a chapel or a church. The religious heritage of the valley, closely linked to pastoral traditions, is the keystone of the resort's history. In Saint-Bon, the birthplace of Courchevel, admire the architecture of the old holiday houses, the bread oven and the old still. Courchevel is also renowned for the quality of its infrastructures, which are also part of its history: visit the Olympic ski jumps or the Forum. Stroll through the villages, enjoy the gentle mountain life and learn about the local traditions.
To discover
Chapelle Saint-Bernard-des-Alpes (chapel): open access
A mountain chapel in a secluded hamlet built on a slope; learn about the history of the patron saint of mountain dwellers and admire the expertise of artists from the Baroque period who created the altarpiece and colourful statues!
Church of St. Bon
This massive church was extended in the 17th century based on the Romanesque design of the previous building: its chancel was given a flat floor and the bell tower was enclosed in another, larger one. The interior decoration has some beautiful Baroque surprises in store.
Eglise de la Nouvaz
Fondation Facim, visitez la Savoie selon vos envies !
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!
