The starting point of the Mont-Blanc Express line, Martigny is home to two must-see cultural spaces: the Gianadda Foundation, world-renowned for its exhibitions, and the Barry Foundation, which immerses visitors in the land of St. Bernard's dogs.

Just a few meters from the TMR train station, enter the impressive Trient Gorge or explore the former military fort, now a venue for epic escape games. Further on, the famous waterfall of the Pissevache with its 100 meters of falling water is also worth a look.

After crossing the steepest section of the route, stop at Salvan. Explore the origins of the radio at the Marconi museum, visit the Moulin Fine, or soak up the majesty of the Dailley Gorges.

With its alpine zoo - the highest in Europe - and rock-cut swimming pool, as well as the La Creusaz ski slopes, the Marécottes family resort will leave neither nature nor mountain lovers wanting more - not in summer or winter.

Clinging to the valley slopes, the village of Trétien is valued as a national treasure. Its winding lanes and historic wooden buildings give it the classic charm of alpine villages of yesteryear. It is also the ideal starting point to explore the Triège Gorge.

A major alpine tourist destination at the beginning of the 20th  century, with buildings recognized as national landmarks, Finhaut and its surroundings are home to a wide variety of scenery, including Vieux-Emosson and its dinosaur footprints, as well as the Gorges Mystérieuses of Tête-Noire.

Outside of Châtelard, the VerticAlp Emosson park with its unique transportation system - including the world's steepest two-cab funicular - allows you to visit the Emosson Dam, as part of a spectacular journey to Mont Blanc.

At the heart of the Aiguilles Rouges massif, this Haute-Savoie village, which takes its name from "La Vallée des Ours", embodies peacefulness and tradition. Its ski slopes and many hiking trails will delight both families and hikers throughout the winter and summer.

The international Chamonix station welcomes you to the foot of the imposing Mont-Blanc, the roof of Europe. From there, voyage to the peaks aboard a cable car heading to Aiguille du Midi or jump aboard the rack railway to Mer de Glace.

A ride on the Mont-Blanc Tramway is a pretext for adventure... Discover a variety of alpines landscapes along the journey and some of the most views from the top. More than a simple excursion, a true discovery !