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If you’re not visiting some of our world’s most
charming alpine towns, you are totally missing out! These quaint and
beautiful little towns offer some of the best most memorable places to
get away from the daily bustle of life and relax in breathtaking natural
settings. However, due to their size, you probably might not have heard
of them. But don’t worry, with this list we are here to change that.
From the picturesque valleys of the Rocky Mountains to the snow capped
peaks of the Swiss Alps, these are the some most charming alpine towns
you’ve probably never seen!
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Aspen, United States
Nestled into the Rocky Mountains, Aspen is a picturesque mountain
village with numerous spas, restaurants, and hotels that offer something
for the whole family. |
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Arties, Spain
One of Spain’s sleepy mountain villages in the Valle de Aran region,
Arties is known for its narrow cobblestoned streets, lush meadows, and
snow capped peaks. |
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Interlaken, Switzerland
The main transport gateway to the mountains of the Bernese Oberland,
Interlaken has been a popular tourist destination for over 200 years. |
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Notre Dame de Bellecombe, France
From the local wine festival to the incredible alpine views, this quant
little French village offers something for everyone. |
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Reine, Norway
Although technically more of a fishing village than an alpine town, a
combination of the water and mountains have caused Reine to be voted as
Norway’s most beautiful village more than once.
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Bled, Slovenia
Nestled into the Julian Alps, this fairy tale mountain village is famous
for its amazing natural beauty and pristine lake.
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Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany
A mountain resort town located in Bavaria, it lies close to Zugspitze,
the highest mountain in Germany.
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Telluride, United States
A former mining town, Telluride is now known as an all-season resort
with numerous adventure activities year round. Some notable events like
the Telluride Film Festival take place here as well. |
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San Martino di Castrozza, Italy
A convenient rest stop for travelers crossing the Alps, these days
tourists come here to ski, hike, and enjoy the local cuisine. |
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Ifrane, Morocco
You might be surprised to find this small European style mountain town
high in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. It has even come to be known as
“Little Switzerland”. |
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Le Chinaillon, France
Located near Mont Blanc, Le Chinaillon is beautiful in winter but in
summer it’s incredible as well with green meadows filled with wild
flowers everywhere you look. |
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Shirakawa-go, Japan
This unique town of thatched roof homes at the base of Mount Hakusan is
a great place to enjoy solitude and fresh mountain air. |
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