Whether you are a non-skier, bad weather has driven you off the slopes or you just simply want a change there are a host of other things to do in Val d’Isere, although neighbouring Tignes may also be worth a look. Even if you decide to go to Val as a non-skier there will be plenty to keep you occupied including art exhibitions, bowling, bridge, the cinema and many more.
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Val d'Isere,
+33 (0)6 09 46 64 78
The experience of a lifetime, expect to pay €80 for a tandem paraglider flight with an qualified instructor....
Art galleries
Val d'Isere,
Galerie daniel besseiche, rue Principale, +33 (0)4 79 06 48 43. This small gallery has branches in all the chic places, be ...
Bridge club
Village des enfants,Val d'Isere,
+33 (0)4 79 06 02 94
A great way to meet the locals, cards dealt at 5pm every day....
Cinema
Rue Principale,Val d'Isere,
+33 (0)4 79 06 03 43
Val cinema has two screenings a day, 6pm and 9pm. On bad weather days a third is shown at 2.30pm. English films are advertised ...
Climbing
Centre des congres,Val d'Isere,
The climbing wall tends to be a hang-out for some very serious climbers but they are generally willing to show you the ropes. ...
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- Have a go at a local pastry cookery class with top chef, Patrick Chevallot
- Try out one of Val’s cultural evenings which include concerts and music recitals at the congress centre
- You must try the driving school at Circuit de Glace for the change to drive on ice in a car, quad snowmobile or 4x4 Panda
- Go snow shoe hiking for the day
- Try a sledge race – for both under 12s and adults
Shopping
- Try one of the art galleries for a little culture, Galerie daniel besseiche is on rue Principale
- Clarines is a fantastic little place to stop for a quick pain au chocolate before you hit the slopes
- If French bread is what floats your boat, Maison Chevallot serves every kind you can think of
- If you are looking to upgrade your ski kegs, then head to Killy Sport
- When in Rome... ok France, but who needs an excuse for a little vino? Try La Maison Gourmet for some great local wines for every budget
