Nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc, Megève beautifully blends French art-de-vivre with a relaxed alpine lifestyle. The town's remarkable journey began over a century ago when Baroness Noémie de Rothschild fell in love with Mont d’Arbois and decided to build a ski resort, attracting royalty, world leaders, and Parisian artists alike. Jean Cocteau famously referred to it as the "21st arrondissement of Paris," highlighting its allure as a fashionable getaway.

Today, Megève is a charming resort with horse-drawn carriages, cobbled streets, luxury chalets, and designer boutiques, but at its heart, it remains a vibrant mountain village. Its trails and paths make it a year-round destination for nature lovers. Every autumn, the Toquicimes Festival celebrates mountain cuisine, showcasing local farmers and artisans. Megève’s history is one of tradition and innovation, preserving its rich heritage while embracing modernity.