After a series of tight bends, one's gaze drifts down to the confluent Beaufort valleys of the Arly and the Doron. After the Mountain Fort, from a high mountain pasturing plateau (Les Croix locality), is a magnificent view over the Mont-Blanc massif,..

To the north of Albertville, this village from times past, remote from the Olympic commotion, has retained all its character.

Full of flowers and ornamented by an elegant 18th century fountain.

Costumes used in the opening and closing ceremonies and video films of the principal exploits of the Albertville Olympics. Regularly changed, the exhibitions cover various themes relating to the mountains and sport.

A lovely view from Porte de Savoie over the spur-shaped building overlooked by the elegant Ramus Tower and over an attractive fountain. Inside is a beautiful painted ceiling, the work of an Italian artist (17 th century).

This cultural centre was created by the architect Jean-Jacques Moisseau and consists of three elements: a theatre, a mediatheque and a cinema with a panoramic screen.

In olden times, it used to protect Conflans from the Tarentaise road.

An attractive view over Savoy Coomb and, in the distance, the long rocky bars of Chartreuse massif which seems to close it in.

The medieval workshops are still here and have been left unchanged. They are now occupied by artisans.

It consists of a nave-hall with four rows and a straight chancel. Also a beautiful pulpit dating from 1718.

This 14C brick building is reminiscent of the style of neighbouring Piedmont. Formerly a home for monks and soldiers, it now houses the Art and History Museum : Savoyard interiors, regional furniture, old tools and utensils, costumes and old skis.

The French national ice-hockey team's training centre; it is also a public ice-skating rink.

Now used for regional sports events.

The site has now been turned into a leisure park with landscaping symbolising the location of the former tiers: the Olympic Hall, the speed track and Olympics House are a reminder of the event that brought fame to Albertville, while the Olympic flame..