Sehenswürdigkeiten Aime-la-Plagne

Admire and explore the mountain aboard a snowmobile, a vehicle like no other. Experience the excitement alone or in a pair and discover the breathtaking view from the peaks at night, in the heart of La Plagne. For Christmas or a birthday..., give a gift with a difference - a snowmobile excursion. Meet at the Snow Panthers chaletat the foot of the slopes in La Plagne centre.

The Olympic Bobsleigh Track in La Plagne boasts 19 turns, 1,500 metres of absolute joy (tinged with terror, naturally)! This is a rather unusual experience which is a real thrill. It's the chance to imagine yourself as one of the Jamaican bobsleigh team in "Cool Runnings".

You're sure to remember this hair raising and adrenaline filled ride for the rest of your life. Take a trip down the Olympic bobsleigh track and you can if you wish opt for your ride to be filmed: you can then take the video home with you to show off your bobsleigh experience!

The Belle-Plagne bowling alley is suitable for all levels, even children, thanks to the bumpers that guide the ball to the pins every time.
The complex also includes a games room, including a pool table, a pinball machine, a simulator and table football in summer.
You can also enjoy a drink while watching sports events: rugby and football matches, motorsport competitions, extreme sports and skiing, of course.

It's all about having fun at Laser Game. In a game for all ages, you are equipped with a laser gun and have to find your way through a maze full of obstacles, special effects and traps. You have around twenty minutes to fulfil your mission. What is it? To disable your opponents and opposing bases,

earning points when you succeed. Whether alone or in a team, all you have to do is to come up with a winning strategy.

The Isère valley is dominated by St. Martin's church. Founded in 1691, the building comprises three naves and three bays. The originality of this Baroque church lies in its hexagonal bell tower,but also in its interior, miraculously preserved from destruction during the French Revolution.

Two altars were carved by Joseph-Marie Martel and are now classified as Historical Monuments. Different works of art are to be found in this church, the polychrome tabernacle of the gilded monstrance altar, a painting depicting the charity of Saint Martin, as well as the small cherubs and two painted panels.