Sehenswürdigkeiten Serre-Chevalier

If you enjoy swimming, why not head down to the public pool? This covered area offers a 25-metre pool, ideally located at the foot of the slopes. Ideal for anyone wanting to take a dip after a day's skiing, whether in a spirit of relaxation or sporting endeavour. And of course, children will be delighted at the idea of ??going for a paddle.

Organic swimming in Chantemerle is an innovative concept that allows us to develop an aquatic area while respecting the ecological environment. It is fed by a bore-hole made in the water table of the Guisane. The filtration basin, a true purifying system, consists of a garden of plants and pozzolanic ash.
Bathers thus feel that this bathing area of fresh water, perfectly integrated into the surrounding nature, gives them an ideal point for observing the surrounding landscapes.

Serre Chevalier is one of the largest skiable areas in Europe, with 250 kilometres of pistes, at altitudes ranging from 1200 to 2800 metres. It has pistes for all levels, from beginner to expert! The skiable area extends over 6 towns from Briançon to Monêtier les Bains.

In the large valley opening to the south of Serre Chevalier, from the hills of Lautaret and Briançon, several villages and hamlets lie tucked into the mountainside, ranging from the very traditional and authentic to the more modern and comfortable.
At the foot of the beautiful mountains of the Parc national des Ecrins, Serre Chevalier

Les Grand Bains offers a 300 sqm outdoor pool with spill-over, which is open all year round, and equipped with a wide variety of water features and effects: fountain jets, lazy river, relaxation areas and spa bath.
The 300 sqm-plus indoor pool is supplied with naturally heated warm water and boasts a jacuzzi, an underwater massage circuit, spa baths, underwater shower columns, micro-bubble zones and spouts....
_x000D_ Around the indoor pool, you will find a trilogy of features typical of Roman baths (frigidarium, tepidarium, caldarium) as well as a steam room, musical grotto and mister.
The establishment also offers a solarium, and a health and beauty institute.

In 1624 and 1692, two fires ravaged Briançon. Almost completely destroyed, the city was rebuilt within the walls of an enclosure designed by Vauban.

Briançon's
Cité Vauban features the Pinerolo Gate and a lift drawbridge. The battlements afford beautiful views of Briançon, its surroundings and the Alps. The city possesses a wealth of architectural heritage, like the Notre-Dame and Saint-Nicolas collegials, built between 1703 and 1726, featuring a sundial from the Cordeliers Convent and the Chapelle des Pénitents (Chapel of the Penitents).

It is pleasant to stroll through Cité Vauban's lively medieval streets lined with lots of shops, restaurants, craft specialists and souvenir shops.