Sitios que visitar Arc 1800

Located in the ski resort Arc 1800 Le Carré is a nightclub which attracts a young, trendy crowd who come to dance the night away.
This nightclub is a chic and elegant spot to spend a fun night out with friends. The music is good and the atmosphere is electric. Join the crowd on the dance floor and show off your best moves. Let the fun begin!

The magnificent Ice Cave in Les Arcs is an artificial cave cut into more than 10 000m3 of artificial snow. This ephemeral phenomenon, which is open only in winter, takes a different theme each year. Discover this veritable work of art which sees a dozen sculptors from all over Europe come and create their own works of art each year. Stroll through these galleries which have been dug out and shaped by man, taking almost 100 days each year to prefect! Don't miss this rather special mountain wonder.

After a long day's skiing, what better way to relax than going bowling. La Station offers 8 bowling lanes, 5 billiard tables, table football, pinball and video games. In addition to the bowling alley and games room, the complex also offers visitors a bar area and tapas, with big screens screening plenty of sports events.

Arc 1950 is the newest among the resorts of Les Arcs. In this mountain village surrounded by nature, you can breathe deep. No cars are allowed in the village, and everyone can move at their own pace in this entirely pedestrian ski resort. Here you can relax in its many leisure areas between ski sessions! Saunas, steam rooms and whirlpools are part of everyday life in Arc 1950.

Numerous events offer you the opportunity to share great moments with family or friends. A real breath of fresh air at the gates of the Vanoise National.

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.