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Village information La Rosière, France

About La Rosière

La Rosière La Rosiere is an extraordinary location in the very east of France – just next to the Italian border. The Italian resort it is linked with La Thuile on the other side of the border. La Rosiere is located at 1850 meters above sea level and it faces South with spectacular views across the valley to nearby Les Arcs. The ski resort is an ideal holiday destination for families – in 2006, it even has been labelled “Famille plus Montagne” (family and mountain) – since there are so many activities for children you can choose, special ski hire and schooling, a kindergarten, and even a children club. From beginner to experienced skiers, everyone will have their share of skiing or snowboarding at La Rosiere and the surrounding area of L'Espace San Bernardo. Possibilities for Ski hire in La Rosiere are plenty and for après ski relaxation, you can book a massage with the mobile massage team of the resort. They will come to you room or your chalet as a special service. Several ski schools and places for ski hire prepare you for the variety of green and blue slopes for beginners. There are also numerous red and black runs around for the more advanced. Both Grenobles airport and the airport of Swiss Geneva are approximately a three hours drive away from La Rosiere and there are a number of nice chalets, restaurants and hotels around La Rosiere.

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Do not miss to have a look at the architecture during your stay in La Rosiere because the village was especially designed respecting mountain architectural traditions. Sightseeing highlights also include the ruins of border fort “Redoute Ruinée” which was built in the end of the nineteenth century after France had lost Lorraine and Alsace to Germany. During World War II, the French reinforced the building to prevent Italy from crossing but the heavy fighting has heavily damaged it. In addition, if you are looking for a very special experience you should not only visit the La Rosiere ski hire but also try heliskiing – heliskiing is not allowed in France but despite the fact, you can do it here because La Rosiere is linked with Italian LaThuile.

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If you get tired of the ski hire La Rosiere and restaurant routine you can always do a day trip to one of the bordering countries. You are able to choose between Italy and Switzerland. However, the Haute-Savoie – or Upper Savoy – offers countless possibilities as well: famous Évian-les-Bains for example lies on the shore of Lake Geneva, which belongs to France. Lake Geneva is only a short journey away, either the French shore of the lake or the Swiss one - you just have to cross the northern border of Haute-Savoie and are in Switzerland. Italy with its nice restaurants can be reached in a short drive southwards.