Thinking of the adrenaline-pumping adventure in the Alps? Think again! We have found the most relaxing things you can do to ensure your winter exit. Let's start with a fascinating helicopter ride.
To visit the amazing national parks.
There are 14 national parks in the Alps, so it's easy to get out of the crowded slopes to explore the region's fascinating scenery at a calm pace. To get away from the tourist trail, head to the underestimated Triglav National Park in Slovenia, where you will find the Julian Alps where the jaws drop.
If you really want to escape the crowd, pack your bags, and spend time in France's huge (and beautiful) Crowns National Park.
Enjoy the beautiful environment.
Have you ever wondered what a glacier looks like above? Now you can find yourself in the most luxurious way imaginable by a helicopter ride over the Swiss Alps.
If flying is not your thing, go to France and book a one-day cable car tour of the Valle d'Aosta. You will enjoy stunning views of the Mont Blanc Glacier as well as a hearty lunch and a wine tasting session that quenches your thirst for Europe's highest-produced wine cellar.
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| Environment of Swiss Alps |
Soothe your taste buds
After a fun hike, your thoughts will turn to food - and for a good reason. The Alps are a real treat for the senses, so stay tuned for tasty treats like fondue and tortillas. These interesting treats are commonplace in French-speaking alpine destinations.
No matter what country you come from, the food will be delicious. Be sure to get fleisch knödel (deep-fried bread and meat dumplings) from Austria and cured meats (including divine broccoli) from Italy.
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| Foods in Swiss Alps |
Treat yourself
Is there a better way to get around your trip than to get a massage and treatment at a mountaintop spa? Make the most of your natural exhaust machines, mineral water, and steam rooms at a fitness center in Mt Rigi, Switzerland.
This two day experience is the last chance for anyone who wants to relax to enjoy the alpine.
Go back on time
There are plenty of picture-perfect villages to suit you across the Alps. Walk through the smarts of the old streets and drink a glass of glove in the shade of the famous Matterhorn. Is Italy more than your vision?
See the always fascinating Cortina d'Ampezzo located in the Dolomites. If you're after something a little different, why not get involved with a castle tour of some local history and folklore? Discover Newenstein Castle and learn about the stories of King Ludwig II of Bavaria while taking amazing photographs.
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