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Overview

Moutiers, a paradise for outdoor sports lovers !

Moutiers is a little commune in the Rhone Alps region, south-eastern France. Surrounded by mountains, it is an idyllic setting to relax, to have a break and to take time to have a breath of fresh air.

About France

Stemming from a 2.000 years history, Moutiers still has an important heritage that you will be pleased to discover. Visit the St Pierre Cathedral and admire the architecture and statues dating back from the 13th century to the 18th century.
Visit the Museum of the popular tradition and imagine the peasantry’s way of life. If you want to learn more about the local history, visit the museum of archeology.

While you are in the largest skiable domain in the world, you can also enjoy you stay to experience different sports such as skiing in winter, canoeing, climbing, horsing, swimming, trekking or even discover archery on summer!

Moutiers station(s)

Trains are convenient way to reach any town and city in Europe. All main towns have a railway station, while major cities have more than two railway stations. Nearly all railway stations are located in the city centre. Check our map to locate railway station(s) in Moutiers.

1) Les Allues
2) Champagny En Vano
3) Planay
4) Pralognan La Vano
5) St Bon Tarentaise
6) St Martin De Bell
7) Les Menuires 73
8) Val Thorens
9) Mottaret
10) Meribel
11) Valmorel 73
12) Courchevel Le Pra
13) Courchevel Morion
14) Courchevel 1850
15) Doucy
16) Combes Louvieres
17) La Tania


Moutiers city guide

Customer reviews

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    Excellent  | Shane c. | 2015/01/20
    "We had a great trip train was very clean and comfortable in first class . I would not hesitate to recommend your service . "

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    Foreigners Beware! | Sonia b. | 2015/01/13
    "Great trip overall but not the sight-seeing trip I expected. Many places have mounds built beside the line as a noise barrier. There are a lot of things they don't tell you, like be careful to stay to the front of the train as sometimes they remove the back carriages and send them elsewhere. Buy a reserved seat and keep your luggage in your carriage if possible. Help us not always handy on the train itself. They gave power points to keep your devices powered up. You can get food and seats are comfortable enough. "

  • Vey efficient way to travel | . | 2014/12/31
    "We arrived at Chambery Airport got a taxi to Chambery train station for our onwards journey to Moutier then onto Courchevel. The outward train was cancelled due to a French train strike. However we managed to get another train to Moutier. On arrival at Moutier we go a bus up the mountain to Courchevel. All went well "

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    Nice ride | Alvin y. | 2014/12/27
    "The connecting train was not crowded so we enjoyed the ride. "

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    Train ride experience  | Tanny l. | 2014/12/24
    "Train was comfortable but there is limited luggage space. "

  • Some suggestions | . | 2014/01/12
    "We are South African and don't have speed trains so in general the experience was great. Clean and spacious only suggestion I have is to have a larger baggage space area and additions e-ticket machines at the station as we waited 20 min and one gentleman almost missed his train due to having to wait in the line. There was almost no place to put our bags and we were one of 15 more passangers boarding. Otherwise it was very comfortable! "

  • TGV-First Class | . | 2013/02/27
    "Great trip-seats were great. The only issue was that our carriage stopped at our required embarkation point midway between the doors so it was not clear which carriage we were on! Given the very short time to board the train it would have been helpful if the carriages were numbered or the train should have stopped with the doors opposite the embarkation point. "