Musée Alpin Chamonix

Local history museum · Chamonix

Musée Alpin Chamonix

Local history museum · Chamonix

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89 Av. Michel Croz, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France

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Nestled in a charming 1914 hotel, this museum offers a cozy escape showcasing Mont Blanc's mountaineering and winter sports history, making it a must-visit in Chamonix.  

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89 Av. Michel Croz, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France Get directions

musee-alpin-chamonix.fr

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89 Av. Michel Croz, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France Get directions

+33 4 50 55 29 46
musee-alpin-chamonix.fr

Features

restroom
crowd family friendly
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Jul 10, 2025

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"In contrast to the adrenaline-fueled activities on the slopes, the Musée Alpin, located in the former Palais Chamonix, is a peaceful place to explore the fascinating history of Alpine mountaineering and winter sports. Spread over two floors, exhibits go all the way back to when the earliest explorers climbed Mont Blanc in 1786. Viewing the basic equipment used on such journeys leaves one with a deep appreciation for the bravery of the very first climbers. From there, you can learn about everything from when Chamonix hosted the first Winter Olympic Games in 1924, to how the town has expanded over time with modern resorts, all through photos, videos, and intriguing personal accounts."

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@afar

"In contrast to the adrenaline-fueled activities on the slopes, the Musée Alpin, located in the former Palais Chamonix, is a peaceful place to explore the fascinating history of Alpine mountaineering and winter sports. Spread over two floors, exhibits go all the way back to when the earliest explorers climbed Mont Blanc in 1786. Viewing the basic equipment used on such journeys leaves one with a deep appreciation for the bravery of the very first climbers. From there, you can learn about everything from when Chamonix hosted the first Winter Olympic Games in 1924, to how the town has expanded over time with modern resorts, all through photos, videos, and intriguing personal accounts."

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Beth Lebbon

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Great museum, really informative and enjoyable to look around - and perfect for when it's rainy! Reasonable entrance price, a few different rooms to look around. Would definitely recommend when visiting Chamonix!

Luciano L

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If you’re interested in Alpi story, this place is a good choice, it’s open also in Sunday, and low prices for the tickets. It takes about an hour or more, you could find some nice poster and old ski related stuff, you can also enjoy some puzzles game for kids.

E

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Quite an interesting museum to learn the history of Chamonix and its alps. Came here with my ski instructor and we both found it quite nice. Objects, paintings, and sculptures. You can get a discount potentially with hotel / ski proofs. A nice option for a short break from the slopes in downtown Chamonix!

carlos daniel baylac

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This is a Nice place to visit not only to learn about they history ir Chamonix itself but also to understabd how Mountain Sports like skiing and mountaneering evolved.

Peter Pickthall

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Great museum, although not dog friendly. Will definitely return when we have more time

Paulo Costa

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Interesting but not sure worth the money!

Andres Revesz

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Interesting museum of local history. Much better is the neighbourhood with the beautiful views all around, the establishments, the terraces... And of course with the mountainous background! It's nicely lit up so sunset is wonderful to have some wine outside and just enjoy the tranquility of this area!

George A (darkGroov)

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It's about 5€ per person so inexpensive I would say l, it's not to big, in about 40 - 50 min You will finish to see everything but depends on every person / group . Great history about the place and people that made this place quite famous.