Courchevel, the French alpine ski resort ... it sounds like the restaurants you’ll be dining at after a day on the slopes may be the real highlight.

With seven Michelin-starred restaurants, boasting a combined 12 stars, Courchevel, France is the Alpine capital of fine dining. The town’s restaurants include the three star Le 1947 à Cheval ...

A WHITEHAVEN chef who currently runs a fine dining kitchen in France has revealed ... and worked as sous chef in Les Airelles Palace, a top hotel in Courchevel, quickly picking up the language ...

Courchevel takes the No. 1 spot, with seven Michelin-starred restaurants. Saint Moritz has the most expensive average menu, though.