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Take a scenic drive to the nearby town of Meg ve, a charming ski resort town with a beautiful medieval center. Visit the Meg ve Museum to learn about the town's history and culture, then take a stroll down the Rue Charles Feige to browse the boutiques and art galleries.

Go horseback riding in the mountains with Les Chevaux du Mont-Blanc. This family-run stable offers guided tours through the stunning alpine landscape, with options for riders of all levels.

Dine at Le Hibou Blanc, a chic brasserie with a modern take on classic French cuisine. Try the escargots de Bourgogne, the filet de boeuf, or the poisson du jour.

Take a cable car up to the top of Mont d'Arbois for breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. If you're feeling adventurous, try paragliding with Flyeo for a bird's-eye view of the valley.

Visit the Domaine du Mont Blanc, a family-owned vineyard that produces some of the region's best wines. Take a tour of the vineyard and cellar, then sample some of their wines and local cheeses.

Dine at La Cime, a Michelin-starred restaurant that offers a creative, contemporary take on French cuisine. Try the tasting menu for an unforgettable culinary experience.

Visit the Ch teau des Rubins, a historic castle that dates back to the 13th century. Take a guided tour to learn about the castle's history and architecture, then explore the beautiful gardens and surrounding vineyards.

Go rafting on the Arve river with Rafting Exp rience. This thrilling activity is a great way to experience the stunning alpine scenery from a different perspective.

Dine at Les 2 Mules, a cozy restaurant that specializes in regional dishes made with local, seasonal ingredients. Try the fondue savoyarde, the raclette, or the wild boar stew.

Take a scenic drive to the nearby town of Chamonix, one of the world's most famous ski resorts. Take the cable car up to the Aiguille du Midi for stunning views of Mont Blanc, or go ice skating at the Richard Bozon Sports Center.

Visit the Mus e Alpin, a museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Mont Blanc region. Learn about the area's geology, wildlife, and human settlement, then explore the exhibitions on mountaineering and winter sports.

Dine at Le Cap Horn, a stylish restaurant that serves modern French cuisine with a focus on seafood. Try the oysters, the lobster risotto, or the sea bass with truffle cream.