Travel Guide Le Bourget-Du-Lac

Nestled on the shores of the majestic Lac du Bourget, Le Bourget-du-Lac is a rare gem in Savoie, a place where nature, history and serenity come together in enchanting harmony. This tourist guide takes you on a journey of discovery to a destination that charms visitors with its peaceful beauty and bold heritage: enter the most beautiful hotels to stay in!

From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated by the lake itself, France's largest natural lake, inviting you to take part in water sports or simply relax by the water. Le Bourget-du-Lac's beaches, like the municipal beach, offer an idyllic setting for swimming or sunbathing. Climb to the Belvédère du Mont du Chat, its impressive altitude giving you an incredible panoramic view of Lac du Bourget and the surrounding mountains. It's a paradise for photographers who want to capture an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Close to Lac du Bourget stands the Château Thomas II, with its romantic ruins and fascinating past, inviting visitors on a medieval journey, evoking bygone eras of knighthood and nobility.

And if you like to immerse yourself in the flora and fauna of the area, the Observatoire des Aigrettes is the place to go. A haven of peace for observing waterfowl and other wildlife. Nestled in unspoilt natural surroundings, this observatory is perfect for a peaceful, educational getaway. Then visit the Bourget-du-Lac priory, rooted in tranquility and a testament to the region's religious and cultural heritage. And a visit to Hautecombe Abbey is a must! It's one of the region's historic relics. Perched on the shores of the lake, this ^12th-century abbey is a must-see site, famous for its impressive architecture and royal tombs.

Next, the sentier du Littoral offers a magnificent hike along the lake, with breathtaking views. If you love hiking, you'll also be delighted by the many trails in the surrounding mountains, such as Mont du Chat, which promise breathtaking panoramas. And for your comfort, local restaurants serve authentic Savoyard specialities, featuring local cheeses such as abondance and beaufort. Local vineyards produce Savoyard wines , and offer memorable tastings. Finally, for those curious about aeronautical history, the nearby Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace du Bourget is a fascinating place that traces the history of aviation. With your tour guide, you can visit the must-sees of this magical destination!