The Aiguille du Midi is a prominent mountain in the French Alps that belongs to the Mont Blanc group. At a height of 3842 m above sea level, it offers a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. The mountain is particularly famous for its cable car, which takes visitors directly from Chamonix to the summit. At the top, there is a viewing platform from which you can see the Mont Blanc massif and even the Italian and Swiss Alps. A special attraction is the glass skywalk "Step into the Void." Here, you step into a glass box over a 1000 m deep abyss. The Aiguille du Midi is also a popular starting point for climbers who want to summit Mont Blanc.
The Aiguille du Midi is accessible via one of the highest and steepest cable cars in the world, which takes you in two sections from Chamonix to an altitude of 3,842 m.
From the viewing platform, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps, including Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe.
The glass skywalk "Step into the Void" is a must-see attraction where visitors can stand in a glass box that appears to float over a 1,000 m deep abyss.
Ice caves, crafted by artists within the glacier, are open for visits during the winter months.
The Vallée Blanche descent is a world-renowned freeride skiing route. It leads from the Aiguille du Midi down to Chamonix and offers a challenge even for experienced skiers.
The Aiguille du Midi serves as a major starting point for mountaineers planning routes like the Mont Blanc crossing or climbing the Grandes Jorasses.
Sunrises and sunsets at the Aiguille du Midi are considered particularly spectacular.
The summit restaurant, serving regional specialties, lets you enjoy remarkable views while you dine.
The Aiguille du Midi is a popular destination year-round for various outdoor activities such as climbing, skiing, and hiking, with options tailored to the season.