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There’s some world-class ski resorts in Canada and some superb après ski to enjoy after a day on the slopes. Amid the snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rocky Mountains lies Alberta. The ski resorts in Alberta are world-renowned for the quality and extent of their runs. Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper all offer their visitors feather-light powder, rarely seen wildlife and stunning mountain scenery. In British Columbia lies one of the best ski resorts in Canada for après ski, Whistler.

The Cervinia après ski scene is vibrant and varied, even though it is a little town at the foot of the Matterhorn. The après-ski bars and clubs are good fun and if you have the energy you can party all night long. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Cervinia. Known for its extensive champagne and sparkling wine collection, La Champagnerie du Cervin is located in the high-end Hotel Punta Maquignaz.

The southern slopes of Isola 2000 combine alpine ski resorts with the French Riviera, situated only a two hours drive (90km) from the Côte d’Azur. Renowned for being the sunniest resort in the alps, Isola 2000 is best suited to leisurely skiers, families, and beginners. If you are looking for both great value and good food, Isola won’t disappoint. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Isola 2000. Situated in the heart of Isola 2000, in a mountain setting.

Sölden in Austria is one of our favourite places to ski. The slopes have a huge amount of variety, meaning there really is something for all levels here. The fun doesn’t stay on the slopes though, as the Sölden après ski and nightlife scene is both lively and varied. From afternoon parties to cocktail rock bars, it’s never a boring time. With so much to chose from, here are our top picks for your Sölden après ski and nightlife experience.

Set among the stunning scenery of the Dolomites. The Italian resort of Cortina offers its guests a more sophisticated take on après ski. Known for its entirely Italian (chic) atmosphere, visitors can expect quiet and refined wine bars come evening enjoyed by locals and stylish Italian holidaymakers. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Cortina. Bar de la Poste has long been the go-to spot in Cortina since the 1830s.

Regarded as the undisputed king of après ski. Kitzbühel is world-famous for hosting the annual Hahnenkamm downhill race. The Alps most dangerous and notoriously blood-curdling downhill racecourse. Visitors can expect a great après ski scene in Kitzbühel. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Kitzbühel. Established in 1976, the Londoner is the place to be in Kitzbühel if you’re looking for a party atmosphere.

Regarded as the Ibiza of the Alps, Ischgl has an infamous reputation for being the loudest European resort. Situated in the Tyrolean Alps, Ischgl attracts a predominantly Austrian Germanic crowd. However, this is not one to be missed by après-loving Brits who can expect piste-side partying to develop into traditional Bavarian foot-stomping and sing-a-longs. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Ischgl.

Madonna di Campiglio is one of Italy’s most fashionable ski resorts, set in between the Brenta Dolomites and the high peaks of Adamello and Presanella. This ultra-chic ski destination offers great skiing amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in the Dolomites. During the evening, enjoy a more sophisticated take on après-ski, as cafes and restaurants fill with people sipping on aperol spritz. Take a look at our pick of the best après ski and nightlife in Madonna di Campiglio.

Whistler ski resort is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes and adrenaline-fuelled runs in the world. What many don’t realise is that a lot of us turn up for the food, too. Whistler’s restaurants offer huge variety with plenty to tempt your taste buds; the fun is only just starting when you take off your skis. Here are some of the best restaurants in Whistler, from mountain-top hotspots to fine dining and casual grills in the village. Ready to take a break?

Alpe d’Huez is a sizeable, modern resort known for its sunny, extensive terrain and spectacular views across the Southern Alps. The efficient lift system whisks skiers up to the vast, high-altitude area of the Alpe d’Huez Grand Domain Ski with its wide choice of varied runs, which are well-suited to all levels. It is also one of the liveliest resorts in the French Alps making it popular with skiers who like to enjoy the après ski scene too.