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From snow-sure French classics to quieter Austrian villages and high-altitude Italian escapes, these are the best places to ski in February.

A ski resort at Christmas does not have to revolve around skiing. For those who prefer candlelit dinners to black runs, boutique-lined streets to boot rooms, and long lunches to lift queues, these are the best festive ski resorts for non-skiers.

Choosing between Lech and St Anton? Compare skiing, après-ski, restaurants, families, chalet locations and the best places to stay in the Arlberg.

Planning a ski holiday to Whistler? This guide looks at what to expect from Whistler Blackcomb, including the differences between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the best areas for each ski level, where to stay, and how to choose the right base for your group.

Discover the best family ski resorts in France for a luxury winter escape, from high-altitude favourites to charming village resorts ideal for children, teenagers and multi-generational family holidays.

While Chamonix is best known for its skiing, there is far more to the valley than the slopes alone. From the Aiguille du Midi and the Mer de Glace to snowshoeing, dog sledding, spa afternoons and time in town, there is plenty to amuse non-skiers in Chamonix.

From private chefs and housekeeping to dining out and flexible service, we look at the practical differences between catered and self-catered chalets, and which is likely to suit your group best.

Compare Verbier and Zermatt to discover which Swiss ski resort best suits your style of ski holiday.

Our guide reveals the top things to do in St Moritz for non-skiers, from hiking and ice skating to tobogganing, ice bathing, and family adventures.