There’s something irresistibly charming about a ski trip to Europe - those tucked-away mountain restaurants, perched high on snowy slopes, offering sweeping views that feel straight out of a Swiss chocolate box. The air carries the soft murmur of foreign languages, blending into the stillness like a melodic backdrop to the scene.

Verbier, nestled in Switzerland’s Valais Canton, is a village steeped in alpine heritage and true skiing spirit. Its architecture spans the traditional to the contemporary, yet all of it feels timeless; wooden chalets that appear to grow from the landscape itself, their natural timbers weathered by snow and sun, becoming part of the view.