The Église Saint-Martin houses several objects protected as historic monuments, including a Baroque altarpiece and a statue of Saint Martin. In the Middle Ages, it was a stopping place for Austrian pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela.
Those who have chosen Saint-Martin-Bellevue as their holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Belvédère de Saint-Martin-Bellevue in the centre of the village offers panoramic views of Mont Saint-Martin, the Fillière Valley, Parmelan and part of the Aravis mountain range. The Belvédère has parking spaces and an information board. There is also a picnic area and public toilets.
The Étang de la Lèche is a natural area in Saint-Martin-Bellevue near the hamlet of Chapalliers, designed in particular for people with reduced mobility. A 700-metre circular path runs around the Étang, combining sections made of Salève gravel with wooden walkways. Two footbridges allow visitors to observe the natural surroundings; along the path, an arboretum helps identify forest plant species.
Leisure
The Golf du Belvédère has a 9-hole course, with individual holes ranging from 100 to 350 metres in length. A nine-hole round at Golf du Belvédère can be played in less than two hours. The Club House is also open to non-golfers and offers, among other things, pizza, quiche, ice cream and sweets.
AFR Saint-Martin-Bellevue also welcomes non-residents and, following mandatory family membership, offers more than 20 sports, cultural, leisure and relaxation activities for different age groups. A pump track supplements the sports area in the centre of Saint-Martin-Bellevue.
Local Life
Saint Martin Loisirs organises various local events in Saint-Martin-Bellevue, including a village festival, a flea market and a large cabaret show. On 19 April, Saint Martin Loisirs organised a traditional flea market in the centre of Saint-Martin-Bellevue.
Other places: Vallorcine, Arâches-La-Frasse, Saint-Jeoire, Leschaux, Arthaz-Pont-Notre-Dame, Ayse, Cordon, Vacheresse
