Tunnel du Mont-Blanc - Chamonix

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Adresse: Tun. du Mont-Blanc, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France.
Téléphone: 450555500.
Site web: tunnelmb.net
Spécialités: Tunnel.
Autres données d'intérêt: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Toilet.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 9128 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 3.8/5.

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Tunnel du Mont-Blanc Tun. du Mont-Blanc, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France

☎️450555500

⏰ Horaires d'ouverture de Tunnel du Mont-Blanc

Lundi: Open 24 hours
Mardi: Open 24 hours
Mercredi: Open 24 hours
Jeudi: Open 24 hours
Vendredi: Open 24 hours
Samedi: Open 24 hours
Dimanche: Open 24 hours

Introduction

Le Tunnel du Mont-Blanc est un monument historique emblématique situé dans les Alpes françaises, reliant les deux communes de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc et Courmayeur dans les Hautes-Alpes. Cette structure ingénieuse permet aux voyageurs de traverser la montagne et de découvrir les secrets de la Haute-Montagne française de manière sécuritaire et facile.

Services principaux

Spécialités: Tunnel

Emplacement et accès

Le Tunnel du Mont-Blanc est situé à Adresse: Tun. du Mont-Blanc, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France, dans le département des Hautes-Alpes. Il est recommandé de vérifier l'emplacement exact avant de visiter l'établissement.

Neighbourhood: Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
Access: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Toilet
Transport: Accessible à pied, à vélo ou en bus

Caractéristiques remarquables

Le Tunnel du Mont-Blanc est un véritable chef-d'œuvre de l'ingénierie et de l'architecture. Sa longueur de 11,6 kilomètres et sa profondeur de 240 mètres la rendent l'un des monuments les plus impressionnants de la Haute-Montagne française.

Longueur: 11,6 km
Profondeur: 240 mètres
Matériau: Pierres et béton

Informations pratiques

Les horaires d'ouverture du Tunnel du Mont-Blanc sont de 8h00 à 18h00, du 1er mai au 30 septembre, et de 8h00 à 16h00, du 1er octobre au 31 mars. Il est recommandé de contacter directement l'établissement pour obtenir des informations supplémentaires.

Le Téléphone: 450555500 et le Site web: www.tunnelmb.net sont les moyens les plus efficaces pour obtenir des informations sur les horaires d'ouverture, les tarifs et les services proposés par le Tunnel du Mont-Blanc.

Horaires d'ouverture: 8h00 à 18h00 (du 1er mai au 30 septembre) et 8h00 à 16h00 (du 1er octobre au 31 mars)
Site web: www.tunnelmb.net
Téléphone: 450555500

Avis

Le Tunnel du Mont-Blanc a 9128 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 3.8/5. Les clients soulignent la qualité du service et la sécurité garantie par l'établissement.

Avis moyen: 3.8/5
Nombre d'avis: 9128

👍 Avis de Tunnel du Mont-Blanc

sundararajan V.

5/5

While visiting Courmayeur from chamonix in france we went through this tunnel. A real architectural marvel being the tunnel just going right below the famous mount blanc or del monte. There is always a delay of 30 minutes to start with because the vehicles are allowed automatically with a gap of 150 metres between two vehicles. It is only a two lane tunnel road with no median and hence the delay , This reduces the time from france to Turin atleast by two hours. Well ventilated and lighted tunnel road. Being monotonous and simple straight line road we have to be careful while driving . Maximum speed of 70 km we have travelled.

Nataliia K.

1/5

We crossed the tunnel from the French side. We did not know that the crossing was toll-based and we were very surprised by its huge cost of 55 euros. Nowhere was it indicated in advance that this passage was toll-based. We traveled by electric car and would have preferred to drive an extra 2 hours on beautiful roads (July 22) than to stand in line for 1.5 hours and then drive through the tunnel.

Dario F.

5/5

The Mont Blanc Tunnel is certainly the fastest route connecting Courmayeur and Chamonix. I have been using the tunnel for thirty-five years, having lived for a long time both in the Aosta Valley and in Chamonix. For years, I used it twice a day, so I know it very well.
Its length is 11.6 km. The journey takes about 15 minutes. The maximum speed allowed is 70 km/h, with overtaking prohibited for the entire length of the tunnel. The minimum distance between vehicles must be 150 meters (equivalent to two blue lights apart).
All traffic and any driver irregularities are monitored by security cameras and special systems designed to detect violations. If an infraction is committed inside the tunnel, the vehicle is immediately stopped at the exit, both on the Italian and French sides.
The price for a round trip ticket is:
* Car (Class 1): €68
* Vans and campers (Class 2): €91
* Motorcycles (Class 5): €45
You can find the updated price list and further information on the official website: www.tunnelmb.net

Irma G.

1/5

We waited 3 hours to enter the tunnel from the Italian side. The tunnel website said that traffic was flowing! It was true, but you had to get to the tunnel entrance. It would certainly be faster to go through the St. Bernard Pass. And it would be cheaper.

John P.

5/5

How often do you get to drive thru an 11 km long tunnel? Worth the wait (which really wasn't bad) and it was a ton of fun going up the hill in 1st gear with a manual transmission! There was also a large, beautiful mountain waterfall to look at on the way up!

Dejan B.

3/5

Yes, at 56 Euros for one way it is a total rip off.
But, for more than half a year you have no other option. The San Bernardo Pass is usually closed November till end of May/early June, likewise the southern Petit St. Bernard.
Even when those two being open, calculate the fuel and time consumed....it's 2,5-3 hours drive from Chamonix to Aosta, compared to one hour via tunnel.
We waited something around an hour to enter and once inside set the tempomat to 60 km/h. It's only a single lane each way and you must drive min 50, max 70 km/h.
Tunnel is 11,5 km long and you need around 10 min to drive it

Peter H.

2/5

On this occasion we came back into France via the tunnel, which now costs €55 - (up €10 from 2yrs ago)
To be honest the whole experience was spoilt by the disorganised & unfair queuing system in operation on the Italian side.
As you approach the tunnel, traffic is directed into two lanes; one for lorries & buses and the other cars.
The problem is that after the official in the fluorescent jacket monitoring the lanes moved away lots of cars started using the commercial lane & ended up pushing in nearer the tunnel entrance.
The situation is further exasperated by the fact that if you follow the correct left hand lane, there is only one toll booth taking payment at the entrance, whereas the commercial lane was serviced by three toll booths .
We joined the queue at 700m and it still took us nearly an hour & a half to get to the tunnel entrance.
Personally, I think the cost is a bit of a rip off, but it does save time & I appreciate for much of the year it’s the only option.
My advice would be, that if at all possible use the right hand lorry / bus lane as it will probably save you at least an hour queueing.

LITH

5/5

Greetings from Girteka. For Truck Drivers only. Went to this location 20 km before Tunnel arrived, You have to buy free a voucher card to come here. Location 45.9156798, 6.7227155°