Located in the heart of Monthey, TerreLocale gives pride of place to local farm products. You will find (or can order online) seasonal fruits and vegetables, meat, fish, cheeses, eggs, bakery products and groceries, all prepared with passion by local artisans. A great way to discover the rich variety our region has to offer.

Located at the heart of the Whitepod hotel complex in Les Giettes, Restaurant La Tsijiri serves an authentic cuisine that showcases certified Valais-brand products. Its specialities include various Valais röstis, cornetti pasta soup, and a delicious croûte au fromage (toasted bread topped with melted cheese and wine).

Since 1352, the people of Monthey have been meeting on Wednesdays with their "Demècre à montà", meaning "Wednesday in Monthey" in patois or an invitation to invite you to the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville. Discover the many merchants, producers or flea markets that populate the market in the shelter of the plane trees.

From 2 to 14 September 2025, the Valais will be the mountain bike capital of the world. For the first time in the history of the Mountain Bike World Championships, a single region will host the different events: cross-country, downhill, e-bike, enduro, marathon, pumptrack and short track. Eight Valaisan destinations will host these different events, while the opening ceremony will take place in Sion. Between 1,000 and 1,500 athletes are expected to take part in this exceptional event, which will bring together the world's best athletes.

The Tour de Suisse is a major event in the Union Cycliste Professionnelle (UCI) world cycling calendar. The race consists of several stages held annually in June and includes high mountain sections as well as an individual time trial. In 2023, three Valais destinations will host the event, with a stage through the canton from Monthey to Leukerbad (Leukerbad) on 14 June and a departure from Fiesch on 15 June.