Wengen, Switzerland

Sitting on a natural terrace with tremendous views over the Bernese Oberland, the village of Wengen has a lot to offer:  après-ski, fresh mountain air, thigh-burning exercise, hearty meals. It has been staging the legendary Lauberhorn World Cup downhill race since 1930, which additionally contributes to its world glory. Small cozy hotels, dating from the belle époque period, many dispersed holiday chalets and nostalgic timber houses make this resort even more appealing. The main ski area in the region is cuddled by the grandiose peaks of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. All of them are more than 3500 metres high, with formidable glacial features that have earned this alluring region UNESCO natural heritage status. Visit this divine place and notice how quaint tranquillity meets the sky-high drama in one of the most distinguished Swiss ski resorts! This will surely be a magnificent experience to leave long-lasting traces in your mind.

 

 

Pontresina, Switzerland

Exotic larch forests and sweet-smelling pine forests surround the spa town of Pontresina, situated in the highest side valley of the Upper Engadine. This large resort offers skiers 13 lifts, 23 pistes and the amazing 1273 metres of vertical descent. Pontresina is mostly suitable to intermediate snowboarders and skiers, but there are also incredible terrains for advanced skiers and beginners. For the passionate snowboarders the village offers a half pipe and a terrain park. There are approximately 180 kilometres of cross country ski trails for the ski enthusiasts. Some of the most exclusive attractions of the village are the panorama mountain of Diavolezza and the Museum Alpin in Pontresina, known for its remarkable collection of minerals. Muottas Muragl is a funicular railway, which will take you to the 2453-metre peak for wonderful panoramic views over the lakes of the Upper Engadine.

Kandersteg, Switzerland

Outstanding traditional village, located in the middle of spectacular Alpine scenery, Kandersteg is the ultimate location to both - observing the astonishing Swiss alpine lifestyle and exploring the magnificent mountains. The small village of Kandersteg is also home to the Kandersteg International Scout Centre, which is open during the whole year and warmly welcomes 12 thousand guides and scouts from all around the world. In summer this marvellous village serves as Mecca for hikers form all European countries and offers impressive marked hiking paths, stretching on hundreds of kilometres. Perfectly maintained and secure multi-pitch rock climbing areas, and via ferrata are also great attractions for many visitors. Winter season provides one of the biggest cross-country areas in Switzerland, as well as wide range of pisted hiking paths. The village offers sled runs, snowshoe trails and skiing areas suitable for intermediate and beginner skiers.