Providing rare insights into the world of rural Switzerland over the last few decades, Ballenberg Open Air Museum is stretched out between the villages of Brienz and the scenic Meiringen. With more than 100 ancient items on displays, the museum offers a one of a kind experience of reliving the ancient rural days. It started in 1978 with an aim of preserving the rich legacy of the village and today houses various agricultural machines and old village homes. A truly hands-on journey is guaranteed while walking through the museum and the rare plant species and over 250 domestic farm animals add to its charm.
Luftseilbahn Wengen- Männlichen was created to provide visitors coming to Wengen access to the mighty Männlichen mountain. Those looking to reach the resorts up the mountain will find that this cable car is their best bet. The towering mountain is climbed in a short time, and travelers can enjoy some unparalleled views of the Austrian wilderness in the meantime.
The scenic beauty of Lauterbrunnen as one of the most iconic Swiss towns is well known, and Mürrenbachfall is one of the reasons for its fabled beauty. High above this scenic town, the falls, considered to be the highest in the entire country, thunders down into the valley below, giving photographers a lot to be pleased about. Seeing the white water rushing past the grey rocks is an unmissable sight for nature lovers.
Located a few kilometers away from Thun, the heritage castle of Hünegg is remarkable for its architecture, its rich history and its breathtaking views of the Thun lake. Constructed in 1863 for a Prussian Baron, it was passed on to a number of owners before being converted into a museum in the late 20th Century. It is open to visitors from May to October and you can walk around the grand house and admire the well preserved interiors from the 19th Century along with many special temporary exhibitions. The surrounding park and gardens are beautifully laid out and maintained, and are perfect for nature walks and small picnics with family and friends. With guided tours provided in German, French, English and Italian, this castle is a must see attraction while visiting Hilterfingen.
Cutting its way across the solid rock formation between lower Haslital and the upper valley, the Aar Gorge is a true depiction of the power of flowing water. Formed as a result of the erosion in the limestone rocks by the Aare River, the Gorge can be accessed by the public and it is quite an experience to witness the immensely beautiful work of nature. It is over 200 meters (656.16 feet) deep and allows tourists to walk along a platform built inside. It is an impressive wonder and has been surprising visitors for the last 100 years.
A Swiss heritage site of national significance, the Spiez Castle was built in 933 by King of Burgundy, Rudolph II. Located in the Swiss canton of Berne, the castle was listed as an Imperial fief under Vogt Richard Von Corbières in 1280. Dating from the 13th-century to the 18th-century, residential and court rooms, Renaissance rooms and an early Baroque room was added to the castle. Over the years the castle was surrounded with gardens, vineyards and forests. In 1875, the castle was bought by the foundation and the gardens are were open to public visitations. Today, the castle rooms are used for conferences, concerts and other events of cultural significance.
Haslital is located in the Meiringen district between Interlaken and Lucerne and is a popular family retreat. Skiing in the snow-covered mountains in winter and hiking and mountain-biking in the summer months are especially exciting for adventure lovers. Other highlights in the vicinity include the Aare gorge, Reichenbach falls and the Gelmerbahn inclined railway line that's definitely something to experience.
Luftseilbahn Wengen- Männlichen was created to provide visitors coming to Wengen access to the mighty Männlichen mountain. Those looking to reach the resorts up the mountain will find that this cable car is their best bet. The towering mountain is climbed in a short time, and travelers can enjoy some unparalleled views of the Austrian wilderness in the meantime.
Trubsee is a mountain lake located at the foot of the Titlis and in the municipality of Wolfenshiessen. It is regarded as a mountain station with a mountain restaurant along the lake called Alpstubli. There is also a loop trail around the lake. Visitors can take a walk from Engelberg to Trubsee and take a cable car ride. Trubsee is ideal for families and children.