“Peeking behind doors that are usually closed off is fascinating.”
Jost
on City tour Basel City PalaceGelterkinden
Gelterkinden is excellent for day trips for swimming, walking or cycling. Popular is the "Walderläbnispfad" as a circular trail that starts at the fairground. Gelterkinden also has an indoor and outdoor swimming pool with indoor slide and sauna, which you can visit all year round. Highlights in the outdoor pool are a beach volleyball field, the 50 m long swimming pool and a spacious, shady sunbathing lawn. The 13th-century castle ruins of Scheidegg stand in the south of Gelterkinden, which lies in the Ergolz Valley (Baselland) between heavily wooded hills. (Photo: Baselland Tourism, Paul Menz-Arlesheim)
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on Paragliding tandem in Lauterbrunnen Valley from Mürren“On our innkeeper’s recommendation, we booked the 07:40 cable car from Mürren to the Schilthorn, as well as an 08:00 brunch reservation at Piz Gloria. The views were breathtaking, and the brunch buffet offered plenty of choice. We had 90 minutes at our table, which gave us plenty of time to enjoy the changing scenery from the revolving restaurant. We also explored the other viewing areas and enjoyed the James Bond film memorabilia. Our next stop was Birg, where we took in the Skyline View and watched the more adventurous visitors tackle the Thrill Walk. Our final stop was Mürren, before we walked back to Gimmelwald. It was a great alternative and less expensive than the Jungfrau experience.”
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on Schilthorn Brunch incl. Schilthorn train ticket from Stechelberg or Mürren