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• Nestled in the Berner Oberland, Gstaad boasts an expansive ski area in the Alps, offering 220 km (137 mi) of slopes. The heart of the village is a charming, car-free promenade lined with a variety of shops, restaurants, art galleries, and hotels. This vehicle-free zone contributes to the village's serene ambiance, allowing visitors to leisurely stroll through its classic wooden chalets and luxury boutiques without the disturbance of traffic.
• Gstaad has long been renowned for its diverse walking and hiking trails, attracting visitors year-round from around the globe. The destination is also famous for its ski slopes, cross-country trails, and winter hiking paths. One of its top attractions, Glacier 3000, offers guaranteed snow from December to March.
• Saanen, located 1,010 meters above sea level, is a historic village at the heart of Saanenland and one of the most enchanting chalet communities in the Bernese Oberland. The village stands as a true gem among Switzerland's protected landmarks with wooden chalets, narrow streets, and a peaceful ambiance.
• Saanen is also known for its historical architecture, including the Saanen Church, which dates back to the 13th century. Rich in tradition, artistic craftsmanship, and a storied history, Saanen radiates a distinctive and captivating charm. Gstaad, a nearby town, is particularly well-known for attracting international celebrities and hosting events such as the annual classical music festival.
• Pays d'Enhaut is a picturesque region in the Swiss Alps, located in the canton of Vaud. Known for its alpine landscapes, traditional wooden chalets, and rich pastoral heritage, it offers a tranquil escape with strong ties to Swiss culture.
• Rougemont, is nestled between Gstaad and Château-d'Oex, it boasts beautifully preserved 17th-century chalets, a historic church dating back to the 11th century, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Though quieter than its neighbour Gstaad, Rougemont offers an authentic and peaceful alpine experience, ideal for hiking, skiing, and cultural tourism.