Panoramic Map of The Jungfrau Region - Wengen sits on a high plateau at 4,000 ft

Panoramic Map of The Jungfrau Region - Wengen sits on a high plateau at 4,000 ft
How to describe Wengen, Switzerland?

Lovely for couples and romance. Great for families and friends. Heaven on earth for skiiers, walkers, climbers and mountain bikers. Fabulous for artists and photographers. Ideal for those who wish to explore Swiss history, enjoy spectacular train journeys and visit beautiful places. Pretty, quiet, picturesque, fresh air galore. A perfect holiday, celebration and conference venue.

There's so much to do and see in and around Wengen. A beautiful car-free Alpine village with a range of accommodation to suit everyone's pocket, all at Swiss-quality standards and service.


Monday, 29 October 2012

Signs of Winter in Wengen

A light dusting of snow in the village signals an early start to winter in Wengen.  Watch this space for updates and news about the coming winter season.

Here are a few articles of interest:

1  Travel Review from Bern to Interlaken - stopping at the Regina Hotel in Wengen
http://www.yourcanterbury.co.uk/home/travel_review_switzerland_1_1665220


2  Karen in Wengen - some recent photos of the snow and changes to the ski area
http://www.kareninwengen.blogspot.com/


3  From the Telegraph 29 October 2012
http://www.telegraph.co.uk

Switzerland - Swiss memories

The article by Rosie Thomas visiting the Swiss Alps region reminds me of our last two thoroughly enjoyable walking holidays, staying in Wengen.

We can highly recommend the Hotel Alpenrose (0041 33 855 3216; http://www.alpenrose.ch) in Wengen, a family-run hotel with wonderful views toward the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountain range. A wonderful place to visit in late May/early June for walking among the amazing wild-flower meadows at high altitude. And if you book a south-facing room with balcony you can watch the cows being herded up to their summer pastures in the high meadows.

Also worth knowing is that the hotel offers a spring/summer package that includes a Jungfrau pass, which enables visitors free travel on all gondolas, cable cars, trains and buses within the Jungfrau region. This includes travel to the Kleine Scheidegg, Harder Kulm and, of course, the Schynige Platte to experience the wonderful walk undertaken by Rosie Thomas. The views are breathtaking and returning to the hotel for the five-course dinner at the end of the day is definitely a highlight.
Heather Gosling