From the snowpark in Eriz to the children’s ski lift in Heiligenschwendi, from the night-skiing in Heimenschwand to the 12 km of pistes in Krattigen, and from the snowboarding in Niederhorn-Beatenberg to the ski area of Schwanden-Sigriswil.

A wealth of history

In the heart of all this lies Thun. Switzerland’s eleventh-largest city boasts an Old Town of historic buildings and picturesque alleys, a majestic castle, tempting shopping, a wide choice of restaurants and buzzing nightlife. The Kunstmuseum, an art museum housed in the magnificent belle époque Thunerhof, delights romantics as much as fans of contemporary art installations. The Swiss Gastronomy Museum in the castle of Schloss Schadau offers a fascinating journey into the world of food and wine, catering and hotel-keeping.

Into the snow-covered landscape

The Lake Thun holiday region has another trump card: the Lötschberger. This modern excursion train offers sublime views as it takes you to the most beautiful corners of the region.

Winter walking on the north shore of Lake Thun; cross-country skiing in Sigriswil; tobogganing on the Niederhorn with views of the sparkling lake and the mighty Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau – a picturesque, fairytale world.