Eventos em Susten

Christkindlimärt – Christmas market at the Relais Bayard restaurant in Susten with various exhibitors, a Christmas atmosphere on the terrace and clown SCHORSCHETT.

Experience the magic of winter at our campsite! When nature is covered in snow, we offer you a cozy break in the middle of the winter landscape.

Online tickets available from October 2025 on our website

The MG Illhorn embellishes the Advent mass with its musical sounds and plays Christmas carols after the mass with warm wine and cookies. 19:00 Susten parish church.

NEW YEAR'S EVE PROGRAM 2024 GALA DINNER FROM 6.30 PM

The cantonal archaeology office has been carrying out archaeological excavations in the run-up to the construction of the A9 freeway since 2024. Remains from the Iron Age, Antiquity and the Middle Ages have been found.

The end of the Leuk carnival is marked by the burning of witches on Gigeli Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the DiLei in Susten, followed by a final concert by the Guggenmusik Illgrabu Krachär.

The last section of the highway in Valais will be completed in the next few years. At this lecture evening, you will find out what we can expect after the construction work.

"The Illgrabu is coming!" Several times a year, one of the most active debris flow areas in Switzerland starts to move. In a very short time, it moves tens of thousands of tons of material at speeds of up to 25 km/h.

For more biodiversity right on your doorstep

Unfortunately the nature reserve of the Pfyn forest is still being abused by many people to illegally dispose of their rubbish!

The Pfynwald is one of the driest areas in the whole of Europe. Pine dieback has been increasing here for years. The WSL has launched a globally unique experiment: "VPDrought".

You will learn lots of interesting facts about the construction of the new motorway.

Learn about the ancient craft of mowing with a scythe

We will have the opportunity to observe the beauty of living insects, from butterflies and bugs to praying mantises. We will even be able to examine them with a magnifying glass.

August 13, 2003 left its mark on the history of the municipality of Leuk. Over 300 hectares of forest from 900 up to the tree line at 2100 meters above sea level, more than 200,000 trees burned to the ground.

The project uses carnation species to investigate the ecological processes and climatic conditions that play a role in adaptation to different altitudes.