Top Things to do in Bernese Oberland
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This Swiss winter wonderland is also a summer playground. Snow-frosted peaks tower above charming towns and villages like Interlaken. Its position, between lakes Thun and Brienz, makes a perfect base for cable car rides up Jungfrau, MÂnch and Eiger or for hikes from traditional village Grindelwald. Thun offers exciting summer diving and sailing. To the west, the glitzy resort town of Gstaad attracts Europe's wealthy. Jungfrau Railway boasts Europe's highest station. The region is accessible by bus or car.
Restaurants in Bernese Oberland
1. Haarige Kuh Brauerei
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
2. Culinary Pleasure Workshop
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. Chris Arets
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Passionate outdoor adventurer wishing to share his love for the outdoors and food. Visit us for a world full of adventure.
4. Interlaken Walking Tours
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4.5 based on 292 reviews
Join our local guides for a Free Walking Tour starting Mon/Wed/Sat from May - September at 5:40pm at Balmers Hostel / 5:50pm at the Backpackers Villa / 6:00pm Outdoor Interlaken Höheweg Shop. Experience and learn about the beauty and history of Interlaken and its surroundings, try Swiss traditional food and get to know our Swiss culture on other tours we run. Interlaken is a gem in the midst of the Swiss Alps. Discover some of the hide-aways which only locals know while having a lot of fun with the young and enthusiastic guides.
5. Rugenbraeu Brewery
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4.5 based on 36 reviews
Rugenbräu is an independent Swiss brewing company, headquartered in the lovely surrounds of Interlaken - "Between the lakes" in central Switzerland. In the year of 1866 in Interlaken, Christian Indermühle, started a brewery, from which his sons Carl and Albert eventually took over on his death in 1875. In 1880 after taking on too much debt the brothers converted the brewery into a public limited company, to help ease costs and the day to day running of the company. From there, in 1892, the brewery was acquired by the Bavarian brew-master Joesph Hofweber. Hofweber already owned the successful Schloss Reichenbach brewery and eventually in 1968 the name Rugenbräu was given to the long standing family brewery, which has remained in family ownership for well over a hundred years. Guided Brewery Tours on appointment only.
