There are two ways to get to Gimmelwald, a small town lost in the Bernese Alps; by cable car or on foot. So better double check your luggage before you gets to the 1,363 meters of Gimmelwald and realizes that you forgot your wallet in the car.
98 inhabitants, almost all of which make surname Allmen, Feuz, or Brunner, for the country, once among the poorest of Switzerland. And maybe that’s why everyone here are all very happy to see a few tourists wandering the streets of the town, built on the spur where you can enjoy a splendid view of the Alps and the valley below. Continue reading “Gimmelwald in Switzerland, the village can only be reached by cable car”