Brienz is known for its traditional woodcarvings on rustic wooden houses. The tradition of fine woodworking is still maintained today by a wood carver and a violin-making school. The Swiss Woodcarving MuseumTarget not accessible looks forward to welcoming you.

Lake BrienzTarget not accessible is the perfect place for walks along the lakeside promenade, refreshing baths and fascinating boat trips, such as a visit to the impressive Giessbach Falls on the historic “Lötschberg” steamer.

The Axalp route transports you from Brienz to AxalpTarget not accessible, where you can enjoy magnificent views and a family-friendly hiking and skiing area. Axalp is located on a clearing high above Lake Brienz and is the starting point for a wide variety of hikes. One particularly interesting offering is the hike to the Giessbach ValleyTarget not accessible or the Schnitzlerweg trailTarget not accessible, which leads you to unique wooden sculptures.

In winter, a family-friendly ski resort opens its doors to skiing enthusiasts. Your little ones will be particularly delighted by the “Axiland” children’s ski parkTarget not accessible and the practice ski lifts. Cross-country ski trails, winter hiking routes and sledge runs provide plenty of variety for all tastes.

The Swiss Air Force displaysTarget not accessible on Axalp every year.

Supersaver tickets: benefit from supersaver tickets on this route. You can find all supersaver ticket connections under “Timetable and ticket purchases”.