Gstaad is located at the junction of four mountain slopes, making it renowned for its comfortable, interesting, and enjoyable skiing. The entire resort is comprised of six regions connected by a single ski pass, including the only glacier in the Bernese Oberland, the Glacier, which guarantees excellent skiing even in snowless winters.

It is a favorite vacation spot for the wealthy. It is not exactly popular—it is more of an elite destination, still outwardly reminiscent of a mountain village with chalets built at the beginning of the century. This image is further enhanced by the fact that cars are prohibited at the resort. The local five-star hotels are among the best in the world.

Entertainment and Attractions in Gstaad
If you visit Gstaad, be sure to visit the Atelier Steiner and Beatrice Straubhaar art galleries, the local history and history museum, and the St. Maurice and the zoo. Play golf on the snow at an altitude of 1,900 meters or travel on a panoramic train. The Golden Route connects Gstaad, Lucerne, and Montreux, the Lake of the Four Cantons, and Lake Geneva.

The resort center boasts numerous hotels, shops, bars, and a casino. There are over 50 restaurants serving a variety of international cuisine. They even offer an extreme experience—sleeping in a real igloo.

Healthy lifestyle enthusiasts also have plenty to do at the resort, including a sauna, steam room, solarium, seven indoor pools, a massage parlor, two squash courts, a fitness center, tennis, an indoor riding arena, curling, four skating rinks, a climbing wall, a bowling alley, and a paragliding school.