Gimmelwald
Gimmelwald is a village in the Bernese Oberland at an altitude of 1,367 metres. Originally a Walser settlement, it is included in Switzerland’s inventory of townscapes worthy of protection. Chalets, cheese stores and farm animals are features of its village setting.
Gimmelwald
Gimmelwald is a village in the Bernese Oberland at an altitude of 1,367 metres. Originally a Walser settlement, it is included in Switzerland’s inventory of townscapes worthy of protection. Chalets, cheese stores and farm animals are features of its village setting.
Editorial interpretation: the combination of settlement history and everyday agricultural elements suggests a reading of Gimmelwald through its built fabric. Looking at storage buildings alongside houses offers a way to consider the village as a working place.
Written by Le Roi du Village. It sets out what is documented, not what is worth seeing.
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