Graff ’s golden ode to light, love and timeless radiance
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With Alexander Bublik claiming his first-ever clay-court title and top seeds Cabral and Miedler edging a thrilling doubles final, this year’s tournament closed on a high.
One of the most beloved summer traditions in Saanen returns on 9 August: the annual Brocante market. Now entering its 21st edition, this vibrant gathering draws exhibitors and visitors from near and far for a day of treasure hunting, culinary delights, and village charm.
The common thread! What connects a pastor, a jazz festival director, and a village chef?
Marianne Kellenberger long held the dream of becoming a pastor. Twelve years ago, she achieved that goal and has been serving the Saanen-Gsteig community since 2016.
In search of a time rekindled – Hôtel de Commune
Mathieu Jaton, a graduate of the prestigious École Hôtelière de Lausanne, shares behind-the-scenes insights into the festival on the eve of its 59th edition – taking place just next door to the Saanenland.
On 24 May, the Romanesque church of Saint-Nicolas de Myre in Rougemont hosted the official opening of the travelling exhibition Cluny#tousconnectés. Installed along the church’s side aisles, the exhibition retraces the legacy of the Cluniac monastic network.
Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday at the age of 88. While around 400,000 faithful gathered in Rome on the following Saturday to say their final farewells, believers in the Saanenland and Obersimmental regions also paid tribute to the late pontiff in a simple but personal way.
The traditional Easter and New Year’s concerts at Saanen Church are a testament to how contagious the joy of making music together can be.
Christophe and Philippe Gudin are building the future of education, thinking 50 years ahead.
The majestic landscapes have inspired generations to create communities that reflect architectural excellence, social systems, and hospitality. In this “Village Test”, we will compare the two across several key criteria to offer a balanced perspective on their unique offerings.
The tuxedo’s roots can be traced back to the late 19th century in the United States, particularly in the social circles of New York. The pivotal moment in its creation occurred in 1865, when American businessman and socialite James Brown Potter visited the renowned Tuxedo Park Club.
A rare Land Rover from the 1950s is a piece of art and a historical keepsake. Hansueli Brand owns this unique vehicle, which carries a mural painted by the late Gstaad icon Hedi Donizetti—better known as “Hedi Olden.”