Take a journey back through time with a journey to the medieval town of Gruyères. It has a glorious castle, built sometime between 1270 and 1282, which is now a Swiss heritage site of national significance, plus lots more to discover. It’s a short private transfer from Ultima Hotel Gstaad.

Float over the charming chalets of Gstaad in a hot air balloon, where it’s still and peaceful. Taking in a new perspective of this authentic alpine village, as the sun rises or sets alongside you, is one of the most heart-warming ways to start or end the day.

In winter, Gstaad’s pristine, marshmallow-like landscape is a playground for adventure. Picture being pulled towards Glacier 3000 by huskies, with the cold, crisp air in your face. It’s a task they are overjoyed to take on. You will also be partaking in an activity that has survived thousands of years.

There are few places in Switzerland better to go fat biking than Gstaad. Its otherworldly vistas have made this sport increasingly popular amongst travellers. With a guide leading the way, you could pick between downhill runs or circular tours with these unique, thick-tyred bikes.

Explore Gstaad with an important goal: tasting as much cheese as possible. Explore the ‘cheese cave’, and hear about the inner workings of a dairy farm in Gstaad. Or dine in a large fondue pot on the slopes, whilst surrounded by the mountain landscape.

Nestled between 1,000 and 3,000 meters, and with a truly diverse offering, there is a slope for everyone in Gstaad. Thrill seekers will want to head to Tiger Run, and less-experienced skiers will delight in the heights of The Red Run slope of Glacier 3000, the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland.