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Located in Walser Regions
Article Walser Skirace
The Walser skirace takes place every two years in a different location. The giant slalom is judged in different age categories. Aditionally, there is an extra score for snowboarders which is particiularly interesting for the youth.
Located in Youth and Sport
Article Sport in Kleinwalsertal/Mittelberg
Located in Youth and Sport / Sport
Sport
The Walser skirace takes place every two years in a different location. The giant slalom is judged in different age categories. Aditionally, there is an extra score for snowboarders which is particiularly interesting for the youth.
Located in Youth and Sport
Article Der Simplon
The most important Alpine pass in the Oberwallis. Stockalperweg and A9: with 2008 metres above sea level, one of the deepest lying alpine passes of the main alpine comb. Two men play an important role in this pass: Kaspar Jodok von Stockalper and Napoleon. One of them needed to make the alpine crossing to earn money, the other, for military reasons. One of them became rich because of der Simplon, the other never got to see it. However, both recognised the enormous strategic meaning of this pass and developed it accordingly with the needs of the time.
Located in Trade and Economics / Trade
Article Settlement methods in Wallis
The Settlement method in Wallis can be illustrated by using the "Dorf" (village) Mühlebach as an example. The compact "Dorf" built in the oldest timber construction methods of Switzerland. In the year 2002, a scientific study funded by the Swiss national fund and the Walliser Bauernhausforschung into the research of timber constructions led to some exciting results. On the basis of the year ring analyses (dendrochronology) twelve very old houses, so called "Heidehischer", were dated between 1381 and 1497.
Located in Culture / Settlement Way
Article Walliser Sonntagstracht (Sunday Traditional Dress)
Walliser Sonntagstracht (Women’s and Menes Sunday traditional dress from Simplon Dorf)
Located in Culture / Traditional Dress
Article application/java-serialized-object Was Wilhelm Tell a Walser?
The Briger Laienhistoriker (Laymen Historian) states in a thesis that the name Tell is identical with the family name Tehler from Ausserberg and with detailed reasons, tries to prove it.
Located in Culture / Personalities
Article Tourism in Oberwallis
Magnificent mountains. Peaks, as far as the eye can see. The eye catching Matterhorn. Or the Aletschgletscher in the first UNESCO world nature heritage park of the alps.
Located in Trade and Economics / Economics
Article Tässle/ Tesseln
Tesseln are pieces of wood or staffs, if its easy to understand, which recorded legal facts by means of nicked indications.
Located in Trade and Economics / Economics