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August 1 Brunch at the Lauchernalp Panorama Restaurant

01.08.26 starting at 10:00

Wiler (Lötschen)

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What could be better than starting Swiss National Day with a delicious brunch surrounded by the breathtaking mountains of the Lötschental? Celebrate August 1 with us at the panoramic restaurant on Lauchernalp and enjoy regional specialties, fresh braided bread, flavorful cheeses, and many other delicacies sure to make any brunch lover’s heart sing.

Whether sweet or savory—everyone will find their favorite treat at our extensive buffet. Look forward to a relaxing morning above the clouds and start your festive National Day off right—with family, friends, or as a little getaway just for yourself. From 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Prices:
Adults: CHF 45.00
Children ages 14–18: CHF 39.00
Children ages 6–14: CHF 23.00
Children ages 0–6: free

Registration:
+41 27 939 33 33
restaurant@lauchernalp.ch

The event will take place with a minimum of 15 participants.
Registration is required at least five days before the event.

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