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A visit is always worthwhile, not just in bad weather. Also very suitable for children.

Always worth it, not just in bad weather.

Really great rest stop!

Beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful. Wonderful rest area directly on the Driestneri Suone.

Unfortunately, it is still not known how the historic Stockalper Garden was designed in the 17th century. However, its basic structures, which Kaspar Stockalper von Thurm added to the formerly much larger garden landscape (some 10,000 m2), can be precisely described in the historical sources. The garden is divided into two elements: the parterre with pleasure garden (Viridarium) equipped with water elements and squares, and the park with orchard (Pomarium) planted with Pro Specie Rara varieties. With the exciting tree planting, the project spatially ties the different sub-areas together. The meadow embankment is kept free of trees, creating a beautiful transition to the vineyard slope and an exciting line of sight to the castle. Above the cellar vaults, the rose garden provides a small-scale counterpoint to the wide areas. Source: https://www.myswitzerland.com/de-de/erlebnisse/parkgarten-stockalpergarten/

As an important hub in the Swiss and international rail network, Brig station connects important routes such as the Simplon line to Italy and the Matterhorn-Gotthard railway. With modern facilities, extensive service offerings and optimal transfer options, Brig station offers a comfortable and pleasant travel experience. Source and further information at https://www.brig-simplon.ch/poi/bahnhof-brig

Kaspar Stockapler was probably the most successful early capitalist far and wide in his time. Not only the Stockalper Palace in Brig testifies to his wealth - the extensive palace gardens are also a sight to behold. The Stockalper Garden, which was remodeled in 2002, is a particularly inviting place to linger in the summer. The garden has several fruit trees, beautiful lawns, a children's playground and a rose garden. Source and information at: https://www.brig-simplon.ch/poi/stockalpergarten

The old closed / disused Furka Oberalp Railway Bridge that once carried the trains from Brig to Naters over the Rhone. It now marks the end of the Rote Meile in Naters.