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Ayer
To discover all the charm of the village, climb this alleyway. It's very steep, but you won't regret the effort. Untouched by tourism, Ayer has retained its authenticity and has some lovely surprises in store for you.
Col du Sanetsch
The Sanetsch Pass is located in the western Bernese Alps, but entirely within the territory of the canton of Valais. It is only accessible by car from Savièse, above Sion, to Lake Sénin. On the Bernese side, it can only be reached on foot or by cable car from Gsteig, above Gstaad.
Euseigne
The village of Euseigne in the Val d'Hérens is famous for its "pyramids", under which the main road in the valley passes through a small tunnel. These cone-shaped rock formations are 10 to 15 m high and crowned with a block of stone. They were formed by the degradation of moraines from the ice ages.
Evolène
A very typical village high in Val d'Hérens (Valais), the valley where cows are so aggressive that they fight each other... Every spring, such fights are publicly organized and the winner becomes the Queen of the Cows!
Morgins
Above the Valais resort of Morgins, just before the border between Switzerland and France, Lake Morgins is a lovely spot for a picnic and an easy family walk.
Noës
An old Valaisan hamlet, at the gates of Sierre, which once served as a pied-à-terre for the inhabitants of the Anniviers Valley (Val d'Anniviers) who practised transhumance between the vineyards of the plains and livestock and mountain agriculture.
Saillon
The medieval town of Saillon, perched on the rock, stands on the right bank of the Rhône between Martigny and Sion. It is an integral part of Switzerland's national heritage, both for its traditional architecture and for having been the home of the famous counterfeiter Farinet, who became a popular Valaisan hero.
Saint-Gingolph
Overlapping the border between Switzerland and France, Saint-Gingolph is divided in two by a small river. Except on the main road, we go from one country to another without even realizing it!
Saint-Maurice
Standing on the edge of a rocky defile dug by the Rhône River, the Castle of Saint-Maurice locks the passage between Chablais and Valais. The highway passes this lock through a tunnel, and unless you exit it, you won't see much of this historic fortress nestled in the shadows.
Sierre
Val d´Hérens
The Borgne is the river that flows at the bottom of Val d'Hérens. Our panoramas were shot along the alluvial zone of Lotrey, a biotope of national importance.
Venthône
Together with its neighbours Miège and Veyras, Venthône forms the Noble-Contrée ('Noble Country'), a municipality above Sierre. It is a wine-growing village with panoramic views of the Valais Alps, and some fine, well-preserved medieval buildings.
Vercorin
There's a lot to visit in Vercorin, and we've already shot 69 panoramas, with more to come. For the moment, we're only displaying two views here, and you can discover the others by navigating using the arrows integrated into the panoramas. Later, we will present the most beautiful views in the form of a "virtual stroll".
Zinal
For the time being, take a stroll using the Street View arrows built into the panoramas. The 56 views take you south (right arrow) along a road lined with mayens to the torrent of Pétérey, and north (left arrow) to the village entrance.
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