The Alpina Gstaad Announces Its Summer Season, Opening 7 June

As the sun climbs higher and the days lengthen, The Alpina Gstaad announces its summer season, reopening from 7 June to 15 September 2024. Guests are invited to enjoy an array of new experiences designed to awaken the senses and enrich the spirit through art, nature, and wellbeing.

With the beauty of the Swiss Alps as their canvas, guests of all ages can enjoy new artistic workshops, the finer flavours of Swiss gastronomy, and homemade gelato served poolside from a miniature Italian scooter. Other seasonal openings include Aesthetics Clinic Gstaad, led by Dr Xavier Tenorio, and a luxury Bulgari shopping experience.


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Artistic Highlights


Leica Camera Photography Workshops
Led by a skilled photographer and suited to all levels, these five-person, five-hour workshops take place in the breathtaking Saanenland landscape. Explore photography using the renowned Leica Q3 camera with a mix of theory and hands-on experience. Guests will be sustained by a picnic, petits-fours and an aperitive, and travel comfortably into the mountains in a Mercedes V-Class. Private and group workshops are available.

Inspiring Art Workshops
Guests can discover their inner artist with these new five-person, two-hour workshops in the garden setting of the Jean Prouvé House, led by acclaimed artists from diverse backgrounds. Using materials from the world-renowned Maison Caran d’Ache and with the Alps as their muse, guests will explore new techniques to express their creative vision. Private and group workshops are available.

Maison Caran d’Ache at The Tree House Club
Especially for younger guests, The Tree House Club transforms into a wonderland of imagination this summer as Maison Caran d’Ache provides a spectrum of vibrant colours and premium materials to ignite the creativity of every young artist. Budding Picassos will also be invited to add their strokes to an XXL fresco, creating an ever-evolving tapestry.

* Full schedule and dates in the notes to editors


Culinary Highlights


Cool Off at The Pool Bar
As the thermometer rises, guests can cool down with homemade ice creams and sorbets from a new miniature scooter and trailer by The Alpina Gstaad’s very own gelato maestro. The Pool Bar is open daily from 12 noon to 6 pm.

Sommet by Martin Göschel
The restaurant has been introduced in Les Grandes Tables de Suisse, an association of chefs who have the same common goal of promoting the hospitality industry and gastronomic cuisine in Switzerland at the national and international levels. Chef Martin Göschel has eliminated all non-Swiss seafood, shellfish, meat and dairy products from his menu. This aligns perfectly with The Alpina Gstaad’s sustainability goals: reducing the environmental impact of the restaurant’s supply chain, supporting Swiss producers and breeders, fostering community, and promoting Swiss culinary heritage. Sommet by Martin Göschel is open Tuesday to Saturday from 7 pm, and is closed Sunday to Monday.


Wellbeing Highlights


Aesthetics Clinic, Gstaad
A new clinic is now open at The Alpina Gstaad. Aesthetics Clinic Gstaad, led by Dr. Xavier Tenorio, specialises in longevity medicine, encompassing IV drips (immune boost, detox, revitalisation), PRP therapy (platelet-rich-plasma), stem cells harvesting and banking, genetic testing, skin rejuvenation (Botox, Fillers, Skin boosters, Laser), and Visia skin analysis to help patients enhance their appearance and improve their self-confidence. The clinic is open all year long from 10 am to 8 pm. Details here.

Six Senses Spa
The Six Senses Spa continues to support guest wellbeing, relaxation and health with classes, personal training, and screenings. Highlights include biohacking technology with the Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber, Cryotherapy Chamber, and HyperMax Oxygen system with training bikes, along with favourites like The Alpina Cleansing Programme and Tibetan Healing Retreat.

Bulgari Boutique Opens at The Alpina Gstaad
Opening on 7 June, the new Bulgari boutique at The Alpina Gstaad will feature exquisite jewellery, luxury watches, handbags, leather goods, perfumes and quality gifts crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Established in Rome in 1884, Bulgari brings Italian elegance and style to the heart of the Swiss Alps.


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Rates for the summer season start at CHF 1100 for a Deluxe Room Schonried.
www.thealpinagstaad.ch

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Tuesday, May 14, 2024