Is your name Josephine or Joseph? If so, we’d like to invite you to the Aletsch Arena on your name day, 19 March 2025:
On the day known locally as Seppi Day*, all Josephines and Josephs ski on our slopes for free! Simply show your ID at the point of sale and you’ll be given your free ticket right away.
All other snow enthusiasts can look forward to special prices on that day.
On the day known locally as Seppi Day*, all Josephines and Josephs ski on our slopes for free! Simply show your ID at the point of sale and you’ll be given your free ticket right away.
All other snow enthusiasts can look forward to special prices on that day.
Musical | Culinary programme 2025
11:00 – 15:00
Riederfurka: Jenny and the Music (with raclette fun)
Bättmerhitta: Trio Kempf (meat soup, polenta with ragout or vegetarian)
Bettmerhorn: Mario Jossen
Alpenlodge: Piuzbüebe (with raclette fun)
Attention Gletschi fans!
In good weather, we’ll open the Blausee Gastro-Bar for you and turn it into the Gletschi Meeting Point. Come by, take some memorable photos together from 11:30 - 13:30 h – and enjoy a little surprise!
Attention Gletschi fans!
In good weather, we’ll open the Blausee Gastro-Bar for you and turn it into the Gletschi Meeting Point. Come by, take some memorable photos together from 11:30 - 13:30 h – and enjoy a little surprise!
*What is Seppi Day?
St Joseph’s Day has been celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church on 19 March since the Middle Ages as the day of Saint Joseph, the foster father of Jesus. Saint Joseph, a carpenter by trade, is the patron saint of craftsmen, especially carpenters and joiners.
In Switzerland, St Joseph’s Day is often called Seppi Day. In some cantons and municipalities, St Joseph’s Day is a public holiday.
