There is a network of paths above Wengen which eventually gets walkers all the way to Männlichen if they have the energy. The views from up here are some of the best.
Felix Mendelssohn, the famous German composer of the Romantic period used to holiday in Wengen, and high above the village is a nice memorial to him.
There’s a new way to get down the mountain at Männlichen called a Summer Gemmel. This contraption has 3 wheels and brakes, but somewhat alarmingly no steering.
We were tempted to take the cable car up but the clouds rolled-in and it began to rain, so we headed home.
Time for a little practise before we head out for dinner. Passable views from my piano stool.
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