The first thing every tourist will notice about Crans-Montana is the gorgeous mountain scenery, as the resort is framed on three sides by the peaks of the Bernese Alps and on the fourth by the Rhone Valley. The modern, simplistic architecture blends perfectly with these landscapes. The snow-capped Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, and Dent Blanche can always be seen from the windows of these cozy chalet-style houses.
An interesting place is the La Regent Conference Center, which hosts a large number of political events. Every day there are organized mini-excursions, during which the tourist can see in detail the architecture of the building and learn a little history.
Fascinating places to visit in Crans-Montana include Geneva Museum, Lausanne Museum, and Olympic Museum. You can also check out the Salt Mines, Les Marecottes, and the zoo. They will be interesting even for the youngest children because visiting the salt mines, they will think that they have been in a fairy tale. What should be said about the emotions of a child after a visit to the zoo: they will be simply satisfied by the abundance of unusual and rare animals, most of which they are seeing for the first time.
Worth mentioning is the world's largest maze called Evionnaz. However, it will appeal only to those who like to solve puzzles and aren't afraid of getting lost. Claustrophobics and people with "topographical cretinism" won't like this place.
In addition, in San Leonard you can visit the largest underground lake in Europe, which is 500 meters long. And in Saas Fee, you can ride the largest underground cable car in the world, the Metro-alpin, which is located at an altitude of 3,500 meters.
The photos of the sights turn out so beautiful and cozy that any tourist will love them.
Almost on every corner in Crans-Montana, you can find descriptions of the closest sights that might interest you. You can also buy a large map of the city in the souvenir stores, where you can find a lot of new information about interesting places in the resort. Also, the convenience of these maps is that it has a scheme of Crans-Montana with sights.
