Switzerland 🇨🇭 Ultra-niche Saxon Apricot Festival in Valais

One of my favourite ways to travel is to experience the local culture at the Saxon Festival in Valais, invited by friends
It was a little cloudy early in the morning. The train ran to the station. Fortunately, the weather was fine, and the apricot Festival site was blue sky and white clouds.

traffic
Pass in hand, travel without worry. Train ride for children (especially small children) - Ride a train with a children's car. You can check in advance whether the train you are taking has a children's carriage, if there is a bear sign, there is a children's carriage, as shown in Figure 9. Usually, the children's carriage is located in the first or last section of the second class seat, and small animals will be painted on the carriage, and some platforms can also see the area where the children's carriage is located on the electronic screen (also shown with a sign).

Entering Valais was attracted by the small signs on the train, the small star on the Alps - the logo of Valais, and the slogan - Grave dans mon cleur engraved in my heart, but also in my heart also buried a small seed, the next time I come to Switzerland to have a deep tour of Valais.

Those who need Valais tourism, activities and food can check the official website of Valais directly, and also want to praise the promotion of Valais is so good.

Festivals
The first time to participate in the local village activities, or a little excited, my friend said that the whole village was out. The baby also experienced the Swiss village market, with iron art, the promotion of knitting culture, the playing of various Musical Instruments, the children's amusement park, the children got small toys for free, and the children painted their faces to celebrate the festival. Lucas also had this special experience.

After eating and drinking, we went to the smallest vineyard in the world (only three vines) where the names of many celebrities and celebrities appeared. All that can appear on it are those who have served the three small vines (weeding, watering, etc.).

Zurich - Swiss Traditional Folk Dance Festival

Three days of very interesting Swiss cultural events, after a 50-year hiatus, the Swiss Folk Dance Festival will return to Zurich on June 28-30, 2024. Under the theme "No Folk dance, No Traditional Costume Festival", the event will feature a series of engaging dance and authentic musical performances on four festival venues and seven stages across the city, as well as dance workshops where you can learn traditional Swiss dance, and stalls selling traditional Swiss crafts, food and drinks.

Folk dance
Swiss Folk Dance & Children’s Festival
Time: 11 am 29th
Location: Sechsel auten platz
Family-friendly and child-friendly: Showcase traditional dances, children's performances, and plenty of interactive activities.
Suitable for all ages

Running from Zurich's main train station to St. Peter's Church, the festival opens and closes with parades on June 28 and 30, respectively, with colorful processions celebrating dance, music and traditional Swiss costumes.

Closing parade
Time: June 30, 2pm
The grand parade passes through the centre of Zurich and ends with an exciting performance of folk traditions, music and dance. The parade will also showcase diverse cultural expressions from different regions and will truly be a unique experience to enjoy Switzerland's vibrant folk culture

Children's activity
Children have a dedicated children's activity area, including storytelling sessions, puppet shows and traditional games.
Suitable for all ages
Live music performances will blend traditional folk tunes with contemporary interpretations, ensuring there is something for everyone. The festival aims to create an inclusive atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can enjoy and engage with Swiss traditions.