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Saaser Museum

This museum is housed in the old clergy house, which was built in 1732. It has exhibits on the traditions of the Saas valley as well as the history of the local tourism.

Hours: Tue-Sun 10:00-11:30 and 13:30-17:30 but closed during low season
Price: Adults Fr. 5, children Fr. 2.50
Website: 3906.ch (opens in a new tab)

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Saas-Fee Guides
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Feeblitz
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Saas-Fee area
100 km in winter, 8 km in summer, 21 lifts
This is quite a huge ski area starting from Saas-Fee itself. From the village, there are 3 cable cars: Alpin Express and Spielboden, which lead to the same connected area and the separated Plattjen. While there are a couple runs for advanced riders (notably at the Plattjen area), most of the slopes are catered towards intermediate skiers and snowboarders. The easier runs can be found either in the village or on Feechatz slope, just above Langfluh. A quick word of warning about this run, it may be a nice run but you have to endure the longest t-bar lift and downloading is also recommended as the runs down are difficult for beginners and get very busy later on in the day. Special passes are available if you only want to use the Plattjien area or the lifts in the village.
Day pass Fr. 72/36 in winter and Fr. 72/46 in summer