Surely one of the most beautiful golf course in the world... Imagine a plateau at 1500 meters high overlooking the Rhone valley. Facing you the highest peaks, from the Matterhorn to the Mont Blanc. It is in this majestic setting that the pioneers built the first golf course in 1906. Since then, the greens have continued to flourish in the sun and the greatest players let themselves be conquered by the natural beauty of the site. Here, golf is in conquered territory, with 4 courses, including the famous 18 hole, named after its prestigious creator, Severiano Ballesteros, classified by golf magazines as one of the nicest in the world and host of the European Masters, a major event. As for the second course, the Jack Nicklaus, it was designated the most beautiful 9 hole course of Switzerland on several occasions. Watch here our view 360

Founded by Vincent Longagna, Ippon Karate Club Tivoli offers classes suitable for everyone, from children aged 6 and up to adults. Led by qualified instructors recognized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, we provide quality training in a friendly and dynamic atmosphere.

Garage Gym is a fitness center open 24/7, ideally located in the heart of Sion at 16B Passage des Aubépines. Designed for all levels, it supports both beginners and experienced athletes with personalized coaching and high-quality guidance, all in a friendly, motivating, and performance-driven environment. The facility features a modern cardio area and a fully equipped strength training zone, perfectly suited to meet all goals: muscle gain, toning, getting back in shape, or specific physical preparation. You can also enjoy a dedicated fitness refreshment corner offering a range of drinks (protein, energy, recovery) as well as protein bars to support your workouts. Easily accessible, Garage Gym benefits from immediate proximity to Scex parking and Coop City parking, with the first hour of parking free. Enjoy a free trial session and discover the Garage Gym experience!

I started paragliding in 2011 in order to obtain my pilot’s license, which I successfully achieved at the end of 2012. A year and a half after obtaining it, during a thermal flight in Fiesch, I had a real scare when I was sucked into a cumulonimbus cloud. It led to the longest minutes of my life... In shock upon landing, this frightening experience made me stop flying for almost seven years. In August 2020, the urge to fly suddenly came back. I bought some equipment and started flying again. After a day at the training hill, I found myself, not without fear, at the Croix de Cœur takeoff in Verbier the next day for my return flight. I inflate my glider… hold it steady… run a few meters, and finally take off—and I say to myself… what a joy! I even wondered why I hadn’t persisted after my fright, because the feeling of flying like a bird is truly exceptional! But in reality, my body and mind simply didn’t want to continue after that incident. This break turned out to be a blessing in disguise, because now my paragliding addiction is very real and brings me so much joy. The shared joys, the great encounters, and the happiness written on the faces of students and people I fly with are the main reasons that make me want to turn it into my profession. I then decided to train as a tandem pilot and instructor. My fears from that stressful situation turned into strengths. I even made it a guiding principle to be able to practice paragliding as long as possible without ever experiencing such a situation again. That’s also one of the reasons why I set myself the goal of obtaining my paragliding instructor’s license—to help raise awareness among new pilots about the risks involved in this discipline. My motto now is: