The accessible Tellenburg not only offers a magnificent view of Frutigen and the valley, but also has a long history. The 800-year-old building was the residence of the lords of Kien and Aris. Destroyed in 1798, the tower was restored in 1930 and is now once again clearly visible above the village.
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