Barryland reopens its doors on 26 June 2025

Posted on 23.06.2025

Bigger, better and livelier than ever, the new Barryland invites you on a brand-new adventure with the legendary St. Bernard dogs. Activities for all ages, interactive learning and guaranteed emotion await you in this unique setting.

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Pas un outil, mais un partenaire

Les chiens ne parlent pas, mais ils savent écouter. Depuis 2017, la Fondation Barry forme des binômes humain-chien pour intervenir auprès de personnes ayant des besoins spécifiques. Sept nouvelles équipes ont terminé leur formation cette année, prêtes à travailler dans toute la Suisse. Basé sur le mémoire de fin de formation de Melanie Oberli, voici son témoignage.

Pas un outil, mais un partenaire

Lio gave birth to two Saint-Bernard puppies

On May 14, 2025, “Lio du Grand St. Bernard”, gave birth to two puppies: a male and a female. Both are doing well, as is their mother. Their first names will begin with the letter “X”.

Lio gave birth to two Saint-Bernard puppies

Barryland is temporarily closed

Barryland is getting a facelift to offer you a unique experience. From the summer of 2025, the famous Great Saint Bernard dogs will be back at the totally revamped Theme Park.

Barryland is temporarily closed

Book a private walk with our St. Bernards

Experience unforgettable moments with our St. Bernards by accompanying them on an approximately 45-minute walk in an attractive wood on the outskirts of the town of Martigny. This is an ideal opportunity to get to know this symbolically significant breed of Swiss dogs with their friendly and jovial character.

Book a private walk with our St. Bernards

The Barry Foundation appoints a new director

The Board of Foundation has appointed Mélanie Glassey-Roth as the new Director of the Barry Foundation. She will take up her new post on September 10, 2024, taking over from President Jean-Maurice Tornay, who has also been Director since 2019.

The Barry Foundation appoints a new director

Stay at the Great Saint Bernard Pass

Head for the legendary Greant Saint Bernard Pass, where you’ll spend the night in a unique setting in the heart of the mountains. This back-to-basics experience is the perfect opportunity to learn more about Switzerland’s national dog, its place of origin and its history.

Stay at the Great Saint Bernard Pass

Eleven adorable St. Bernard puppies

Haïka and Zeus, both from the Grand St. Bernard kennel, became parents to eleven adorable puppies on Monday March 25 at the Barry Foundation in Martigny (VS). From May 6, the puppies will be visible at Barryland, and for the more curious, it's already possible to admire them via webcam.

Eleven adorable St. Bernard puppies

Collaboration with the University of Fribourg

The University of Fribourg is the first university in Switzerland to announce the introduction of Campus Dogs!

Collaboration with the University of Fribourg