This web site is run by the community administration offices of Aeschi.  We are the people who take in the tax money and squander it as best we can.  That is all we do, so for information concerning lodgings, restaurants and general tourist information, please contact the parties directly or the Aeschi tourism office at info@aeschi-tourismus.  If you contact us, we will gladly forward your request, but you will lose time, and it makes everything a little more complicated. 

If you have any comments, criticism or recommendations concerning this site, we would love to hear from you.  You can contact us at webmaster@aeschi.ch .  Please pay special attention to my spelling and grammar, all corrections are welcome.  I dislike Swiss sites where you get "Fee velcomb yew too hour webb sight" as an introduction.   So, when I have blown it, please let me know.

This site was originally setup for a screen setting of  800 x 600 Pixels but is better to view now at a setting of  1024 x 768.

If difficulties occur in viewing the site at the 800 x 600 setting, it's an e-mail worth of information for me.

The site was planned on the  „Internet Explorer 5“  browser, but we also tested it on  „Netscape Communicator 4.7“ and found no major problems.  Unfortunately both browsers do not support the same functions.  If you find something that is not working properly, we would appreciate hearing about it at  webmaster@aeschi.ch.

The main purpose of this site is to keep the residence of Aeschi informed as to what is going on.  We are also trying to support the trade and tourism sectors of our economy as well as possible.  We hope that we will have some success.

I hope that all the information in this site is correct and helps you plan your trip to Switzerland.  However, there are no one hundred percent guarantees on anything (except maybe death and taxes).  Naturally, a control of the information in the linked-to sites is not possible, but for all my typing errors and the misinformation that I haven't noticed, please accept my apologies in advance.

Aeschi, in July  2001

The webmaster