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Grandparents' Day on November 12

Three cheers for grandparents!

Playing games with the grandparents at the Rosenhof.

In many families, grandparents are an important and integral part of everyday life. November 12, the official Grandparents' Day, is the perfect opportunity to say thank you.

Grandparents are the backbone of the family when things get a little hectic. With great care and devotion, many grandmothers and grandfathers also play a major role in raising the children. For the little ones, they are confidants, caregivers, and playmates. With a wealth of life experience—including raising their own children—they have a solution ready for every challenge.

A Special Day for Grandma and Grandpa

Grandparents' Day

Grandparents' Day is on November 12, 2022. This day is a perfect opportunity to thank your grandparents or tell them how much you love them. Unfortunately, it’s not clear who we have to thank for Grandparents’ Day. One thing is certain, however: as a bridge between generations, they make a valuable contribution that is indispensable to many families.

On average, grandparents today remain in good physical and mental health longer than they did a generation ago. This benefits all family members. Grandmas and grandpas can still actively participate in their grandchildren’s lives and be there for them. Whether they’re sledding together, playing a round of “Mensch ärgere dich nicht,” or letting Grandma spoil the grandchildren with her cooking, parents also enjoy having some time to themselves every now and then.

Sledding Fun in the Kleinwalsertal Valley

Vacation with the Grandparents at the Rosenhof

Spending Time with Grandma and Grandpa

Even though there’s an official Grandparents’ Day, it can’t replace spending time together with the whole family. Here at the Rosenhof, we’re always especially happy when children, parents, and grandparents vacation together. Because we know that parents don’t always have the luxury of having grandparents live just a stone’s throw away. In that case, it’s not possible to just drop the kids off at Grandma and Grandpa’s for a bit. The contact restrictions of the past two years may also have taken a toll on families. To protect the elderly, many families have avoided visiting their grandparents. Family time, when young and old came together, has been reduced to a minimum.

Splashing around in the indoor pool

So it’s understandable that the little ones want to spend plenty of time with their grandparents. And grandmas and grandpas are happy to have a change of pace, too. A vacation with the grandparents is the perfect way to do this. So why not book a week-long vacation together at the Rosenhof? Our spacious vacation apartments or our premium family rooms are ideal for this. The kids have plenty of room to play, and if things get a little too rowdy for the grandparents, they can retreat to a quiet spot. We’re sure you’ll all have a wonderful time together.

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