Gossliwil

Before Gossliwil, the Bibern Valley becomes narrow, the wooded slopes stretch down to the valley floor. The small village itself lies behind the narrowness like an island in the sun, almost entirely surrounded by forest. The forest belt is neither constricting nor constricting, but envelops the village like a protective cloak. If you enter your own world of Gossliwil from the southwest, you have the feeling of being in a picture painted by a master's hand. The huge, impressive roofs seem to grow out of the fertile cultural landscape, guarding and preserving the life and history of their residents under the brown cap for many generations.

Streets and paths lead like threads to the village center, where the small schoolhouse has always taken its place, connecting the small society. The documentary film “Gossliwil” is no coincidence - this small village in Buechibärg can still stand as an example of rural cultural values ​​in Switzerland - including the old mill by the stream.