Switzerland’s Great St. Bernard Pass has a new museum to celebrate its most famous export: the giant dogs that eat 10 metric tons of food per year

Switzerland's Great St. Bernard Pass now boasts Barryland, a unique museum dedicated to the iconic St. Bernard dogs, which consume an astonishing 10 metric tons of food annually. Celebrating its first anniversary, the museum features the 32 resident dogs who have transitioned from mountain rescue missions to providing therapeutic visits. This tribute not only highlights the breed's historical significance but also underscores its modern role in bringing comfort and companionship, marking a shift from their rugged rescue past to a more serene, community-focused present.