Christian Almer was a notable Swiss mountaineer born in 1826. He is best known for his pioneering ascents in the Alps, particularly his climbs of Matterhorn and Eiger. Almer played a significant role in the development of mountaineering in Switzerland during the 19th century. Almer was also a skilled guide, helping many climbers achieve their goals in the challenging mountain terrain. His contributions to the sport and his expertise in navigating the Swiss mountains have left a lasting legacy in the mountaineering community. He passed away in 1890, but his influence continues to be felt today.