Travel Guide Switzerland

The family-friendly beach in Klosters is open from late May through early September. It features a swimming pool, a diving pool, and a...

Lake Arnen is located in the idyllic Tschärzis valley around 25 minutes from Gstaad at an altitude of 1,550 metres. Surrounded by the...

With a length of 1.5 kilometres, the Laax treetop walkway is one of the longest of its kind in Europe . At a height of up to...

Lake Lauerzersee lies between the Rigi and Mythen massifs in the municipalities of Lauerz Schwyz and Steinen. The lake, which is 3...

The Trümmelbach Falls at Lauterbrunnental valley are a unique natural spectacle. Through ten glacier waterfalls, Trümmelbach alone...

One of the most precious buildings in the Canton of Schwyz is the manor Ital Reding-Hofstatt. It is also one of the museums that can be...

In the middle of the small village of Vals in Graubünden, stands the most understated thermal landscape in Europe. For ages, people...

The history of Zermatt and the Matterhorn is the central theme of the Matterhorn Museum and a must for every Zermatt visitor . The...

On the road through the Val d'Hérens in Valais, an exceptional natural monument awaits you: the pyramids of Euseigne . The cones of...

The museum, coming across as an accessible monument for the artist, grants an insight into the life and work of Giovanni Segantini ....

The Forum of Swiss History in Schwyz is one of the most important museums in the Alpine region and is the central Swiss seat of the...