Switzerland trip planner

Stroll through the historic center to discover some incredible 12C landmarks, ancient churches, and beautiful fountains.

Learn about the local history and legends, roaming the streets of the town center and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

Take in the beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, then visit the quaint churches and chapels strewn throughout the center.

Explore Appenzell's rich history in tits upbeat center, featuring a number of national heritage sites and fascinating local curios.

Immerse yourself in history as you take a stroll through the center, marveling at the different heritage sites and cultural relics.

Catch a cable car from Arosa up the mountain to get a stunning view of the surroundings, or go hiking up the summit for a taste of the Alps.

Stroll through the lovely center, taking in the beautiful landscapes, visiting local shops, and enjoying the lively resort ambiance.

A museum housing an incredible collection of artworks, sculptures, and artifacts dating from the 40C BC to the end of the Roman Era.

A delightful excursion for all ages, this museum presents the history of papermaking through fun interactive exhibits.

Originally built in the 15C and restored in the 19C, this massive cathedral features two Gothic towers and fine decorative elements.

The foundation houses one of Switzerland's largest private art collections, featuring works by Warhol, Pollock, Picasso, and more.

Established in the 18C, this building now houses several historical exhibits, including furnishing, toys, instruments, and more.

Discover Basel's lively cultural life by wandering through its historic center, exploring its mix of medieval and modern buildings.

Housed in an old church, this museum presents a collection of artifacts following the turbulent history of Basel.

Situated in the Solitude Park, this museum honors the Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely, best known for his mechanical sculptures.

A prestigious Fine Arts Museum, frequently staging major exhibitions and housing an impressive collection of 15C-20C art.

Set in a 19C factory, this is one of Europe’s best museums dedicated to modern art featuring works from the 1960s to the present.

Discover a variety of ethnographic collections from all over the world, dating all the way back to ancient Egypt.

A beautiful promenade along the river, offering views of Basel's old districts, of the waterfront palaces, and of the artisan houses.

Tucked away in the Basel suburbs, this giant cube is worth a visit for its futuristic architecture and its collection avant-garde art.

A Gothic 16C building featuring a façade decorated with frescoes and a statue of the city’s founder in its courtyard.

Set in the heart of the city, Basel Zoo features a variety of wildlife species, as well as picnic areas and children's playgrounds.

Wander through the village's center to discover its fine hotels, flower-decked chalets, and beautiful mountain views.

With a history stretching to 1C BC, this castle features fortifications, a museum, and a restaurant with a wine tasting room.

Open only half of the year, this 14C castle retains its medieval walls, also featuring a small history museum and a chapel.

Dating to the 16C, this lovely church is well-known for its Renaissance facade, a wonderful organ, and its rich Baroque interior.

Wander through the picturesque central streets and discover its Lombard character in arcades, old doorways, and iron balconies.

Set at the southern tip of the Alps, the Alto Ticino mountains offer excellent views and ideal conditions for hiking and walking.

The bear has been symbolic of the city since the 15C, and this large beautiful park now houses live bears in a natural habitat.

A 15C Gothic church dominating the cityscape with its 90m belfry. Climb up to it to get rich panoramic views of the city.

Switzerland's oldest fine arts museum contains works by artmasters such as Monet, Dali, Matisse, Picasso, and others.

A museum housing different collections of various artifacts relating to prehistory, history, archaeology, and ethnography.

Going down to the river in terraces and containing a variety of Alpine and exotic plants, these botanical gardens are a delight.

Home to 3,000 animals, this zoo houses local wildlife as well as exotic birds, rare fauna, and fascinating insects exhibits.

Stroll through this particularly well-preserved medieval city center, discovering charming churches, bridges, and water fountains.

Superbly-preserved, this street winds through the Old Town towards the river, and is lined with ornate historic buildings.

A well preserved old street, where you will find several attractive fountains and the house where Albert Einstein once lived.

A lively and elegant street lined with attractive shops, florists’ stalls, beautiful fountains and 17C and 18C houses.

Spanning five stories, this museum exhibits over 200 life-sized animal dioramas, as well as housing exhibits on minerals and fossils.

Tracing the history of communication in Bern, this museum explores the link between people and technology through interactive exhibits.

Learn about the Alps and their heritage in this interactive museum, housing over 20,000 items, images, maps, and other artifacts.

Witness the most extensive collection of works by Paul Klee, although the architecture of the building alone is worth a visit.

One of the Bern's most notable medieval landmarks, this 13C tower boasts an exquisitely decorated astronomical clock.

The summit of this Alpine mountain can be reached by a steam train, and offers a stunning view of the Berne Alps and Lake Brienz.

Witness Switzerland’s woodcarving tradition come alive when you wander through old workshops and shops in Brienz’s historic center.

Visit the Jobin center to witness craftsmen creating delicate woodcarvings, or wander through the museum displaying wooden artifacts.

An open-air museum displaying over 100 historic buildings from around Switzerland, as well as traditional Swiss handicraft.

Explore the old town and its picturesque streets lined with cozy inns, stately houses, and quaint shops.

An impressive 17C Baroque castle, featuring three towers and a courtyard lined with Renaissance arcades.

Wander through the central streets, then head to the lake to take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Stroll through the town center, exploring some of its quaint shops and buildings while taking in the rich landscape all around.

Enjoy the scenic Alpine views as you take a pleasant stroll through the town's historic center, full of interesting shops and taverns.

Enjoy the wonderful fresh air as you explore the quaint streets of this town center, or head to the lake for some tranquility.

Roam the picturesque streets of this town center, exploring the local shops, its traditional eateries, and the local attractions.

Dedicated to fine arts, this museum exhibits an array of 18C-20C artworks and sculptures, as well as modern art by local artists.

Stroll through the picturesque alleyways, admiring the charming houses and discovering the town's many architectural curios.

Take a pleasant walk on Grand’Rue, the street that cuts across Coppet, and enjoy the picturesque architecture and scenic views.

Spend your time exploring the quiet streets of this resort town, visiting local eateries, and hunting for souvenirs in the shops.

Dedicated to Ernst-Ludwig Kirchner, an important German Expressionist, this museum houses an extensive collection of his works.

Established in the 18C, the abbey is a significant pilgrimage site, boasting exquisite ornamentation and fine Baroque architecture.

Enjoy the fresh mountain air and the amazing views around you as you stroll through the town's center, often pleasantly tranquil.

Explore the lovely streets lined with old houses, monuments, and shopfronts that have preserved their historic appearance.

Founded in the 18C, this museum hosts art and sculptures from the Middle Ages onwards, as well as glasswork and jewelry exhibits.

This remarkable cathedral traces its history to the 13C, boasting fine Gothic architecture and an array of rich ornamentation.

Stroll through the medieval historic center, discovering stunning Gothic architecture and beautiful scenic views.

A beautiful building built in the 16C, featuring a clock tower, double-staircase entrance, and stunning friezes above the entrance.

Wander through the pleasant narrow streets to discover breathtaking scenery, lush green terraces, and traditional houses.

Set on the bank of Lake Leman, this English-style garden boasts many cultural curios, an aviary, and is linked to another two parks.

Established in the 19C, this museum traces the history of ceramics and glasswork from the 8C onwards, housing over 20,000 items.

Switzerland's largest art museum is home to diverse and fascinating collections, including art, icons, jewelry, archaeology, and more.

Home to over 7,000 artifacts presenting the life and art of ancient tribal civilizations through earthenware, textiles, and sculptures.

Home to over 9,000 Chinese and Japanese artifacts, this impressive museum exhibits a wealth of Far Eastern art spanning a millennium.

An exceptional historical library, housing ancient manuscripts, clay tablets, papyri , illuminated tomes, and other literary relics.

A stunning sprawling garden housing over 14,000 plants species, featuring a rich herbarium, greenhouses, a rock garden, and a small zoo.

Take an afternoon to stroll through the historic center, discovering local monuments and interesting antique shops.

Tracing the fascinating history of the 16C Religious Reformation, the museum exhibits engravings, artwork, rare documents, and film.

Geneva's famous landmark, this jetting fountain is one of the world's largest, reaching the height of 140m with every burst.

One of Western Europe's largest lakes is lined with settlements, offering a natural respite in the heart of busy cities such as Geneva.

Dating to the 14C, this medieval residence now houses a museum that traces the history of the city and historic way of living.

The monument spans an impressive stretch of parkland, boasting stone reliefs of key figures and events of the 16C Reformation movement.

This popular museums traces the history of watch-making since the 16C onwards, exhibits exquisite timepieces, mechanism, and tools.

Known as MAMCO for short, this museum houses a diverse collection of over 1,000 pieces of international modern and contemporary art.

A unique museum, presenting Switzerland 's history and culture through expat narratives and documented military campaigns abroad.

This museum hosts many exhibitions on botany, mineralogy, and taxidermy, as well as glass models of animal skeletons and other curios.

Surrounded with beautiful parkland and overviewing the lake, this 20th century palace is a base of the United Nations.

A spectacular landscaped park, featuring a splendid rose garden, an 18C palace, picnic areas, and beautiful lawns.

Decked with flowers and ancient trees, this park also features an 18C mansion and affords wonderful grounds for an afternoon stroll.

Fascinating in its presentation and arrangement, this multi-medium museum traces the history of Red Cross in three parts.

Founded in the 12C and boasting remarkable architecture, the cathedral is famed for the 4C archaeological relics found beneath it.

Once the residence of Voltaire, this museum now honors him through its collection of 25,000 tomes, manuscripts, prints, and documents.

Dating to the 11C, this wonderful castle is a well-preserved example of medieval structure and offers great views over the nearby lake.

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon as you stroll through the charming streets, visiting local shops and eateries.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the mountains around the village, strolling through the pretty central streets and enjoying the air.

Ride a cable-car to the summit or go mountaineering and brave the 2,343m peak, where a stunning landscape and hiking trails awaits you.

Founded in the 13C, the castle is remarkably preserved and houses a museum, exhibiting an array of 19C artworks and historic curios.

Wander through the picturesque streets of this medieval town, taking in the views of the surroundings and visiting local shops.

Stroll along the town's buzzing central promenade, discovering a plethora of shops, restaurants, art galleries, and taverns.

Get lost exploring the central streets, rich with local heritage, marvelous historic buildings, quaint shops, and interesting taverns.

Shop your way through the historic center as you discover charming souvenir stores, great eateries, and local attractions.

A beautiful promenade crossing the town, lined with restaurants, shops, and green sections, as well as boasting a lively ambiance.

Take a train to reach this ridge with its spectacular views of the area and the mountains, and enjoy a picnic at an altitude of 2,000m.

Dramatically set against the peaks of Jungfraujoch, this astronomical observatory afford breathtaking views of the surroundings.

Roam the picturesque streets, enjoying the fresh mountain air, the beautiful surroundings, and the local eateries.

A lovely Gothic construction, this 13C cathedral boasts a wealth of ornamentation, including a collection of historic sculptures.

A collection of Outsider Art, produced by artists outside of conventional society, such as the mentally ill, children, or autodidacts.

An elegant 19C palace boasting fine Florentine Renaissance architecture, home to exhibits on fine arts, geology, history, and more.

Shop your way through the little markets that line Lausanne’s medieval historic center.

Dedicated to the Olympic games and sports in general, this museum houses over 10,000 artifacts and features a sculpture garden.

A promenade on the shore of Lake Geneva, popular with skaters and the perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon or a stroll.

Stroll through the small center, enjoying the traditional wooden buildings, the local eateries, and the fine scenery.

Reaching an altitude of nearly 3,000m, this beautiful mountain is a superb ski challenge, offering breathtaking views of the area.

Wander through the central streets, enjoying the beautiful scenery as you visit local souvenir shops and sample traditional dishes.

Housed in an 18C manor, the local art gallery retains historic architecture and hosts a rich collection of modern art.

Take a pleasant stroll through the center, enjoying the diverse architecture, the colorful shopfronts, and a wealth of nice cafes.

A lively paved square ringed with cafes and shops, buzzing with energy and favored by locals and travelers alike.

Stroll along the banks of Lake Lucerne, lined with beautiful houses, palaces, and great viewing points of the surrounding nature.

Depicting a scene in the 19C Franco-Prussian War, this massive panoramic painting is housed in a museum tracing the history of the war.

Boasting a wonderful German Renaissance architecture, this 17C church features twin spires and fine decorations.

Preserving a section of glacial landscape dating to the Ice Age, the garden also exhibits fossils and features a mirror maze nearby.

Discover remnants of Lucerne’s ancient fortification as you wander through the historic streets of the mountainside old town.

Spanning 170m over the Reuss river, this covered footbridge dates to the 14C and boasts wonderful 17C murals along the interior.

With a nice focus on fine arts, this museum hosts an impressive collection of 19C-20C artwork and offers an interesting experience.

Hike in the area surrounding this large lake, visit one of the charming towns lining its banks, or simply enjoy its tranquil beauty.

Home to the city's arts museum, this cultural center also boasts fine modern architecture and a performance venue with superb acoustics.

A fun museum exhibiting an array of transportations, including planes, locomotives, and cars, as well as other curios.

A gallery housing one of Europe’s finest private art collections with over 200 works from the 19C and 20C.

Founded in the 17C, this lovely church boasts Baroque architecture and a wealth of fine ornamentation, including frescoes and marble.

With its unassuming Renaissance facade belying its worth, this 16C church hosts exquisite murals depicting Biblical and historic episodes.

Enjoy the town's ideal weather as you wander through its charming boulevards, lined with nice shops and featuring pretty lake views.

Strewn with fountains, statues, and various other curios. this beautiful park is perfect for a stroll and hosts occasional concerts.

Full of architectural curios, statues, temples, and beautiful flowers, this remarkable park is perfect for wandering and exploring.

Comprising several collections, this museum features exhibits on transportation, fine arts, archaeology, and the works of Marc Chagall.

Travel back in time as you explore the ancient Roman ruins throughout the town center, then visit a local cafe for a traditional meal.

Enjoy the upbeat atmosphere, stroll through the streets, or catch a chair lift up one of the mountains for the Alpine scenery.

Dating at least to the 11C, this island castle is a remarkable relic of medieval architecture, featuring historic decor and artworks.

Explore the local culinary scene, visiting the charming cafes lining the central streets as you enjoy the rich landscape all around.

Catch a train up the mountain or hike to the peak for breathtaking views of the Alps, a small botanical garden, and a serene ambiance.

Spend an afternoon traversing along the shore of Lake Lugano, visiting quiet little shops, enjoying the air, and hunting for souvenirs.

A museum set in a 16C building, housing collections of furniture pieces from 15C through 19C France and Switzerland.

Shop your way through the picturesque pedestrian streets found throughout Morges, and enjoy the beautiful lakeside views.

Enjoy the peaceful sounds of nature as you stroll through Murren’s traffic-free historic center.

Overlooking valleys, mountains, and ravines, this spectacular nearly 3,000m alpine summit is a thrilling vantage point for any hiker.

Wander through the picturesque streets, enjoying the beautiful lakeside landscape, the charming marina, and the quaint shops.

Established in the 8C, the monastery boasts a wealth of frescoes and murals dating to the 9C, as well as gorgeous surroundings.

Enjoy the tranquility of these central streets, lined with shops, cafes, and beautiful historic buildings.

Founded in the 19C, the museum exhibits an array of Swiss and French art, as well as many artifacts tracing the history of the region.

Erected in the 19C, the basilica boasts neo-Gothic architecture, spectacular stained-glass windows, and ornate interior.

An impressive 13C church of rich architectural heritage, featuring elements of Romanesque and Gothic styles, as well as fine decor.

A diverse museum exhibiting selections of relics from Asia and Africa, as well as a 19C collection of natural history, and modern curios.

Take a stroll through these streets and discover well-preserved monuments, elegant historic manors, and great local food.

Roam the streets admiring the center's architectural landscape, with its array of colorful historic buildings and interesting shops.

Take a walk along the restored city walls, where a lush panorama of the lake and the beautiful surroundings awaits you.

Dating to the 10C, the abbey blends several architectural styles, boasting fine ornamentation and an exhibit on its own history.

Stroll through the peaceful streets of the center, enjoying the charming atmosphere, and be sure to sample the famed Payerne sausage.

Stroll through the quaint central streets, discovering elegant hotels, beautiful buildings, and superb mountain views.

Ride a funicular up to the peak to enjoy the breathtaking scenery before you, or head out to explore the mountain's hiking paths.

Take a pleasant stroll along the beautiful waterfront, or explore the Old Town and its array of diverse architectural styles.

Enjoy a peaceful afternoon as you wander through these lovely streets, or head to the outskirts to explore the remaining ramparts.

An Alpine mountain reaching the altitude of 4,545m, offering a challenge to experienced mountaineers and breathtaking nature.

Take a pleasant stroll in the pedestrian center of the village, visiting local shops, and enjoying the bracing mountain air.

Home to over 2,000 volumes spanning the 8C-15C period, this superb historic library dates to the 8C and boasts fine Rococo architecture.

Founded in the 8C, this monasterial complex retains many superb curios, including an 8C library, an 18C cathedral, fine decor, and more.

Explore the pedestrian streets of the city center, enjoying the ancient charm and the lively medieval atmosphere.

Exhibiting an array of ethnological artifacts from glass sculptures, to textiles, to attire, this museum also explores local history.

Established in the 19C, this museum houses a collection of 15C-18C artwork by European artists, as well as a modern art exhibit.

Established in the 6C and featuring even older parts, this monastery hosts a remarkable treasury full of ecclesiastical relics.

Stroll through this central streets, discovering a rich array of architecture, interesting shops, and nice cafes.

Housed in a 19C building echoing Engadine architecture, the museum preserves and presents the decor and culture of rural Engadine.

Wander through the pretty streets of St. Moritz and marvel in the city’s chic atmosphere that attracts jetset tourists every year.

Ride the cable car to reach the peak at 3,056m above sea-level, where the breathtaking views of the mountains and valleys await you.

Housed in a lovely rotunda, this museum focuses on the art of Giovanni Segantini, a well-known 19C Realistic Symbolism artist.

Wander through the preserved historic streets lined with Renaissance and Neoclassical buildings, and full of curios to explore.

A remarkable 11C abbey, featuring a fine cathedral, a notable museum with art and natural history exhibits, and architectural curios.

Whether you catch a boat, take a tour, or stand on the flanking platforms, you will enjoy the views of Europe's largest plain waterfall.

This national museum traces the history of the region through various multimedia exhibits, exploring Swiss heritage and identity.

Roam the streets, taking in the architecture, visiting local shops, or simply spend an afternoon people-watching on one of the squares.

A 17C estate featuring several historic buildings, beautiful Baroque gardens, a history museum, and an array of other relics.

A fortified church dating to the 13C, this hilltop basilica boasts ecclesiastical artifacts, fine frescoes, and superb views.

Discover the historic monuments lining the central streets of this town, or spend your day souvenir-hunting in the local shops.

Adjacent to the Valere Basilica, this museum follows the regional history through collections of art, furniture, decor, and weaponry.

Step back in time wandering through the ancient streets of this center, where narrow cobblestone streets are full of old-world-charm.

Dating to the 18C, this cathedral boasts a blend of Baroque and Neoclassical architecture, fine decorations, and a notable organ.

Explore the streets of this town center, where a wealth of Baroque buildings fill the cityscape and various cafes invite a break.

Home to an array of collections, this wonderful arts museum exhibits works by medieval masters, 18C landscape, and contemporary art.

Part of the Jura Mountains, this nearly 1,400m peak can be reached by a gondola and offers spectacular panoramic views of the area.

Stroll through the picture-perfect central streets, lined with historic buildings and full of quaint little shops.

Explore the town squares and the charming alleyways, lined with inviting restaurants and quaint shops.

Stroll through the well-preserved historic center, where the cobbled streets are lined with timbered buildings boasting striking facades.

Explore the historic Old Town as you wander through its ancient streets, visiting souvenir shops and traditional restaurants.

Dating to the 12C, this castle merges several architectural styles and houses a museum exploring the local history.

A 13C lakeside castle, featuring well-reconstructed historic interior, Oberland folk art, a park, and other cultural curios.

Discover the quaint charm of this center as you stroll through its streets, enjoying the timber buildings and the fresh mountain air.

One of the world's highest dams, this 250m-high structure is an impressive feat of human ingenuity surrounded with majestic scenery.

Ringed with glaciers, this summit reaches 3,300m and is easily accessible with a cable-car, offering spectacular views and great skiing.

If you're looking for your next skiing challenge, this superb 3,023m peak is perfect for experienced skiers seeking a thrill.

Dedicated to food, its consumption, and its aesthetics, this unique museum explores various aspects of nutrition through interactive exhibits.

Roam the streets lined with colorful buildings, explore the restaurants and their superb local wine, and get to know the town's ambiance.

Hike up to the peak to enjoy the views of the countryside below, the splendid Lake Geneva, and the majestic Alps in the distance.

Exploring the history of photography, this fun museum showcases an array of historic cameras and interactive exhibits dedicated to optics.

With plenty of small-town charm, a myriad of historic buildings, and a wonderful atmosphere, the town center has much to offer.

Wander through the peaceful streets, enjoying the splendid natural setting and an array of fun little shops.

As if plucked from a postcard, these central streets are full of quaint timber houses, colorful shops, and splendid scenic views.

Carefully restored, these central streets are lined with historic buildings that will turn any stroll into a delightful excursion.

A wonderful arts museum with a pronounced focus on contemporary Swiss artists, as well as a choice selection of 19C Impressionism.

Get to know the city's historic heart as you stroll through its charming streets lined with restaurants, shops, and lively markets.

Housed in the collector's 1915 manor, this marvelous art collection features such illustrious names as Van Gogh, Manet, Pissarro, and others.

Dedicated to photography, this museum exhibits contemporary works as well as 19C-20C masters, and features a library, a shop, and a cafe.

A fun science center with over 500 hands-on installations on topics of physics, technology, mechanics, and other natural phenomenon.

Known for its spectacular art collection that has been on tour for the past years, this charming 20C villa is an architectural gem.

Discover the historic old town, where marvelous well-preserved buildings flank the ancient streets and and the colorful shops await.

Ride a cable car to reach this beautiful mountain lake, hidden on an altitude of over 2,500m and surrounded with great hiking paths.

With a height of over 3,000m, this craggy mountain shoulder offers breathtaking panorama and boasts Europe's highest open-air railway.

Steeped with traditional Swiss character, the town center offers you an array of cafes, shops, and fun nooks to explore.

At 3,883m, this formidable mountain offers magnificent views and great challenge for skiers and mountaineers.

Get to know the town's history and culture as you wander through the lovely streets, visiting museums and sampling local dishes.

Explore the squares and streets of this marvelous center, admiring the beautiful architecture and visiting local shops.

Founded in the 12C, this marvelous Romanesque cathedral boasts lovely interior, rich ornamentation, and an ecclesiastical museum.

A treasure trove of French Impressionism, this art collection also contains a selection of modern and fine art.

Home to nearly 15,000 plant species from around the world, these botanical gardens afford a lovely afternoon stroll.

Discover Zurich’s trendiest art galleries, antique stores and bookshops and you wander through its old town.

Housing a superb collection of medieval, Impressionist, and modern art, this wonderful museum is a hidden gem for any lover of art.

Diverse and extremely rich, this museum spans history, culture, art, religion, warfare, and more through an array of exquisite exhibits.

Located on a hill, this area is the site of the 2C Roman settlement, now offering a green respite from the city bustle and great views.

The perfect spot to enjoy a pleasant stroll by the water, the quays afford beautiful views over the lake and the city.

Housed in a fine villa, this museum exhibits an array of non-European art, featuring works from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.

Catch a train to this lovely 840m peak, where a wonderful panorama of Zurich and its lake, the Limmat Valley, and the Alps awaits you.

Home to over 2,000 animals, this wonderful zoo features diverse enclosures with varied habitats, from the tropics to the Antarctic.

Overlooking Lake Thun, this scenic town offers access to the Bernese Alps and is popular among nature lovers.

Wander the lovely streets of this center and get a feel of the local atmosphere, suffused by the beauty of the surrounding Alps.

Established in the 12C, this Benedictine abbey offers a guided tour through its mural-covered halls and its long history.

Sprawling south from the city of Zurich, this expansive lake is nestled amidst beautiful landscape, and is lined with lovely towns.

Take a ship and sail along this lovely alpine lake, or spend an afternoon relaxing on its banks and enjoying the verdant scenery.

A series of spectacular waterfalls rushing through the mountains, carrying the water drained from the northern glaciers.

Honoring the Swiss Guards slaughtered during the French Revolution, this 19C stone relief is a poignant depiction of a dying lion.

Surrounded with picturesque villages, this alpine lake is a beautiful basic nestled among lavish natural landscape.

Housing the Swiss parliament, this lovely palace boasts a wealth of architectural elements notable for their grace.

The 9C abbey was completely reconstructed in the early 20C, and now features notable stained-glass windows and a small crypt museum.

Set on Lake Como, this gorgeous villa is surrounded with lush gardens strewn with remarkable sculptures, and boasts fine decorations.

Located in a medieval chateau, this impressive museum features the world's most extensive collection of Giger's works.

Dating back over 6,000 years, these otherworldly stalactite caves promise a day of adventure for all ages.

Take the elevator up nearly 153 meters to enjoy breathtaking views of Lucerne and the lake below.

According to legend, in the 6C a dragon hid in these caves to escape St. Beatus. Visitors enjoy exploring the 1 km of stalactite caves.

At 100 m high and 170 m long, this Alpine pedestrian bridge offers a thrilling experience and breathtaking views.

Known for the scene where Sherlock Holmes fights Moriarty, these spectacular falls are the highest in the Alps at 90 m.

Situated in a lush green gorge, this simple stone bridge seems as if out of a fairy tale.

Enjoy a scenic walk uphill to this spectacular sculpture park, covering over 15,000 square meters of Bruno Weber's artwork.

Get lost in the world's largest natural maze, where you will stumble upon games, treasures, and even a playground.

Operating for over 100 years, this historic funicular offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and they valley below.

With a range of permanent and temporary exhibits, this unique museum is dedicated to utopia, science fiction, and otherworldly travels.

Stretching over 3 km, this massive channel of caves features several chambers, dampness from the river, stalactites and rock formations.

Standing at 9 ft tall and 65 ft wide, this massive ossuary was discovered beneath a 15C church.

Take the cable car up to enjoy spectacular Alpine views. Ride the cable car, rent a scooter, or hike down, enjoying the stunning scenery.

Experience the beauty of Switzerland's untouched nature at its only national park, home to over 80 km of scenic hiking paths.

Stroll through this beautiful valley town, enjoying the authentic Swiss charm and admiring the towing Alps surrounding.

With breathtaking nature, delicious cuisine, and authentic Swiss charm, this village in the valley truly has it all.

A "regional Nature Park," encompassing villages, hills, valleys, and flora and fauna unique to the region.

Named for Piz Ela, the 3,338 m tall mountain at its center, this vast park encompasses breathtaking nature as well as cultural and heritage sites.

Deep in a valley surrounded by majestic mountains, this picture-perfect valley is home to lovely nature and a charming village.

Escape the bustle of the city at this fabulous nature park, situated between Basel and Zurich, where visitors enjoy the stunning Swiss scenery.

Spanning across 12 villages, this massive park is known for its cultural heritage and diverse landscapes.

Hike, bike, and explore the breathtaking nature of this glorious park, known for its unique geology and rock formations.

Dedicated to the history and nature of Grisons, this educational natural history museum is interesting for all ages.

Learn all about the history and production of authentic Swiss chocolate as you explore the ins and outs of this chocolate factory.

Tour an authentic Swiss chocolate factory, learning about the history and production of this world-famous treat.

Get to know the history and production of one of Switzerland's most famous treats at this fun and interactive museum.

Learn about the history and production of the world-famous Swiss cheese at this factory tour, and sample some delicious treats.