Summer destinations
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Lötschberg (Valais)
Such enchanting mountain scenery really does deserve a prize. How fortunate, therefore, that the Lötschberg is part of the Jungfrau-Aletsch-Bietschhorn region, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Lucerne (Central Switzerland)
You could say that Switzerland happens in Lucerne, because the best that our country has to offer comes together here: city, lake and mountains.
Maggia valley (Ticino)
The river twists like a serpent through the valley, throwing
itself over rocks, sliding seductively past sandy beaches.
Malcantone (Ticino)
Just one ride up and one ride down: but that is precisely
the attraction.
Martigny (Valais)
Simplon, Great St. Bernard and Forclaz: the Martigny
region is the gateway to the south. Which is no doubt
where the relaxed little town’s appreciation of the good
things in life comes from.
Mendrisiotto (Ticino)
Up here you feel as though you are on another planet –
and not only because of the Planet Trail, packed with
fascinating information.
Montreux-Vevey (Lake Geneva Region)
Montreux invariably delights its guests: with the most beautiful lake promenade in Switzerland, for starters. "This must be heaven", sang an enchanted Freddie Mercury.
Murten (Fribourg Region)
For 800 years a mighty ring wall has protected this little
town. Almost fully preserved, and the only one in the
country that you can walk along, it no longer keeps
strangers out, but welcomes visitors with open arms.
Nendaz (Valais)
The word wellness has a special meaning in the “Land of
the Bisses”.
Nyon/Morges/Rolle (Lake Geneva Region)
This castle is living history. Swiss history, to be precise, because the Château de Prangins, set in romantic grounds high above Lake Geneva, is dedicated to the history of Switzerland in the 18th and 19th centuries.
