Excursions (Central Switzerland)

The 'Alpstubli' in Gitschenen is small, but first-rate. Featuring simple timber construction, it radiates a homely and rustic charm that simply invites diners to linger.

A perfect three-generations-walk at the fjord-like Urnersee (Lake Urnen): "Weg der Schweiz" , or Swiss Path. With ideal links to ports and train stations. And not too hard for children or grandparents.

Recently renovated Roman-Irish thermal baths with 2 hot-air and steam baths, saltwater pools and infrared cabin. Sauna complex with steam bath.

Near the valley station of the Morschach-Stoos aerial cableway, the cosy and rustic Restaurant Nägelisgärtli is situated directly alongside the Morschach cross-country ski trail. Magnificent views across the entire Schwyz basin can be enjoyed from the Nägelisgärtli and its surroundings.

The nostalgic funicular proceeds at a leisurely pace at dusk, entertaining its guests to a fondue as the sun sets.

The 180,000 m2 Swiss Holiday Park in Morschach is a uniquely attractive holiday and leisure resort for visitors of all age groups looking for sport and fun or rest and relaxation. The most popular attractions include the Roman-Irish thermal baths with a solar bath, the indoor sports and swimming center with a 450 m2 fun pool (32°), a giant slide (100 m). The large adventure pool is a focal point for water fun.

The 180,000 m2 Swiss Holiday Park in Morschach is a uniquely attractive holiday and leisure resort for visitors of all age groups looking for sport and fun or rest and relaxation. The most popular attractions include the Roman-Irish thermal baths with a solar bath, the indoor sports and swimming center with a 450 m2 fun pool (32°), a giant slide (100 m). The large adventure pool is a focal point for water fun.

It can't get more stylish than this. Discover Switzerland's turbulent history aboard one of five art nouveau steamers. Anchors away!

The Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) Lidernen Hut lies high above Lake Lucerne. Only accessible on foot, this romantic hut in the Riemenstalden Valley dates back to 1944 and is the perfect starting point for a whole range of outdoor activities.