Swiss handicrafts

More than 150 artists from every discipline work in this studio in the heart of Bern, from graphic designers to choreographers and filmmakers. People meet here to produce art, but also to drink coffee, sell pictures and talk about books.

The downhill run from the top station of the Plattjen cableway to Saas-Fee is best suited to experienced skiers. The slope enables a rapid descent with views of the Mischabel range. It was not by chance that World Cup races were once held here.

The Kulturklub Haberhaus and Haberhaus BeizBar are situated in the former medieval granary and offer a wide cultural as well as excellent dining experience.

A jewel of the Swiss museum scene is located in an elevated position above Winterthur: one of the most distinguished private collections of the 20th century awaits you in a villa hidden away behind old trees in an idyllic garden.

Outstanding walking enjoyment combined with interesting information on agriculture.

Change your perspective, take a closer look, discover hidden secrets and hear tales of the city’s past.

This elegant city park with its majestic trees, carefully placed sculptures and beautifully cultivated flowers acts as a green lung in the centre of the city.

The SnowPark Flumserberg is located below the Prodkamm summit in sunny terrain.

The Jorasse piste in the Meilleret region (connected with the Villars-Gryon station) is the perfect place for going around the bend! It permits skiers plenty of beautiful curves while aiming to perfect their skills.

Passing the frozen Sulsbach Waterfall, this 4-kilometer toboggan run leads from Sulwald down to Isenfluh.

In summer, the Kleinbasel banks of the Rhine are the place to be! Only those that have ventured into the Rhine can truly understand the soul of the city. Thousands of people cool off by leaping into the refreshing water during the warmer months of the year.

Nyon ice rink on the shore of Lake Geneva welcomes children and adult skaters during the winter season.

After a 250-step climb up either the St George’s or St Martin’s tower of Basel’s cathedral, visitors can enjoy a spectacular view of the city and surrounding area.

If you like plenty of adventure and speed, you’re at the right place on this toboggan run in the Surselva.

The commune of Menzingen has centralized the heating for 37 local properties. In one big facility the wood for energy production gets collected and burned, reducing the CO2 emissions around 1’900 tons per year.

The Kids Arena is Lucerne’s largest indoor children’s playground. Right throughout the year, children from 0 to 10 years can come and run around, climb up, slide down and tumble to their hearts’ content.

Explore and discover the mountain forests in the Parc Ela together with Evla the golden eagle: with its different research equipment and a forest diary, the mountain forest goodie bag contains everything that is needed for an exciting day out in the nature.