Barefoot paths and Kneipp-basins

In the Illusoria Land in Hettiswil (BE) a fantastic exhibition with deceptions of the senses and breathtaking discoveries welcomes visitors.

With its fairly compact dimensions, the Mörlialp winter sports area near Giswil is particularly popular with families. Its most beautiful descent begins on Alpoglen and passes the Wand chairlift top station before continuing down to the Mörlialp valley station.

A petting zoo and large playground make the Dählhölzli an ideal family outing destination.

A cool rope park with fantastic views of the Rhine Falls. The Adventure Park is located just above Wörth Castle at car park number 3 (P3) in the Rhine Falls area.

The Art Museum Winterthur possesses one of the most beautiful modern art collections in Switzerland. But artistic works don’t come to a halt here - as the building constructed in 1995 by the Zurich-based architects Gigon & Guyer makes the hearts of even less passionate art lovers beat faster.

In the woods of Churwalden, elves use nature observation techniques to decipher the weather. To learn these techniques and so become a weather forecaster, all you have to do is follow the special weather adventure trail.

The children's snow playground at Creux du Lavioz is the perfect place for children to learn about snow sports and how to ski. The practice area is located in the centre of the village and is within easy walking distance.

Ski tours require strength, endurance and a knowledge of the mountains. With its four marked tours, Nendaz provides the ideal training ground. With varying levels of difficulty, there are trails that will suit even inexperienced ski tourers.

The adventure farm near the lake guarantees a special experience. Depending on the season, various attractions are offered in an idyllic farming atmosphere.

On their way up the glorious Schilthorn, also known as the Piz Gloria, the cable cars of the Schilthorn cableway travel along 7,000 metres of cable and surmount an altitude difference of 2,103 metres in a journey comprising four stages: from Stechelberg to Gimmelwald, Mürren and Birg, before finally reaching the summit.

The Jet d'Eau shoots 140 meters high from Lake Geneva into the sky. Geneva's landmark is visible from anywhere in the city. Walk on the jetty to the water and experience the fountain up close

The Blueme Tower was built in 1984 with a height of 16.40 meters. From the top the views of the Jura mountains and the Bernese Alps are magnificent.

Experience the fascination of golf in its original format. At FunGolf, no one asks for a course permit or a licence to play.

The highest mountain in the Arosa region accessible by cable car offers impressive views as far as Chur and to the south across the Graubünden Alps to Piz Bernina.

Visit the historic Domaines Rouvinez cave and enjoy a guided tasting of 5 wines.

20 km from Lausanne, this single-subject museum includes a collection of almost a hundred works illustrating Eugène Burnand’s production. Along with Ferdinand Hodler, this native of Moudon was one of the most highly recognised and well-known Swiss artists of his time, in his native country and elsewhere.

Family-friendly Braunwald has an exciting animal trail that delights hikers of all ages.

Martinskirche (St. Martin's Church) is found in the little village of Zillis in Graubuenden. The church is famous for its painted ceiling dating to the 12th century. The ceiling painting, which consists of 153 panels, is the only one in the world that is nearly completely preserved.

The trail with gnome trail markers leads from Gänsbrunnen to the Montpelon mountain farm: large and small folk will become acquainted with nature through the eyes of gnomes.

Now here’s something for the little ones. While on this tour, your children will learn about the Old Town in a playful and entertaining manner and go hunting for all kinds of animal tracks. Fun is guaranteed!

Build an igloo together, toast your achievement with an aperitif and return home in the evening with a satisfied feeling.

The imposing Alte Zeughaus (old armory) shapes Solothurn’s cityscape since a good 400 years and, as historic building as well as museum, is certainly worth a visit.

Play a GEO-certified, challenging 9-hole golf course - with spectacular tees. An electric cart is included in every green fee.

The Dürrenmatt Centre created by Mario Botta offers an exhibition environment which borrows both from literature and from the fine arts.

The outdoor track delivers an authentic motor sport atmosphere: three technical bends, a challenging chicane, two thrilling straights and more.

At this entertaining team event, you can show off your skills with a kitchen knife or barbecue tongs, and also learn some useful tips and tricks from the professionals.