Ice rinks

A guided walk along the ‘Hireli-Grates’ ridge and on to the summit of ‘Spitzen’, at a height of 2381 meters above sea level. Undertaken as a team and accompanied by a mountain guide, participants are rewarded with a unique and fantastic view of the surrounding mountain landscape and the valley of Grindelwald.

Be there when the pistes are prepared for the next day. As a co-pilot, sitting next to an experienced groomer operator, one can experience the 430 Turbo-PS and the 12-liter capacity of a real Piste Bully up close and personal.

It should come as no surprise that the unique countryside of the Aletsch Arena is a place of energy and power. Where Mother Nature has created such extraordinary beauty, there must surely be a strong sense of her positive energy.

Jacques Lüthy, bronze medal winner of the 1980 Olympics, provides his guests in Charmey with equipment and tips for a successful slalom run.

Enjoy skating at La Glâne regional ice rink from October to March.

The scenic Appenzell route leads from Heiden through the hilly Appenzell landscapes to the Gallus town of St. Gallen – passing known and lesser known points of interest on the way.

This women-only tour focuses closely on the lives of six personalities.

With its charming French gardens and English park with sculptures by Richard Serra – both of which can be enjoyed on Sundays – Villa Wenkenhof is Basel’s answer to Versailles in miniature.

Whoever takes a peek over the Casa Rusca facade can’t help but notice certain features that bear witness to its feudal interior: The elegant little balcony with chiseled railing for example, or the high windows on the upper floor. But whoever crosses the threshold of this abode is nevertheless surprised by the inner world. And of course the courtyard with its loggias and a garden full of sculptures exude a typical and charming southern flair.

Schlucher-Treff ice rink is a great place to do a spot of leisurely skating, Bavarian curling or ice hockey. The ice rink is right at the entrance to Malbun

Built in 1930, The 6000-square-metre Dolder ice rink is Europe’s largest open artificial ice rink. It has been a popular ice skating venue for decades.

Experienced skiers really come into their own on the Gemsstock above Andermatt with its high-Alpine terrain, magnificent panorama and challenging slopes. The highlight is the descent on the Bernhard Russi Run to Gurschen.

Kraftwerke Saganserland AG provides consumption-adjusted peak-load energy.

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Visitors to the bell foundry in Berger in Bärau can now cast their own bells.

In no other zoo are the animals so close to the visitor as they are in the children's zoo in Rapperswil. Depending on the species, the animals can be touched, petted, fed or ridden. This makes the children's zoo an ideal destination for families, grandparents with grandchildren or school trips.

Children learn exciting tales about the old Lötschen Valley during a wonderful, easy hike along the Lötschental mountain trail (2 1/2 hours).

Plenty of fun and action at this St. Moritz fun park

The Roman Museum in Nyon tells the story of Noviodunum, a colony founded by Julius Caesar. Not far from the museum you also find an amphitheater, discovered only in 1996.

The Gütsch-Express, which was opened in 2017, takes just eight minutes to reach its destination. The monocable circulating ropeway not only offers picturesque views but is also able to transport 2,400 people per hour from Andermatt to the Gütsch.

Bouquet, colour, character…like those who make it, every wine contains its share of mystery and reveals a whole range of subtleties.

Clubbing at Zurich’s oldest nightclub.

The caves were excavated in the sandstone between 1916 and 1917 to defend the Swiss plateau during the First World War. A 200 metre-long tunnel was created in the process.

With Glögg, reindeer and a lot of fun to the Finnish Winter Games.

Past and present: this exceptional tour through classical Lugano is packed with surprises for visitors. Historic figures appear along the way, presenting scenes from the past in entertaining ways.

The hamlet of Kehrsiten lies directly by Lake Lucerne at the foot of the Bürgenstock. Once a farming community and with a magnificent stock of fruit trees, Kehrsiten is now a popular day-trip destination and stopping point on the journey up the Bürgenstock.

Not just children enjoy the fast-paced descent in Braunwald Forest. Adults also reach the bottom invigorated from the rush and like to start all over again from the top.