Educational Trail

The longest vineyard walk in Switzerland. Discover the magnificent Geneva countryside by following three fascinating didactic itineraries combining wine growing, nature and local products.

In Remigen, the tradition of winegrowing dates back to Roman times. A viticultural/cultural educational path is dedicated to its 2,000-year history.

Discover the world of grapes, vines and wine. On this adventure trail you will get to know interesting details on food theft, high treason and everyday life on the vineyard.

The greatly revamped viticultural trail from Twann to Ligerz will take you through the vineyards above Lake Biel in about an hour.

The vineyards of Vully offer three thematic educational trails suitable for visitors and holidaymakers of all ages. Viny, the viticultural trail’s mascot, leads the way.

This route leads through Mendrisiotto, a traditional wine-growing region with an abundance of testimonies to history and art, sited amidst an impressive landscape.

Discover the wonderful vineyards of Geneva on a comfortable e-bike tour. Naturally a winetasting is included.

Young and old will enjoy the challenge of the viticultural trail in Thal. Afterwards, little ones will know more about their natural surroundings, while adults will have learned some fascinating facts about winegrowing.

Opened in spring 2007, the wine trail is an ideal way to discover the Valais and birthplace of some delightfully palatable regional wines.

This wine trail with a total of 27 panels winds its way through the vineyards. The trail takes just under an hour and begins at Cressier Castle NE.

Your smartphone will transform the vineyards in Stäfa into an intriguing viticultural trail that combines virtual reality with pure nature.

On the slopes of Spiez’s local mountain a one-hour viticultural trail reveals the secrets of winemaking in a fun way.

The unique center in the heart of the terraced vineyards of Lavaux (named World Heritage Site by UNESCO) is entirely dedicated to vines and wine.

The secrets of wine can be discovered on this 2.5-km trail between Sargans and Mels.

The traditional art of viticulture meets modern technology: using your smartphone and the free Vaude:Guide app, you can experience the region’s winegrowing areas in an interactive way.

Explore the terraced vineyards of Lavaux. Of the five Vaudois wine regions, the UNESCO "Lavaux" region (between Lausanne and Montreux) is undoubtedly the most spectacular.