Adventures with animals

The watchmaking centres of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle have been awarded World Heritage status by Unesco in Sevilla. The two neighbouring towns in canton Neuchâtel joined nine other Swiss sites that already benefit from the Unesco label, with the agency committee recognizing the merits of the region's unique architecture.

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

Snowli Village is located near the ski slopes and is set on a gently sloping site where beginners can learn to ski in a fun and easy way.

Located at the foot of the Prealps and Moléson mountain, the medieval town of Gruyères entices with its picturesque architecture. The town lends its name to both the region and the famous cheese. At ‘La Maison du Gruyère’ visitors can delve into the secrets of cheese making. The castle, former residence of the Counts of Gruyère, is characterised by its architecture and art collections that bear witness to more than eight hundred years of history. When visiting the HR Giger Museum or the Tibet Museum, one enters realms of a different kind.

Cameras on Stoos mountain for a free video of your run.

Richard Wagner lived here on the shores of Lake Lucerne for six years. The museum named after him is surrounded by an extensive park right by the lake, offering unique views of the mountains. The park can be reached within a 30-minute walk from Lucerne, along a wonderful lakeside path.

Enjoy the adventures of the comic “Fall Bienlein” (“The Bienlein Case”) in the footsteps of Tim and Struppi.

A dream come true...with dreamlike views over the Urserntal valley and guaranteed sunshine all day long!

Historical routes in the ski region of Samnaun Those who complete the marked smugglers’ routes with the aid of the mySamnaun app can look forward to stunning viewpoints and a chance to win something in the prize draw.

The Guggi is a distinctive lookout point offering a unique view of Zug’s Old Town with its four defence towers, the castle, the steeple of the Gothic Church of St. Oswald, the Zytturm clock tower as well as the government building by the lake.

Rochers-de-Naye offers a unique panoramic view of the Swiss and French Alps: from the Eiger to Mont-Blanc and down to Lake Geneva – the cog railway takes guests up to an altitude of around 2,000 meters above sea level, where various experiences and opportunities for discovery begin.

The Val d’Anniviers has plenty of facilities for skaters. In winter there is a complementary programme of events, discos on ice and curling tournaments.

Since the summer of 2006, Mund has had another attraction: the Saffron Nature Trail. There are six stations with information panels along the easy walk explaining the saffron culture of Mund.

There is a diverse network of ski pistes along the sunny slope of Motta Naluns high above Scuol in the Lower Engadin. The showpiece of downhill runs is located right on the eastern edge of the ski area: the Pista dal Sömi takes you from Salaniva to the pretty mountain village of Sent.