Golf

Families who are introduced to the art of golf on the 18-hole course in Zuoz quickly find out that golfing is a lot of fun.

Graubünden is without a doubt a hotspot as alpine holiday region in Switzerland. Majestic mountains, deep valleys and rivers and lakes lined-up both north and south of the Alps under varying weather conditions.

Central Switzerland attracts visitors with a wealth of historic landmarks and the beauty of its natural landscapes. Not forgetting Lucerne and the renowned "Kappellbrücke" chapel bridge.

Ticino means Switzerland paired with Italian flair. And the region’s lakes, mountains and swaying palms, together with Mediterranean-like climate, provide a superb environment for golf.

The nine-hole golf course at the Bürgenstock Resort in the foothills of the Alps boasts enchantingly unique mountain views and makes the perfect place for beginners to try their hand at golf.

The Zurich region presents ideal surroundings and a host of ideas for all kinds of recreation and entertainment. Sophisticated city or pure and simple nature – the choice is yours.

From July to April, you can enjoy a relaxing skate on the high-quality ice or play ice hockey. With the Free Access card in summer and the Liberty Pass in winter, admission to the ice rink is free.

Embedded between the nearby Alps and rolling Jura hills, the city of Geneva lies in the bight where the Rhone flows from Lake Geneva. Owing to its humanitarian nature, this international city is known as “Capital of peace“.

Berne is a rambling region, correspondingly presenting a wealth of diversity. Here, Middle-Age villages, vast unspoilt stretches of land and an abundance of very different landscapes fascinate one and all.

9+-hole course are 18 holes: The Golf Club Matterhorn is located in the upper Matter valley between Täsch and Randa, framed by Switzerland’s highest mountains.

On the border of Switzerland, the city of Basel forms part of the Switzerland, Germany, France triangle and meeting place for different cultures and history – as well as modern architecture and art today.

The Lake Geneva region presents a diverse natural wealth, with rolling Jura hills to the north, tablelands, lakeside Riviera on the Lake Geneva shores and Vaud Alps to the east.

Eastern Switzerland stretches from shimmering Lake Constance, over the verdant hills of Appenzell country, through to the alpine Toggenburg region as far as Heidiland and Glarnerland.

Set between the Rhone Glacier and Lake Geneva and boasting 47 mighty 4000-meter-high peaks, Valais pledges guests a truly unique golfing experience.

The 9-hole golf facility with driving range in Sedrun is the only golf course on which the ball flies across the Rhine. Or, let's say, is supposed to fly across the Rhine. An absolute highlight for expert golfers and novices alike.

The majestic Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau summits, crystal-clear lakes and picturesque villages of the Bernese Oberland present a natural paradise for all nature lovers.

Always blessed with snow, the Lötschental valley is still an insiders’ tip amongst freeriders and ski tour fans. Local mountain guides reveal some of the jewels in its crown on this three-day discovery tour.

The ice rink was opened in 1996 and is maintained by the ice rink team. The artificial and natural ice rinks (the latter open only when weather permits) are a popular meeting place for both young and old.

San Michele Park and its typical southern vegetation offer a breathtaking view of the city of Lugano. Its paths lead through typical southern vegetation such as wisteria, oleander, oak, elm, hornbeam, ash and laurel trees. From here, you can see Lake Lugano with its little harbours, the lido and the long lake promenade in their entirety. Monte San Salvatore also appears before you in all its splendour. In the distance, the Alps stand out in a variety of shapes and colours that are especially impressive at sunset. Experience the unique outdoor offerings of the Lugano region. Hikes, cycling tours, leisurely walks along themed hiking trails and even exciting MTB trails. The Lugano region – a region with a green heart.

The 8th-century St. Martin's Church was the site of John Comander's persuasive sermons in 1524, and became Protestant in 1525.

The Helmhaus is located on the right-hand banks of the River Limmat in Zurich’s old town. Its temporary exhibitions reflect the lively art scene in Switzerland.

Located in the picturesque mountain village of Grindelwald, Lindt Boutique offers a selection of exquisite chocolate products. Enjoy the incomparable taste and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Tiny sports enthusiasts. Big fun! 
In the Kinderland near the Gondola Station on the Rosswald fun and games take center stage. The first time on skis – most likely a shaky affair.

At the start of summer 2011, Schaffhausen implemented a nationwide first and now the Munot Town has a new boat stop by the Rhine.

Bad Schinznach is a well-known thermal spa that blends harmoniously into the landscape along the River Aare. Its soothing waters have been enjoyed for centuries. The Baroque buildings that date back to its founding, along with the classicist round building and the idyllic parkland, give bathers the taste of a bygone age.

This walk provides the perfect opportunity to learn about aristocratic life in Vissoie and Annivers.

In the heart of the unspoiled hilly landscape of the pre-Alps, the famous Appenzeller® cheese is made in the Appenzeller show-dairy. A visit to this show-dairy promises to be a very special experience: it brings together all the senses, tradition and comfort.

From the Sihlsprung up to the entrance to metropolitan Zürich, the valley is a mixture of urban and rustic landscapes. The origin of the Sihl River is to be found on the 2283-meter Drusberg. The Sihl flows through the Sihl Lake near Einsiedeln and meanders through the Sihl Valley (Sihltal) towards Zürich.

An Ayurvedic break for women in an Indian oasis with a view of Lake Lugano.

On the 1-km trail twelve mysterious sagas from Freiamt are impressively portrayed.