Experiences along the Grand Tour

With our mopeds, most of which are equipped with catalytic converters, you can putter along at 30 km per hour on side streets, while enjoying the beautiful countryside and wind in your face. You can stop in at cosy country inns or barbeque sausages on the open fire by the side of the forest – a nostalgic experience that is a lot of fun for everyone

Albert Einstein lived in Bern from 1902 to 1909 and developed his Theory of Relativity here. The Einstein House gives visitors a chance to see where the great physicist completely revolutionized our understanding of space and time.

With over 83 stores, Shoppyland is the largest shopping center in the Bern Mittelland region since 1975.

In the oldest railway depot of Central Switzerland, visitors experience railway history in a small but lively railway museum.

First branch on foreign soil of the "Musée en Herbe", Paris, which, for the last 25 years, has been organising didactic exhibitions on art and ethics for children.

We have a beehive in Soussillon, a small hamlet across from Chandolin. It produces honey for the hotel and is cared for by a local beekeeper, Walti Zuber.

The group will hike through the wintry forest on snow shoes, enjoying the tranquillity of nature and fascinating ice crystals, accompanied by mountain guide Markus Gerig from Göschenen. After the hike, an open-air bath in a heated wooden tub is just the ticket, with great views of the Damma Glacier.

Its tracks are everywhere – often in unexpected places. The WWF Beaver Trail along the Rhine, gives a good insight into the beavers’ situation at this part of the river, their habits and habitat, at 10 different stations.

The Seleger Moor Park is home to one of Switzerland's largest collection of rhododendrons and azaleas.

Enjoy a culinary experience consisting of team spirit, fun and sightseeing!

The Basel Pfalz offers fantastic views across the old town and far beyond into the Border Triangle, the point where three countries meet.

Set in the heart of Lausanne, the Flon area has evolved in recent years into a modern and innovative district which pulsates both day and night.

The legend of St. Beatus is told in stages at the various stations. Individual play and adventure areas are dotted along the trail.

Originally built as the Notre-Dame-la-Neuve chapel, the 15th-century Auditorium became a lecture hall at the time of the Reformation (1536).

One of Switzerland’s most important hydroelectric power plants is being built in Linthal. A visitor’s center and special construction site tours offer insight into this exciting project.

Enjoy a culinary experience consisting of team spirit, fun and sightseeing!

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.

Chalet Rosalie sits on the bank of the Vièze River, overlooking 5 tranquil trout ponds in an idyllic natural setting.

A unique route awaits visitors in the heart of the medieval town of Estavayer-le-Lac: the urban art route includes 15 works by artists from a wide variety of disciplines, that are consistently based on modern and contemporary art.

Is it time to learn a new skill on skis? Try telemark – skiing at its most original and unfiltered, with elegant, dynamic turns and hairpin bends.

Rock climbing requires a certain amount of strength and a particular style, and can be practised both outdoors and indoors.

This walk through the mountains is unique, taking you through several different types of countryside.

Become a cultural detective and save the city! Solve exciting puzzles involving dance and movement in secret locations. Discover the city of Zug with the “Mission Rudolf” puzzle trail.