Golf

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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“.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 entrance to the Gasterntal Valley leads through the narrow Chluse Gorge. This passageway was used from earliest times. Mules were used on this narrow pass, which is the first steep ascent on the way to Lötschen Pass.

The sprawling museum of art and history is located just a stone's throw away from the lake. Here much can be learnt in the way of new and exciting aspects concerning the history of Neuchâtel courtesy of changing exhibitions. But the famous collections are also worth a visit - inside a magnificent building erected around 1880.

In Bad Zurzach, visitors can explore two nature reserves and then head to the spa to relax.

From a brewing course to the “ZAPF! Craft Beer Festival” and the Bern brewery walk, these 12 experiences are the perfect way to immerse yourself in Bern’s beer culture.

When the Bernina Express was planned, the engineers who built it were faced with a difficult challenge.

The Nature Museum and the Museum of Archaeology in Frauenfeld are under the same roof and it doesn’t take bad weather to make it an interesting destination for the whole family.

Enjoy the sights of Zurich aboard the nostalgic "Classic Trolley".

Welcome to the bakery! Guests can gain an insight into the bakery while enjoying an aperitif with some savoury baked snacks. After a short introduction, it’s time for everyone to get involved and design their own “Grittibänz” – a sweet, doughy equivalent of a gingerbread man.

Christmas markets, light shows, an enchanted forest and happy faces everywhere: Christmas time in Lugano is festive, lively and full of enjoyment.

La Neuveville, a veritable medieval jewel on the Grand Chasseral on the shores of Lake Biel, reveals its secrets on a guided tour.

Mountain biking is officially allowed on Graubünden's hiking trails. Because of the different needs of hikers and bikers, Graubünden has established a few simple rules. The slogan “Nett, suuber & parat” (Nice, clean & at the ready) promotes peaceful coexistence on the trails. Mountain bike world champion and Olympic champion Nino Schurter is a celebrity ambassador.