Summer destinations

210 Results found

210 Results found
210 Results found
  • Sarnen

    Between lake and mountains, Sarnen is your haven of peace in central Switzerland. You stroll along Lake Sarnen, swim on well-kept shores and start tours in Obwalden's mountains. By train and bus you can reach destinations such as Pilatus, Stanserhorn and Melchsee-Frutt.
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  • Silvaplana

    Silvaplana is the lively, young “Trendspot“ in Engadin. Surrounded by pristine nature and embedded in the wide Upper Engadine Lake landscape, the recreational paradise has become an international destination for sports enthusiasts.
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  • Morges

    The Morges region offers a wide range of landscapes and environments to choose from. Between Lake Geneva, the mountains and the view of the majestic Mont Blanc, the lush vineyards of the La Côte wine region and finally the verdant countryside at the foot of the Jura mountains, Morges is a real jewel with many different dimensions. The Morges region, which is listed as a slow destination, is certainly not lacking in sights and diversity, with something to suit everyone.
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  • Grindelwald

    Grindelwald is considered to be one of Switzerland’s most popular travel destinations. The Gletscherdorf resort makes for an ideal starting point for excursions across the Jungfrau region as well as the entire Bernese Oberland. What’s more, from Grindelwald you’ll be able to enjoy direct views of the imposing Eiger north face.
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  • Feldis / Veulden

    Beautiful, rural, natural: The small mountain village of Feldis, located on a sunny terrace at the heart of Graubünden - an oasis of tranquility set amid a majestic high Alpine backdrop.
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  • Malcantone-Caslano

    Malcantone, the gently rolling, densely grown hilly landscape that extends from Lake Lugano to Monte Lema, had for centuries only one main one staple: The chestnut. Picturesque Ticinese villages, narrow mountain roads and extensive chestnut forests characterize this region. Bicyclists, and especially hikers, find excellent conditions here.
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  • Château-d'Oex

    Château d'Oex – enjoy hikes in unspoilt nature and lived alpine culture in the middle of the Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Nature Park. Marvel at the magnificently decorated wooden chalets, watch the traditional cheese making live or experience the International Balloon Festival.
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  • Alpnach

    Welcome to Alpnach alongside the beautiful Lake Lucerne and at the foot of the majestic mount Pilatus, rich in legend and dragon lore, and with the steepest cogwheel railway in the world.
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  • Verbier

    Experience the fascinating mountains of Valais in Verbier, overlooking the Val de Bagnes: the region is world-famous as a ski holiday destination. Discover the outdoor arena of the “4 Vallées” winter sports area with Mont Fort and the magnificent mountain scenery and enjoy the wide variety of gastronomic and shopping delights on offer.
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  • Vouvry

    Friends from near and far, don't hesitate to stop here for a few hours or a few days! Vouvry is a typical Chablaisian village counting approximately 3'000 inhabitants.
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  • La Gruyère

    The La Gruyère region invites you to relax and enjoy. Discover Gruyères with its castle, the show dairy and the Giger Museum. Let yourself be surprised by the far-reaching view from the Moléson. Treat yourself to a trip to Lake Gruyère with the Maison Cailler or wellness in Charmey.
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  • Pays du Saint-Bernard

    Nestled in the foothills of Mont Blanc is the Pays du Saint Bernard, the gateway to Italy. The legendary Hospice du Grand Saint Bernard and its dogs symbolise the welcome and human warmth perpetuated over centuries by the Canons of the Grand Saint Bernard.
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  • Horgen

    Horgen has been a traffic hub on the north/south axis since the year 1230. This long period of time has left its historical and economic imprint on our town. Today this important district town is a popular location for living and working. At the same time it is the regional recreation and excursion destination.
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  • Neuchâtel

    The lake, the old town, the vineyards, the Jura: in Neuchâtel, French charm meets Mediterranean flair. Oases of nature and places steeped in history are situated close together here. The best thing you can do in and around Neuchâtel is to simply stroll around and enjoy.
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  • Lenk i.S. (Lenk im Simmental)

    Perfect hiking and winter sports opportunities await you around the holiday resort of Lenk. Explore the area around the Wildstrubel with its glaciers, mountain lakes and the rushing Simmen Falls. Enjoy the hospitality in the alpine farms as you wander.
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  • Glarus

    Glarus offers you a mix of tradition and innovation. Here the oldest Landsgemeindeplatz, there historic industrial site. And all this in the middle of the Glarus mountains. The industrial path from Elm to Ziegelbrücke and excursions to Lake Walen or Lake Klöntal will inspire you.
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  • Estavayer-le-Lac

    Estavayer-le-Lac offers you a mix of sights and nature. The old town with the Château de Chenaux and the street art facades are enchanting. You’ll love the sandy beaches, the water skiing lift and the forays through the Grande Cariçaie nature reserve.
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  • Les Paccots

    Welcome to a gastronomic adventure! The idyllic resort of Les Paccots, located between Vevey and Fribourg at an airy 1,000 m, has a variety of treats in store for food lovers.
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  • Rue

    The smallest town in Europe delights with its medieval streets, castle and nearby waterfalls, the Chutes des Chavanettes. During their visit, guests immerse themselves in the past, discover historic buildings and enjoy a breathtaking view of the Fribourg and Vaud Pre-Alps as well as the Alps.
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  • Vevey

    Vevey – the charming town by Lake Geneva will capture your heart. Stroll along the lakeside promenade with a view of the Alps, past the statue of Charlie Chaplin. Discover the old town or the Alimentarium food museum and explore the UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyards.
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  • Charmey

    Wellness, nature and tradition can all be found in Charmey: allow yourself a spot of pampering in “Les Bains de la Gruyère”, explore the La Montsalvens man-made lake or the Vounetz leisure mountain, and marvel at living customs – from alpine descents to the production of the famous Gruyère cheese.
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  • Poschiavo

    The Mediterranean lifestyle in an alpine setting. The whole little town is under special protection because of its historic importance. Poschiavo is also famous for its culinary delicacies and cultural heritage. Experience both on a tour of the village passing through narrow alleyways and across beautiful squares, or in the interesting Museum of Art.
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  • Delémont

    Delémont – the capital of the canton of Jura will impress you. Stroll through the old town with its historic buildings and the five beautiful figurine fountains. Enjoy the view from the Vorbourg chapel and excursions into the picturesque Jura landscape.
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  • Vira (Gambarogno)

    Beautiful lakeside promenades, unspoilt typical Ticino villages, chestnut groves, camellias and magnolias: the Riviera del Gambarogno – on the south-eastern shore of Lake Locarno - embodies everything one expects of the Ticino.
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  • Troistorrents

    The municipality of Troistorrents is the gateway to the Dents du Midi region and extends over several hamlets and two villages.
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  • Neuchâtel and surroundings

    Typical and joyful villages following each other, vineyards as far as the eye can see, a university and medieval city, friendly lakeshores, a lake reflecting an urban yet country landscape at sunset: the Neuchâtel lakeshore is one of Watch Valley gems, a genuine paradise on earth with dolce vita atmosphere.
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  • Albinen

    Welcome to the mountain herb village of Albinen, which offers 300 days of sunshine and fantastic views over the Rhône Valley. The Pfyn-Finges Nature Park and the thermal baths in nearby Leukerbad promise the ultimate in relaxation. Experience the Gemmi or Torrent mountains – or take a trip to the Matterhorn.
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  • Valle Onsernone

    The Valle Onsernone is one of the most impressive and mysterious valleys in Ticino. Characteristic are the thick forests, spectacular gorges and white water. This rather isolated place can be reached by a winding road.
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  • Habkern

    Habkern, a small, pretty mountain village, is situated seven kilometers from the international resort town of Interlaken. A stress-free sojourn in a traditional atmosphere and in the midst of a breath-taking natural world is guaranteed here.
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  • Klingnau

    Even small towns have a lot to offer. The historical town of Klingnau is home to many a fine wine grown in the vineyards on the far side of the old town, while its reservoir and nature reserve attract guests from around the world every year.
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  • Surselva

    Surprisingly versatile: Surselva is located in the heart of the Alps, between the source of the Rhine and the Rhine Gorge. One can find ideal conditions for active and passive leisure enjoyment in and around the cozy mountain villages.
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  • Bürgenstock

    One of the most beautiful views of Lake Lucerne and the surrounding mountains awaits you on the Bürgenstock. See it from the spectacular cliff path or from the Hammetschwand lift. The journey is also thrilling: travel from Lucerne by catamaran and cable car.
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  • Geneva

    Geneva is international. The European headquarters of the UN or the ICRC are located here. The city on Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) has a picturesque old town with many sights and beautiful parks. The fantastic mountain panorama around Geneva will amaze you.
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