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Thanks to their proud architecture, the Engadine houses with their mighty stonewalls and funnel-shaped windows are impressive at first glance. Their soul, however, lies in their artistic decorations, the Sgraffiti.

Winterthur can be heard - visitors may explore the Old Town of Winterthur on their own and at their own pace while equipped with headphones, audio guide and map.

Creating electricity from water is wonderful technology: hidden in the mountains, built for generations and absolutely safe. A pleasure for visitors to experience.

The visitors get an insight view into the watch factories and join workshops in the heart of the «Swiss watch making» region.

Harvesting cherries, apples, pears and damsons requires enormous manual effort and a lot of time. You can officially help local growers in the Aargau Jura to pick these delicious fruits.

Create exquisite chocolates with the finest truffle and praline fillings or even make your own chocolate bars and figures from yummy Swiss chocolate. miniSchoggi makes all this – and much more – possible.

Nestled between hills, vineyards and Lake Thun, Spiez opens up a door to another world. In the lovingly designed toy museum, visitors can embark on a journey into the world of childhood from times gone by.

Parc de Mon Repos, a true haven of peace and relaxation in the heart of the city of Lausanne, is an ideal place to play, go on walks, meditate, and simply watch the world go by. The country house built in the centre of the park in the 18th century was regularly visited by Voltaire, who also staged several theatrical performances here.

The Zentrum Paul Klee Museum combines art, music and creativity under one roof. In the undulating architecture of Renzo Piano, you will be immersed in the painter's work. Children create their own art in the Creaviva studio.

Located in the heart of the city, opposite the Museo d'Arte, Lido Riva Caccia features a floating wooden deck that rocks gently to and fro like a boat.

The exhibition is devoted to the thing that has made this valley famous far beyond Switzerland: minerals.

For the first time ever, the great mysteries of the world are available at one location to be experienced and sensed.

Discover our classics with a tasting of 3 or 6 vintages. Depending on the season, we'll introduce you to our world, our flavours and our passion.

Cross-country skiing and working as a team can be beautifully combined in Engadin Samnaun: “Kurz krampfa, lang laufa” (work hard, ski harder!) is the name of the service offered to companies wanting to host a special team event with their employees.

Perfect conditions for the ski stars of tomorrow! Our youngest guests kick off their skiing careers here in the Snow Garden.

Come and immerse yourself in the world of wine. During the wine tasting you will learn more about the carefully selected wines in the Bindella vinoteca.

The Halen estate lies in a forest clearing near Bern. The 1950s terraced house concept was a contemporary response to the then widespread unstructured development of rental apartment blocks. The Atelier 5 architects drew their inspiration from Le Corbusier and from Bern's historic core with its rows of houses and continuous covered walkways.

Sometimes all it takes is a small house to make a big difference: at TCS Camping Solothurn stands an impressive insect hotel. Originally intended for wild bees, it has long since become a lively meeting place for a wide variety of insects. Exactly who has moved in remains their little secret. What is certain is that the hotel is well used and shows our guests how valuable even a simple refuge can be for nature.

Not only is the location at 3,000 metres above sea level exceptional – the building itself is also very special. It was designed by star architect Mario Botta and offers indulgence of the highest order over three floors. Perfect for an exclusive start of the day.

The Échappée Jurassienne long-distance hiking trail is a relaxing hike that lets you sample local products along the way.

The geological formation in the Clemgia Gorge with its green serpentine interspersions is particularly fascinating. The narrow trail wends its way above the Clemgia up to the end of the gorge, leading alternately through mixed forests and across craggy Bündnerschiefer (slate formations typical of Graubünden).