City tours

A stopover in the Middle Ages. Discover the medieval town of Yvoire and its flower-filled lanes, one of France’s most beauIful villages.

This culinary tour of the Old Town of Chur is extremely popular. It is the perfect way to blend culture with culinary delights - gspunna guat!

Basel offers a wide variety of art and urban discoveries in the public arena.

Past and present: this exceptional tour through classical Lugano is packed with surprises for visitors. Historic figures appear along the way, presenting scenes from the past in entertaining ways.

Join us for a humorous walk through dark times.

Explore the architectural history of La Chaux-de-Fonds, and you’ll find that the starring role belongs not to the city but to its most famous son, Charles-Edouard Jeanneret – better known as Le Corbusier.

Olivier is a watchmaker and a passionate cyclist. He sings while he cycles. Olivier enjoys Geneva’s compact size as well as its social and cultural mix. He describes the district of Villereuse as a hidden gem with authentic streets and buildings. He is also a fan of Eaux-Vives – mainly for its restaurants and bars.

The best way for individual guests and locals to discover this UNESCO World Heritage city.

Experience Basel with locals. To be abroad, yet feel at home. To be a foreigner, yet amongst friends. Not to be treated as just another tourist but as a welcome guest.

Raphaël sums up Lausanne as “the Côte d’Azur of Switzerland, where everything is close together and you can enjoy an incredible panorama.”

Bellinzona boasts untouched natural surroundings, an old town and castles. Locals like Valentina flock to the colourful markets selling local Ticino specialities. “It livens up the historical centre of Bellinzona and brings me into contact with local farmers.”

Stories of the lives, loves, passions and sufferings of the women of Solothurn

Who was the real Wilhelm Tell? Follow the trail of the Swiss national hero and freedom fighter to find out, in the historic landscapes around the southern shores of Lake Lucerne: at Rütli, the birthplace of the nation; at the Schillerstein rock; the Tell Chapel, the Tell Monument and the Tell Museum.

During the city tour, visitors visit such world famous attractions as the Chapel Bridge with the octagonal Water Tower, the Jesuit Church and KKL Lucerne.

Get to know Bern at a leisurely pace and without effort from the comfort of a three-wheeled rickshaw.

Solothurn is known as the most beautiful baroque city in Switzerland, renowned for the architecture favoured by the ambassadors of the King of France who resided here from 1530 to 1792 – hence its epithet of the “City of Ambassadors”.

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.

1519 – the year that changed Zurich. Ulrich Zwingli became lay priest at Zurich’s Grossmünster church, putting Zurich at the heart of the Reformation. He also paved the way for a social welfare system, the core of which remains unchanged to this day.

Zofingen was turned into market and administrative center as far back as the Middle Ages.

Discover Geneva on this bus tour as you visit "International Geneva", Geneva’s main tourist attractions and the Old Town.

To mark the 100th anniversary of the Rhaetian Railway’s Chur-Disentis route, let conductor Gion Gieri take you through the Alpine City on a humorous guided tour with a host of surprises in store for you.

The Geneva Watch Tour through the Old Town offers an entertaining journey through the realm of watchmaking.

Are you ready for the most thrilling paper chase in Switzerland?

Baden, the heart of the old Swiss Confederation.

“If you love cinema, the south of Switzerland and life in general, Locarno is the perfect destination.” Luca enjoys watching the people come and go while sipping a coffee under the archways.

How did past generations of Badeners organise their lives? How did our ancestors’ eating and drinking habits develop? This window into olden-day society includes visits to various venues in order to sample aperitifs (food and drink).

Basel has some impressive urban art and a lot of exciting things just waiting for you to discover them. The work of national and international graffiti and street artists can be admired in many places throughout the city.

The artist/painter Herbert Audriaz devises a different-themed route every year, with the help of hundreds of children and his team.

A city tour with a difference: more than 70 public artworks reveal the creative side of Lausanne, from the concrete sculpture on the lawn and the joyful fountain to the imaginative subway.

The Old Town, directly adjacent to the steep slopes at the edge of the forest, seems to be hidden at almost unattainable heights. Yet this quaint neighborhood is just ten minutes from the lakeside.

The “Neuchâtel à la Belle Epoque” city tour immerses visitors in the city at the beginning of the 20th century and regales them with exciting stories such as that of the young Marthe Robert.

Winterthur is Switzerland’s bicycle city. One of Katja’s favourite places to visit is the Sulzerareal, a former industrial site turned hip district that brings together people from all walks of life. For her, one of the city’s top culinary highlights is Bachtelstein cheese from the Töss Valley.