Group Excursions

Welcome to Mendrisiotto, the southernmost region of Switzerland, known for its wine and gastronomy culture and for producing high-quality wines.

The natural wilderness is just a few steps away from the old town of Montreux. The La Baye de Montreux River flows through the gorge from the foot of Rochers-de-Naye into Lake Geneva.

The Romansch name “Mistail” comes from the Latin word “Monasterium” and means “monastery”. Mistail is just one of many historically significant churches in Parc Ela. Grand murals in four layers grace the inside of this beautiful church.

Gain insight into the world of coffee - In the micro roastery El Imposible Roasters, visitors can learn about green coffee, participate in the coffee roasting process, and taste different kinds of coffees in their various forms of preparation.

Experience the world of flavors of wine and cheese.

Make your boyhood dreams come true as an apprentice fireman on the legendary Brienz–Rothorn mountain railway!

The Grossmünster is an Evangelical Protestant church in the Old Town of Zurich and the city's landmark. The view from the church towers is spectacular: far across Lake Zurich to the Alps.

Hagenwil Castle is one of the best preserved moated castles in Switzerland and was first mentioned in the 13th century. For over 200 years, it has been owned by the Angehrn family, who run a restaurant in the castle and produce their own wine.

Experience the world of culinary and table culture.

Experience first hand how ERZ, Zurich Disposal and Recycling Services, turns burnable trash into CO2 neutral thermal heat and environmentally friendly electricity.

With its gigantic dimensions, the cave hole in the Muota Valley sets a new world record: no other cave system in the world is as deep or as long.

The Treasure Chamber of the Principality of Liechtenstein is located in the heart of the Liechtenstein capital, Vaduz. The little museum exhibits unique treasures that are closely associated with Liechtenstein and that cannot be found anywhere else in this form and combination.

Bring Your Team Together for a Day of Inspiration and Action on Sustainability! Looking for the ideal setting to bring your team together around the topic of sustainability? Come to the stunning Lavaux region for a purpose-driven, full-day workshop at the Le Baron Tavernier seminar centre.

It is often the simple things in life which provide the most pleasure – such as a cup of freshly ground coffee.

A visit to the toy museum in Riehen is an unforgettable experience for toy lovers. The museum houses European toys from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Discover the landscapes of the Jura on board a historic train and experience a train attack by cowboys on horseback.

The high tower of St. Martin's Church dominates the Chur landscape.

Domaine Bertholet has belonged to a family of winegrowers and winemakers for four generations. We create our wines using (environmentally friendly) integrated production methods on grapes from a little over three hectares of traditionally grown vines. Our wines are guaranteed free of mixes or chips.

Swing the wooden spoon together as a team.

At the Open-Air Museum Ballenberg you can explore over 100 historic buildings from all over Switzerland. What stories do these buildings tell? Try out old crafts, get up close and personal with our farm animals, browse through the specialty shops and stop off at the cozy restaurants.

The fine art of ageing cheese in natural sandstone caves: This is where you can discover a world of delicious specialities and find out how the tasty Kaltbach-Cheese is produced.

Switzerland’s most visited museum showcases the past, present and future of mobility with interactive and varied exhibits. In addition to the museum, unique attractions found nowhere else in Switzerland, such as the film theatre, planetarium, Swiss Chocolate Adventure and Media World, are just waiting to be discovered.

Discover the world's most amazing stalactite caves in Lorzentobel near Baar. Young and old are enchanted by fairy-tale rock formations in the Hell Grottoes Caves.

La Chaux-de-Fonds is more closely associated with watches than perhaps any other town or city. Located at an altitude of 1,000 metres above sea level, its streets are laid out in a chessboard pattern. This successful symbiosis between urban development and the watchmaking industry has led to the city being designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. La Chaux-de-Fonds is also the birthplace of Le Corbusier.

Dive into the world of cocktails as a team.

Enjoying the wind in one’s face and the perfect view: first on the open funicular – rumbling and bumping just as it did 120 years ago – and then on the rooftop deck of the futuristic CabriO aerial cableway.