Wild Animal Parks

A variety of team challenges with the potential to unlock positive emotions are on offer in the heart of the fascinating Jungfrau mountain region.

The Kambly Experience at Trubschachen is an exciting venue for the senses, where visitors can discover the secrets behind the art of baking quality biscuits, explore the origins of Kambly and savour moments of sweet delight.

Take a turn on the natural ice field Guarda, in the original Lower Engadine mountain village, on a sunny plateau, high above the valley.

Villa Negroni is one of Ticino’s most important villas. One of the reasons is the valuable expansive garden surrounding the villa. There is a clear division into two contrasting elements: an Italian flower garden and an English-style park.

Generations of connoisseurs have been enjoying our tasty treats since 1895. We take pride in our attention to detail, select our raw materials carefully and ensure that we meet our social and environmental responsibilities.

The magnificent limestone cliffs of Creux du Van (“van” means rock) form a rocky circle almost 200m high with a circumference of 1.4km. Together with the Areuse Gorge, the site has been a nature reserve since 1876. Upstream is Val-de-Travers, known for its terroir, history and numerous activities. Staff from the tourist information point at Noiraigue Station will be happy to provide more information. And, on its south side, the summit of Creux du Van also offers stunning views of the Alps.

Two large Kneipp facilities in Grächen promote active relaxation for young and old. A successful diversion for the entire family!

The lake above Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland nestled at nearly 1,600 meters above sea level in a valley basin. Because it is surrounded on three sides by high mountains, it is one of the coldest sites and a popular destination on the winter map of Switzerland.

The Marmot Trail on Betelberg Mountain leads from the Leiterli top station to the Stoss midway station (3 km, approx. 1.5 hours.)

Winter fun with ice skating, Bavarian curling and ice hockey

Support the team directly in the kitchen of the Restaurant Sens at Hotel Vitznauerhof, or enjoy the breathtaking location directly on the lake.

Unusual, and all the more appealing for it: explore the snow-covered mountains around Lake Maggiore on touring skis and then relax under palm trees.

Records and sporting achievements are important, but it's together that we can achieve the greatest Olympic Games.

A hunt for some special Basel treasures awaits you. Equipped with a city map, a list of assignments and a Polaroid camera, you’ll get to experience a side of Basel that only a few know about. On the “Street Art” city treasure hunt, you’ll find street art that is sometimes pretty well hidden, solve tricky puzzles and find your way to the goal together with your group.

The secluded Triebguet Frischluftbar is located directly on the Limmat River, with views of the Old Town. Enjoy a relaxing stroll or bicycle ride along the pathway or a convivial evening with friends for an after-work beer.

The Fägnäscht in Rorschach (SG) is Eastern Switzerland’s largest indoor playground. Not only can children from one to twelve years of age play here, but it’s also a great place for mom and dad.

The typical Walser Alps lie on the west side of the Vals mountain village; to where the gondola cableway climbs to 1817-meter altitude. The Gadastatt lies at the foot of the Dachberg mountain.

Opened in spring 2007, the wine trail is an ideal way to discover the Valais and birthplace of some delightfully palatable regional wines.

Since time immemorial, the Simplon Pass has been one of the main Alpine thoroughfares linking northern and southern Europe. Well preserved sections of the old Stockalper trail and impressive structures from various epochs bear witness to its eventful past.

Visit the wine cellar and enjoy a tasting at Rimuss- und Weinkellerei Rahm AG.

At the National Museum Zurich, you can explore Swiss history from archaeology to the present day – visit permanent and special exhibitions, take part in guided tours and workshops and discover a collection of over 870,000 objects.

The Aare is the longest river lying entirely within Switzerland. Between Biel and Solothurn, it offers perfect conditions for canoeists.

A 3.4 kilometer-long hike in the path of water - with a circular hike on the Fürenalp.