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Drei Weieren (Three Ponds) are an oasis of peace in the middle of the city. The ponds, which were originally built by the monastery for their water needs with their art nouveau bath houses, are a popular destination for outings and as swimming spot.

Explore the historic centre of Zurich on this guided tour.

In the Graubünden region, the scavenger hunt is available in Davos, Lenzerheide and Flims Laax Falera. The fox has laid its trails between the Alps and mountain lakes. Whether navigating waterfalls, teasing out clues from local animals or sniffing cheese, the fox has devised many puzzles that will definitely keep teams interested.

Ice skating, curling, curling and ice hockey: Trü offers something for every ice lover!

When they go on the digital Clà Ferrovia scavenger hunt, detectives of all ages can test their sleuthing skills throughout the Canton of Grisons/Graubünden. Using the Clà Ferrovia app, you can collect Clà points and win some great prizes. Expect some knotty riddles and exciting games!

Guests experience first hand the detective story by looking for a trail of clues in Langnau village in the Emmental Valley. Visitors solve the case of “the fake Emmental cheese”.

The first recorded pilgrimage to Ziteil (2434 m above sea level) took place in 1580.

Along an ancient trade path, the «Puntins Ots Uina» adventure and culture trail leads through the Val d'Uina valley; a small and wildly romantic side valley in lower Engadine. A path characterized by attractive via ferrata passages as you make your way up and over the history-steeped way.

The narrow, cobbled streets of Zürich's Old City were once home to many key figures in the Swiss Reformation. Their former residences and businesses are not open to the public, but most bear German historical markers. An easy walking tour encompasses them all.

The romantic Gibloux hills around the villages of Sorens, Marsens and Romanens, not far from Lake Gruyère, are ideal for cross-country skiing.

Zurich is a fashion hotspot and home to a multitude of well-known fashion labels. From Freitag bags and Tiger-Fink slippers to Viu glasses, Zurich is the birthplace of numerous fashion labels.

The Château de Prangins was built in the 18th century by Louis Guiguer, a Swiss banker living in Paris, and has hosted illustrious guests from Voltaire to Joseph Bonaparte.Overlooking Lake Geneva, this beautiful listed building is home to the Swiss National Museum.

Our insect hotel is nestled beneath a large conifer – a natural haven where many insects and spiders feel particularly at home. With this insect hotel, we offer shelter, nesting sites, and overwintering opportunities for a wide range of species, actively supporting biodiversity and contributing to a healthy ecological balance. It's also a fascinating place for children to observe and explore, helping them develop a playful yet meaningful awareness of the vital role insects play in our ecosystem.