Mountains

The Schönenbodensee nestles in an idyllic location amid lovely scenery in a protected moorland zone.

Who has what it takes to be a farmer? Show your skills in typical Swiss posts.

The snappiest piste in or near Gstaad is located on the Wasserngrat. Marked in black, the Tiger Run is the region’s steepest slope and has a huge average gradient of 45 degrees. When reaching the end of the run, skiers are in no doubt as to where their thighs are located.

The 10 kilometres of cross-country trails between Täsch and Randa are a popular choice for fans of the classic and skating styles. The well-groomed area of the Matterhorn cross-country ski trail offers various sections. The terrain at the bottom of the valley near Täsch is rather flat.

Try windsurf or Stand-up paddle sessions and enjoy a stunning view of Geneva’s lakefront!

The Collection de l’Art Brut showcases a one-of-a-kind collection of “outsider art”, produced by self-taught social outcasts, such as psychiatric hospital patients and prisoners.

Under the name of the "Capricorn Centre", an innovation and innovation centre for nature and culture, language, research, hunting and regional development is being set up on the Schamserberg. The ibex (sign of Capricorn) is the symbolic focus.

Ein Hotspot für alle Freestyler: Denn auf den Kicker-Lines oder der Rail-Line des TFI Snowparks kann man sich so richtig austoben.

The "New York Times" recently compared the Quartier des Bains to the Big Apple’s district of SoHo. Sure enough, this former working-class district is colourful, cosmopolitan and full of life.

It’s dark. Only along the toboggan run in Elm do floodlights light up the night. This tobogganing by night, accompanied by fondue and raclette, makes for real winter evening fun. It takes place three times a week during the winter months.

The unspoilt countryside of Visperterminen, the Heida wine village at the entrance to the Visper valley, which lies 1,378m above sea level, is a paradise for walkers and offers a fantastic view of the gleaming white 4,000m peaks of the Valais and Bernese Alps.

No matter whether you’re on a classic sleigh, a racy bobsled or a sledding saucer, there is guaranteed fun for all ages here.

Our barmen will be pleased to welcome you and share the secrets of a successful cocktail.

The highest situated coffee roasting plant in Europe - Café Badilatti Discover how coffee came to be roasted here. Not only its location, but its level of coffee production is set on a high level. During an approx. hour-long guided tour you can not only visit the roasting plant and taste a number of different blends but will also get to know more about the fascinating and sensual world of the stimulating black coffee bean in the firm’s own coffee museum “Caferama”.