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The first visitors bathed in the salubrious springs on Mt. Rigi 600 years ago. Since July 2012 the bathing tradition has been restored to new life in the Mineral Baths & Spa Rigi-Kaltbad.

This Lake District can be experienced in the manner of the eco-museums: the objects are not to be found in a building, but in the landscape, in their historic as well as contemporary context.

“The Magic Mountain” made Davos world-famous. In 2024, the 100th anniversary of the novel was celebrated. In 2025, Thomas Mann will remain in the spotlight as his 150th birthday inspires numerous literary and cultural events. The settings and historical background of the novel continue to offer fascinating insights into this unique literary success story.

Climb the 365 steps and you will be rewarded with an unforgettable view of the town of Fribourg.

On the peak dominating the Rochers de Naye valley, this high-altitude botanical garden with magnificently laid-out rock gardens has a rich collection of specially-cultivated plants, in addition to its reserve containing over 600 varieties of native plant life.

Exciting and multifaceted adventure playgrounds in the midst of an imposing mountain landscape ensure an entertaining and unforgettable hiking experience on the 6 km long play trail section of the hiking trail.

Now there’s even more reason to book a skiing holiday! All children aged 17 or younger can enjoy free group lessons at the Swiss Snow Sports School in Arosa when you spend at least two nights at a selected hotel or holiday apartment.

Discover the peninsula on Lake Biel, the former Cluniac priory and traces of prehistoric and Roman occupation.

Red deer, ibex, chamois and marmots abound in Val Trupchun in the Swiss National Park, a paradise for animal watchers. Lucky visitors may also spot bearded vultures or golden eagles. Some 500 red deer live in Val Trupchun during summer; their cries echo through the valley during the September rutting season. Guides accompany guests for 6-7 hours, showing them the animals through a telescope.

An emblem of Zurich, the nostalgic Polybahn links the old town with one of the most beautiful viewing terraces high above the city.

Hohenklingen Castle has been towering above the charming town of Stein am Rhein since the year 1200. The renovated castle attracts visitors interested in history as well as connoisseurs.

This great experience starts right when guests step into the coaches of the nostalgic cog railway. And the higher the train climbs, the more breathtaking becomes the mountain view that reveals itself.

Graubünden’s Safien Valley boasts the world’s first solar-powered ski lift. The 450-meter long facility transports snow sports enthusiasts and simultaneously produces solar power.

Our spacious hotel park, home to magnificent old trees, features four bird nesting boxes. The hotel is also located directly on the shores of Lake Thun, where we have our own small harbour. Every year, we place a wooden raft there, offering a nesting spot for coots. A beehive, insect hotels, and other nature-focused initiatives are also in the planning stages.

The old town area of Biel/Bienne is a real gem. With its mediaeval buildings and squares, pretty shops and culinary specialities, this magical district is full of surprises and tasty treats. Whether architecture, culture, history or gastronomy – the old town scores high for variety. Biel is also the largest bilingual city in Switzerland. Here, the German-speaking and French-speaking parts of Switzerland become one.

In the Snowli Kids Village organized by the local ski school, even the youngest of the small fry can take their first steps on skis in a simple terrain suitable for children.

Christmas markets, Advent concerts and fairytale trams: Zurich is simply magical at Christmas time. The whole city is bathed in warm light, the scent of cinnamon and mulled wine fills the air and Christmas carols can be heard everywhere. Many small shops offer the opportunity for extensive shopping. And of course there are also various Christmas markets.

The region around Nendaz has managed to preserve its traditional heritage while also offering guests all modern holiday facilities. The area is full of fascinating reminders of a rich past.

Biking in the snow? The snowbike enables you to do so. This novel bike has two skis joined one behind the other rather than wheels.

The Trafo Baden, originally a transformer assembly hall dating back to the 1920s, is a prime example of effective building conversion in conjunction with new construction.

The Jorasse piste in the Meilleret region (connected with the Villars-Gryon station) is the perfect place for going around the bend! It permits skiers plenty of beautiful curves while aiming to perfect their skills.

Passing the frozen Sulsbach Waterfall, this 4-kilometer toboggan run leads from Sulwald down to Isenfluh.

In summer, the Kleinbasel banks of the Rhine are the place to be! Only those that have ventured into the Rhine can truly understand the soul of the city. Thousands of people cool off by leaping into the refreshing water during the warmer months of the year.

The SnowPark Flumserberg is located below the Prodkamm summit in sunny terrain.

Makes the eyes sparkle! The Rue du Rhône is the luxury shoppers’ paradise where the most prestigious brands vie with one another in elegance and style. The biggest names in the worlds of watchmaking, jewellery and fashion all converge here. You'll need at least half a day to resist this bevy of temptations!

Soaring high above Lugano in a hot air balloon and marvelling at the beautiful landscape.