Ascona Ascona lies in a spectacular sunny bay on Lake Maggiore. It’s one of the best loved and most exclusive tourist destinations in Switzerland.... read more
		Benedictine Abbey in Einsiedeln In the newly restored Benedictine Abbey you will find the Lady Chapel with the Black Madonna. Those who love nature and sports... read more
		Bern - The Capital of Switzerland In 1191, the year in which the city of Bern was founded, Count Berchtold V of Zähringen commanded nobleman Cuno von Bubenberg to build... read more
		Brig - Brig is worth a journey all year long Briga dives - the fortunate Brig The capital of the German-speaking part of Valais has a healthy and dry climate, one of the region´s... read more
		Geneva The first traces of human civilization in Geneva, discovered on the shores of Lake Léman, date from around 3000 BC. The hill of the... read more
		Grimenz Val d’Anniviers is a valley which runs from Siders towards the south. Stargazers can visit the observatory François Xavier... read more
		Grindelwald A valley in the Bernese Oberland, and one of the chief resorts of tourists in Switzerland. It is shut in on the south by the precipices... read more
		Gstaad GSTAAD – twinned expertly with Cannes – is an odd place. You’d think, from the high profile of its name, that it would be some... read more
		La Chaux-de-Fonds La Chaux-de-Fonds, the traditional watchmaking town, is the highest town in Europe and lies 1,000 metres above sea level. It is also... read more
		Lausanne Lausanne, the capital of Canton Vaud, lies on Lake Geneva in the French-speaking area of Switzerland. It is Switzerland's fifth... read more
		Lucerne - The heart of Switzerland An hour south of Basel and Zürich, and boasting invigorating mountain views, lake cruises and a picturesque old quarter, LUZERN... read more
		Lugano Lugano is the biggest city in Ticino, the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland. However, it is not the cantonal capital. (The capital... read more
		Maienfeld, Village and house of Heidi She often walked to Rofels and on the Alp Ochsenberg above Maienfeld (nowadays called Heidialp-Cottage). She could not help but be... read more
		Montreux - Where the Jazz Festival takes place Only history can explain the area of Montreux and the town with its rich aspect. The large avenues, business centers, hotels, gardens... read more
		Saas Fee Lying in the next-door valley to Zermatt, SAAS-FEE is often overlooked, mostly because it doesn’t have any train access. However,... read more
		Schaffhausen with Munot fortress The imposing Munot Fortress, Schaffhausen's landmark built by its citizens from 1564-1589, towers above the medieval town of Schaffhausen.... read more
		Sion The town is dominated by the famous hills of Valeria and Touribllon. The cathedral accommodates a rare yet famous gem, the world's... read more
		Solothurn Solothurn, Switzerland's most attractive Baroque town, marries Italian magnificence with French charm and with the down-to-earth Swiss-German... read more
		St. Gallen St. Gallen is the capital of the canton of the same name, in north eastern Switzerland. It lies in a valley between two ranges of... read more
		St. Moritz - The must place to be St. Moritz (San Murezzan to the Romansh-speaking natives) has been an international resort for as long as anyone can remember. In the... read more
		Stein am Rhein Stein am Rhein is a municipality in the canton of Schaffhausen in Switzerland. The town has a well-preserved mediæval centre, retaining... read more
		Winterthur Winterthur is the second largest town in Canton Zurich. It lies on the river Eulach, about 28 km (17 miles) north east of Zurich.... read more
		Zürich - The largest town in Switzerland Numerous lake-side settlements from the Neolithic and Bronze age have been found, such as those in the Zürich Pressehaus and Zürich... read more
		Zermatt A mountain village at the head of the Visp valley and at the foot of the Matterhorn, in the canton of the Valais, Switzerland.... read more