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Switzerland
Regions and cities
Located in the heart of Europe, Swiss regions impress with their varied regions and cultural diversity. Forests and meadows, lakes and rivers, as well as imposing mountains characterize the landscape. Enjoy extensive hikes, sporting activities, and relaxation in nature. Charming cities such as Fribourg, Bern, and Lucerne combine tradition and modernity, while Zurich, Basel, and Geneva have an international flair.
Regions and their highlights
Fascinating views, culinary highlights, or excursions into nature: There are no limits to experiences in Switzerland, with each region having its very own charm.
Salut and Allegra, Grüezi and Ciao
Switzerland has four national languages: French, Romansh, German, and Italian. Whether the vineyards of Lake Geneva, the Mediterranean atmosphere in Ticino, the rustic valleys in the Bernese Oberland, or the national park in Graubünden: each region tells its own story in its respective national language.
Bernese Oberland
The Bernese Oberland is dominated by snow-capped peaks and rural traditions. The region is known for its stunning panoramas, charming mountain villages, and winter sports.
Highlights: The Swiss Alps with the Jungfraujoch and other famous peaks – an experience at any time of year.
Graubünden
Graubünden is a large Swiss vacation region. From rugged mountains to idyllic valleys, you can experience impressive landscapes. Graubünden is also a hotspot for outdoor adventures and wellness.
Highlights: The National Park with its untouched nature and the picturesque train ride on the Bernina Express.
Jura and Three Lakes Region
Natural landscapes with dense forests and gorges, picturesque lakes, traditional villages, and historic towns characterize this region in western Switzerland. Ideal for outdoor activities and nature lovers.
Highlights: Bike tours and water fun on Lakes Biel, Neuchâtel, and Murten, hikes in the Jura, and the historic watchmaking town of La-Chaux-des-Fonds.
Northern Switzerland
Northern Switzerland delights with its rolling hills and picturesque banks of the Rhine. Discover the historic monasteries of St. Blasien and Wettingen or stroll through charming Schaffhausen.
Highlights: Der Rheinfall bei Schaffhausen und die Altstadt von Basel.
Eastern Switzerland
Like something out of a picture book: Eastern Switzerland with its many green hills, wide meadows, and Lake Constance; the region is known for its textile tradition, rustic tradition, and innovative gastronomy.
Highlights: The Säntis and the Appenzell Alps.
French-speaking Switzerland
Salut et Bonjour! Gentle hills, vineyards, and charming towns along Lake Geneva as well as culture and enjoyment take center stage in French-speaking Switzerland.
Highlights: The Lavaux wine terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Lausanne Cathedral.
Lake Zurich region
Around Lake Zurich you can enjoy idyllic landscapes, interesting small towns, and the proximity to vibrant Zurich. The region is ideal for hiking, recreation, and water sports.
Highlights: The panoramic Uetliberg mountain and the historic towns of Rapperswil and Küsnacht.
Ticino
Ticino combines Italian flair with a Swiss down-to-earth character. The region guarantees a Mediterranean climate, beautiful lakes, and Ticino specialties such as polenta with Luganighetta sausage.
Highlights: Lake Maggiore, Monte San Salvatore, and the old town of Bellinzona with its UNESCO World Heritage castles.
Valais
Wallis, known for its sunny valleys, is a paradise for nature and sports lovers. Here you can discover the famous Matterhorn, quaint Valais villages, and local wine production.
Highlights: The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps. Skiing fun is guaranteed in Valais during the winter months.
Central Switzerland
Central Switzerland impresses with its imposing mountains, lakes, and rich history. Traditional villages and cultural treasures bring the origins of Switzerland to life.
Highlights: Mount Rigi, the "Queen of the Mountains" and Lake Lucerne with its historic steamboat ride.
Cities and their highlights
From medieval Bern to vibrant Zurich and multicultural Geneva – each city has its own charm and unique character. As different as Swiss cities are, they all have countless highlights: impressive sights, culinary delights, unforgettable experiences, and much more.
Basel
Basel is a cultural mecca with a lively art scene and numerous museums. The Rhine and the cafés along the river give the city a special flair.
Highlights: the Fondation Beyeler in Riehen, Basel Zoo, and Basel Cathedral.
Bern
The capital of Switzerland is a real gem with its old town protected under the UNESCO and cozy atmosphere. Bern combines history and cultural diversity in a relaxed way.
Highlights: the Rose Garden and Zytglogge Tower in the Old Town, and the River Aare in summer.
Geneva
Geneva is home to many international organizations and is characterized by elegance and cosmopolitanism. The city is located near the French border on Lake Geneva.
Highlights: The Jet d'Eau fountain and the International Red Cross Museum.
Interlaken
Interlaken lies between Lakes Thun and Brienz and is a mecca for adventure seekers. It serves as a starting point to the Alps in the Bernese Oberland.
Highlights: the Harder Kulm mountain located right at the town, the Ballenberg open air museum, and skiing in the region.
Lausanne
Lausanne's urban lifestyle and great location directly on Lake Geneva make the city a must-see. Lausanne is home to the International Olympic Committee and has a lively cultural scene.
Highlights: The Olympic Museum and the old town with its cathedral.
Lugano
Mediterranean Lugano invites you to take a stroll along the lakeside promenade, Italian lifestyle included. Lugano is the cultural center of Ticino.
Highlights: Monte Brè and the Parco Ciani.
Lucerne
Lucerne, the gateway to Central Switzerland, boasts a beautiful location on Lake Lucerne and a historic old town. The city is also known for its art and music.
Highlights: The Chapel Bridge and the Swiss Museum of Transport.
Montreux
Montreux is jazz, jazz is Montreux: the city on Lake Geneva with its luxurious atmosphere is perfect for the famous annual jazz festival. Strolling and enjoying along the Riviera is guaranteed all year round.
Highlights: Chillon Castle and the lakeside promenade.
St. Gallen
The university city of St. Gallen is known for its rich textile history and the Abbey Library, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Highlights: The Abbey Library and the open air festival in summer.
St. Moritz
The world-famous winter sports resort of St. Moritz is synonymous with glamor, sport, and a unique mountain world. Every season offers exclusive experiences.
Highlights: The frozen Lake St. Moritz and a ride on rails with the Glacier Express from St. Moritz to Zermatt.
Zermatt
Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn is car free and a paradise for alpinists and nature lovers. Luxurious chalets and gourmet restaurants are also to be found.
Highlights: Skiing in Zermatt and the Matterhorn Museum.
Zurich
Zurich combines cosmopolitan flair with Swiss history. It is the economic center of Switzerland and rich in art, culture, and nightlife.
Highlights: The Old Town and the Kunsthaus Zurich.
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