They are numerous and unforgettable: Pay a quick visit to an enchanted castle or a first-class museum, gaze at breathtaking glaciers and stunning mountains, pass palm trees and grotti and so much more… The passion for discovery seems unstoppable, as countless other Swiss attractions offer unique experiences.

Famous landmarks everywhere you look: the variety of different sights to see in Switzerland is truly incredible. Discover glaciers, mountain worlds, rivers and impressive buildings. Or explore museums and institutions that especially symbolise our country’s identity.

Matterhorn – Symbol for Switzerland
The Matterhorn and Switzerland are inseparably linked to each other. The pyramid shaped colossus of a mountain, which is very difficult to climb, is said to be the most-photographed mountain in the world. The Klein-Matterhorn (“Little Matterhorn”), which can be reached via a funicular, lies adjacent to the Matterhorn.

The Rhine Falls
To stand high above Europe’s largest waterfall, feeling the roar and vibration of the water over one’s entire body – this can be experienced at the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen. By ship one can reach castles, the Rhine Falls Basin and even the mighty rock in the midst of the waterfall.

Aletsch Arena
Crystalline air, snow crunching underfoot and sunshine from early till late. A box seat view of Aletsch Glacier and clear views of the Valais’ prettiest four-thousand-meter peaks.

Creux du Van – Natural Spectacle
“Creux du Van”, a natural rock arena of immense proportions, is located at the border of the cantons of Neuenburg and Vaud. Impressive 160 meter high vertical rock faces surround a four kilometer long and over one kilometer wide valley basin.

Chillon Castle
Chillon Castle is located on a rock on the banks of Lake Geneva. The water castle is the most visited historic building in Switzerland. For nearly four centuries Chillon was the residence and profitable toll station of the Counts of Savoy.

Jungfraujoch
On the Top of Europe: A visit to the Jungfraujoch puts a jewel in the crown of any visit to Switzerland.

Ruinaulta
10,000 years ago, 100 billion cubic metres of rock thundered into the valley. Known as the Flims Rockslide, this event created the Ruinaulta, a canyon-like gorge in the Anterior Rhine Valley that can be reached on foot, over water, by train or by bike.

La Gruyère
The Gruyère region, with its rolling green landscape and the peaks of the Fribourg Pre-Alps, is home to the world-famous Gruyère cheese. The picture-book little medieval town of Gruyères is perched atop a small hill.

Appenzell
The village of Appenzell and the Canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden are situated in a singularly beautiful landscape of rolling hills. The region is known for rural customs and traditions such as the ceremonial descent of the cattle in autumn and cultural events such as folk music and rustic dances, as well as hiking tours in the Alpstein region

St. Moritz
St. Moritz is more than just a holiday resort. It was also the birthplace of Alpine winter tourism (in 1864) and has twice hosted the Winter Olympics. Nevertheless, St. Moritz first became famous thanks to its mineral springs, which were discovered 3,000 years ago and established the town as a summer spa resort early on.

Ascona
Ascona is Switzerland’s lowest lying town. It is located at 196 meters above sea level on the northern shore of Lago Maggiore, also called Lake Langen. Ascona is famous for its mild climate, its Old Town and a lake promenade which is dotted with street cafés and boasts a Latin ambience.

Pilatus
Maker of weather, dragon’s lair, home to giants and grave of rulers: Lucerne’s very own mountain, Pilatus, is one of the most legendary places in Central Switzerland. And one of the most beautiful. On a clear day the mountain offers a panoramic view of 73 Alpine peaks.

Fondation Beyeler
Year after year, people flock to Riehen from near and far to immerse in the art world of Hildy and Ernst Beyeler. They come to view the collection of works from classical modernism or one of the sensational exhibitions. However, the building designed by Renzo Piano and its park is worth the journey too.

Solothurn
Solothurn is regarded as the finest Baroque town in Switzerland, where Italian grandeur is combined with French charm and German practicality. The so-called «ambassador’s town» is at the southern end of the Jura by the River Aare, about 30 km east of Biel/Bienne.

Jet d’Eau
In Geneva harbour, known as “La Rade”, this water jet up to 140 m/460 ft high is a real eye-catcher. When you’re in the area, don’t miss the chance to have your photo taken with the fountain in the background… or shoot a selfie and send it there and then!

Kunsthaus Zürich
The Kunsthaus Zürich boasts Zurich’s largest collection of modern art and is renowned both for its permanent art collection and its temporary exhibitions. In addition to works by Alberto Giacometti there are also significant pictures by Picasso, Monet and Chagall as well as numerous contemporary Swiss artists.

Premium panoramic trains
Panorama trains delight with large windows, mountain and lake views and other scenic attractions.

Grand Tour of Switzerland
From palm-lined lakeshores to sparkling glaciers, from medieval villages to buzzing cities – the Grand Tour of Switzerland packs in an incredible number of sights. The concentration of attractions is unrivalled worldwide.

UNESCO World Heritage sites are witnesses to the history of earth and mankind. They tell the story of the country’s formation and are part of the Swiss identity. Each one of these places stands for authenticity, quality and diversity across generations.

Architectural works by Le Corbusier declared UNESCO World Heritage sites
Works of Swiss architect Le Corbusier named UN world heritage sites: UNESCO includes Corbusier buildings in seven countries in its list.

Pile Dwellings around the Alps
The series of “Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps“ comprises a selection of 111 of the almost 1,000 known archaeological pile dwelling stations in the six countries surrounding the Alps. (Switzerland, Germany, Austria, France, Italy and Slovenia). Of these, 56 are discovered in Switzerland.

UNESCO Biosfera Engiadina Val Müstair
High Alpine areas, wild roaring mountain streams, idyllic villages with their own cultural landscapes, colourful meadows teeming with life and mystical forests are all to be found in the UNESCO Biosfera Engiadina Val Müstair.

La Chaux-de-Fonds / Le Locle
The watchmaking centres of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle have been awarded World Heritage status by Unesco in Sevilla. The two neighbouring towns in canton Neuchâtel joined nine other Swiss sites that already benefit from the Unesco label, with the agency committee recognizing the merits of the region’s unique architecture.

Tectonic Arena Sardona
Knife-sharp and yellow: The seldom line along the rock face around the Piz Sardona marks the Glarus overthrust – a phenomenon of world interest. Here, older rock strata have edged their way above younger rocks.

Rhaetian Railway, Albula/Bernina
130 kilometres in one train. The Albula/Bernina railway line forms the heart of the Unesco World Cultural Heritage listing and is regarded as one of the world’s most spectacular routes. The UNESCO route itself covers 122 kilometres from Thusis to Tirano, passing 196 bridges, 55 tunnels and 20 towns along the way.

Lavaux, Vineyard Terraces
At 800 hectares, the terraced vineyards of the UNESCO region Lavaux form Switzerland’s largest contiguous vineyard area with terrace after terrace offering magnificent views.

UNESCO Biosphere Entlebuch
Seemingly endless moorlands, craggy karst formations and wild mountain streams make for special experiences and views. Switzerland’s first biosphere reserve offers natural beauty at its finest. Almost no other region in Switzerland has as many natural treasures as the “Wild West” of Lucerne.

Monte San Giorgio
Its summit offers up magnificent views and those inclined to scratch about on it will be left with the impression that marine fauna and other large animals once lived here.

UNESCO World Heritage Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch
The Jungfrau-Aletsch Region was chosen as the first Alpine UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2001. At its heart lies the mighty rock massif of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau and the glacial landscape around the Great Aletsch Glacier.

Bellinzona Castles
The three castles of Bellinzona are one of the main attractions in canton Ticino. Not only unique to the Alpine region; they also share a part on the prestigious UNESCO cultural world heritage list since the year 2000. The mighty walls, towers, battlements and gates of these imposing fortresses never cease to astonish visitors.

St. Gallen Abbey District
In St. Gallen you’ll find history at every turn. The city’s landmark is the Convent of St. Gall with its Baroque cathedral. The convent, including the library and monastery archives, was added to the Unesco World Heritage List in 1983.

Old City of Bern
Thanks to its well-preserved medieval townscape, the Old Town of Bern was entered onto UNESCO’s listing of World Heritage Sites in 1983.

Benedictine Monastery St. Johann
The internationally-renowned Convent of St. John in Müstair enjoys UNESCO World Cultural Heritage listing and owes its existence and uniqueness to Charlemagne. It is one of the few existing architectural examples from the Carolingian period.

The most comfortable and relaxing way of discovering Switzerland is by train, boat or bus. A panoramic rail trip through the Alpine scenery, a romantic boat trip on a river or an excursion with a nostalgic paddle steamer on one of the famous Swiss lakes can be an unforgettable experience.

GoldenPass Panoramic
The four distinct language and cultural regions are certainly among Switzerland’s best-known characteristics. The GoldenPass Panoramic links the German- and French-speaking regions and allows insights into Switzerland’s diverse cultural heritage – piece by piece.

Gotthard Panorama Express
A great experience of history come alive: The journey leads from Ticino along the historic Gotthard panoramic route to Lucerne. Welcome to the original Switzerland!

Luzern–Interlaken Express
Lucerne and Interlaken. Two of Switzerland’s most popular tourist destinations. But how best to get from one city to the other? Conveniently easy: with the comfortable Luzern–Interlaken Express.

Bernina Express
This panoramic train connects the north of Europe to its south – right through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Rhaetian Railway, passing by glaciers on its way down to palm trees.

Glacier Express
The journey in what has been dubbed the world’s slowest express train takes travellers across the Alps within roughly eight hours, passing through 91 tunnels and over 291 bridges.

Train Rides
Trains are not always just a means of getting from A to B. They are also a chance to see a different side of a country and its people. Switzerland’s most beautiful rail routes will comfortably and effortlessly bring you to places that you might never have discovered otherwise.

Jungfraujoch
On the Top of Europe: A visit to the Jungfraujoch puts a jewel in the crown of any visit to Switzerland.
For more than 100 years, the Jungfrau railway has been making its journey to Europe’s highest-altitude railway station at 3454 metres a.s.l. – right at the heart of the UNESCO heritage site “Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch”. All through the year, the cog railway runs steeply up through a tunnel to the Jungfraujoch from Kleine Scheidegg.

The tunnel leading up from the station Eigergletscher is seven kilometres in length and was built between 1896 and 1912. One stop within the tunnel offers spectacular views onto the glacier world outside through windows in the Eiger North Face. On the summit, visitors are greeted by a high-Alpine wonder world made of ice, snow and rocks. All of this can be marvelled at from the viewing platforms “Sphinx” and “Plateau” on the Aletsch glacier or from the “Ice Palace”.

Mountain railway trip on the Rigi
This ideal excursion mountain impresses visitors with a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view – onto Lakes Lucerne, Zug and Lauerz among others.

Schilthorn
The 2,970-metre Schilthorn offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and more than 200 other peaks.

Gornergrat
The best views of the Matterhorn are from the summit of the Gornergrat at 3,089m.The highest-altitude open-air cog railway in Europe operates all year round.

Grand Train Tour of Switzerland
A unique train tour combines the most beautiful panoramic lines and highlights of Switzerland. Explore the diversity of the Alpine nation on the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland.

Cable Cars and Mountain Railways
Cable cars, funicular railways and cog railways – you’ll find them all in Switzerland’s mountains. They not only bring hikers and winter sports enthusiasts to their starting points, but also transport those just wanting to escape the fog down in the valley to higher elevations.

Boat Trips
Aboard our boats, you will find a lot of comfort and be treated to sensational views of all the sights on the waterfront. Lake Lucerne offers cruises on historical steamboats, an innovative yacht or a modern catamaran.

Hike through restorative Swiss nature in summer, enjoy a boat trip through picturesque landscape or cycle along spectacular routes. In autumn, a season bursting with colour, sample autumnal specialities, wander through golden forests and watch the cattle make their traditional descent from the high pastures.

Autumn: holidays and excursions
Experience autumn in Switzerland in all its colourful glory. When the leaves turn golden yellow, orange and red, the cows return from their Alpine pastures adorned with flowers and seasonal specialities grace the tables, it can only mean one thing: the arrival of autumn. Discover one of Switzerland’s most colourful seasons.

Hiking
Discover the most beautiful hikes now. Switzerland is all about active recovery in pristine nature. Ascend a peak, hike through alpine meadows, explore a forest? You decide! Thanks to over 65 000 kilometres of waymarked trails, virtually every corner of Switzerland is waiting to be discovered. The paths are well marked and as varied as the scenery – in fact, they quickly become an end in themselves.

Bicycle & Mountain bike
Discover Switzerland in all its beauty on your bicycle. Over 12,000 kilometres of signposted cycling paths: the number alone is impressive. But what counts is diversity. Where else do touring bikers, leisure cyclists and e-bikers find so much diverse scenic and cultural beauty on such a small patch of country such as Switzerland?

Adventure & Sports Summer
Experience Switzerland on the golf course, at a highwire park, on a climbing wall or on inline skates. Snowy 4,000-metre peaks, raging torrents and breathtaking trails without end. Welcome to the outdoor paradise that is Switzerland! Whether on foot or on a bike, in the mountains, on water or in the air, if you like leading an active life, you’re in for a treat in Switzerland. Get inspired – and dive into the next adventure!

Zoo & animal experiences
Animal lovers listen up! You’ll be delighted by what Switzerland has to offer. Because you’ll have the chance to get to know a vast number of species, be it on a hike through lush fields and meadows or in the safety of a zoo or wildlife park.

Excursions
Encounter local wild animals, sample traditional delicacies and learn all there is to know about handicrafts and architectural witnesses to history in our country. And, if that is not adventure enough, you should absolutely explore our adventure and theme trails.

Swiss handicrafts
How do you make an Easter bunny out of molten chocolate? What conditions do you need for a cheese to ripen perfectly? Find answers to questions such as these as you witness the creation of some of Switzerland’s leading products.

Historical Switzerland
Switzerland’s castles and fortresses beckon with splendidly flowering gardens, airy battlement walkways and prodigious halls of knights. Take a trip back in time to view some long-gone everyday lifestyles.

Wide pistes, huge halfpipes, endless deep snow – all within quick and easy reach. Switzerland is the original winter vacation destination. Treat yourself to this winter upgrade. But where? Here are some tips from Switzerland Tourism and its partners.

Winter sports & ski resorts
We have our snow-capped peaks to thank for being made of one of the world’s most popular travel destinations. Up until this very day, our mountains still captivate skiers, snowboarders, tobogganers and other winter sports enthusiasts.

Winter destinations
No matter whether you want to push yourself to the limits or would rather relax: Switzerland is well worth a visit in winter too. The sheer diversity of things it offers not only guarantees plenty of fun and action – you’ll also be able to unwind and enjoy the good things in life.

The highest winter resorts
If you want to be sure of having plenty of snow, regardless of what the temperatures are down in the valley, it’s better to go to high-altitude destinations. There you can look forward to superbly prepared pistes and pristine power slopes.

Tiny winter resorts
Is peace and tranquillity more up your street than après-ski and socialising? Then consider staying in a less-known resort – be it a small ski area or picturesque winter village. We have plenty of them to choose from.

Family resorts
Go for a walk with the kids or stand by and watch them make their first attempts at skiing – you can do this in Switzerland as well. Some of our winter areas are just perfect for families and cater to their special needs.

I need a first time.
What would you like to try this winter? A 360-degree turn in a superpipe? A night in the Igloo Hotel? Or how about llama trekking with the whole family? Get some inspiration from our gallery of 100 great experiences and ensure an unforgettable winter highlight.

Ski and Snowboarding Holidays
Wide pistes, steep gullies, huge halfpipes. More than 200 ski regions offer everything the heart desires when it comes to winter sports. Here’s a selection of hand-picked recommendations from Switzerland Tourism and its partners.

Cross-country skiing
Whether in the midst of 13,000 competitors in the Engadin Ski Marathon or on the romantic hills of the Jura, over 5,000 kilometres of cross-country ski trails cater to everyone’s tastes.

Snowshoe and winter hiking
Snowshoe tours, winter hikes and hotel tips away from civilisation. Discover the magic of snow-covered forests and hills with these recommendations from Switzerland Tourism.

Tobogganing
Tobogganing is great winter fun for young and old. Go tobogganing or simply enjoy the landscape from the comfort of a mountain hut. Our tobogganing runs offer plenty of adrenaline and superb views.

Family vacation
A thousand surprising discoveries, 31 great Kids Hotels, 21 excellent family resorts, one country: Switzerland is a truly unique adventure playground for all those who want more than just the seaside, who want more originality, and authenticity, more variety and more family fun! Here, everything is just around the corner and nothing is closer than pure enjoyment. Welcome to Switzerland!

Upgrade Your Ski Day!
Winter lovers will be able to enjoy Switzerland’s mountains even longer. Purchase a day or multi-day ticket and you will be able to use the destination’s full mountain railway service from 3 p.m. on the day before, free of charge.

Christmas in Switzerland
Twinkling lights, enticing aromas, Christmas music and a magical ambience: Switzerland shows a truly special side in the run-up to Christmas. Amble over a Christmas market, enjoy a fondue in a tram, relax in the spa or whizz around an ice rink – Switzerland has something for everyone in the run-up to Christmas.

Ice rinks
With its frozen lakes, and both natural and artificial ice rinks, Switzerland has plenty to offer those who enjoy silently gliding across the ice.

Given their relaxing ambience, they might at first appear rather placid. But do not be deceived: our towns and cities are truly vibrant. With their varied cultural offerings, fun experiences and shopping possibilities, they bring together the best within a very small area.

City Breaks
Swiss cities never fail to impress visitors by their scope. Nowhere are attractions, cultural centres, innovative gastronomy, insider’s tips and new favourite places in such close proximity as in Switzerland. Explore our cities like Zurich, Basel and Geneva on foot and discover their charm and authenticity. City breaks are a brief escape from everyday life – and our Swiss Boutique Towns are perfect for the occasion. Swiss towns and cities offer a wealth of unparalleled variety in a very compact space. It becomes an unforgettable experience for visitors if they can see the town through a local’s eyes.

Old towns
Where beauty takes centre stage: you’ll find picturesque squares and medieval alleyways in virtually all of our cities. So it’s hardly surprising that the old town of our capital has been conferred UNESCO World Heritage status.

City tours
Looking to learn a brief history of a place and its people? Our city tours are just the ticket. If you are lucky, our guides may even share one or two secret tips with you!

City parks
Swiss cities are renowned for their virtually rural character. No wonder given their glorious parks and idyllic gardens. So it’s hardly surprising that they also captivate nature lovers and those seeking relaxation.

Architecture
A trip through Switzerland is at the same time a journey through various eras of architectural history. The buildings you encounter along the way bear witness to both the rich history of our country and its impressive present.

Museums
Switzerland is proud of its diversity of museums: Thematically they range from art and culture, to history, customs and crafts, and to many other peculiarities which will amaze and amuse visitors. Art and culture of the highest level is not all that awaits you in our museums. You are spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding where to go next time the weather is bad. However, we wouldn’t be at all surprised if you can’t wait for a rainy day to pay them a visit.

Art & Culture
With its wealth of top exhibitions and events, Switzerland is a veritable paradise for all lovers of contemporary art and culture. Why is Lausanne Switzerland’s dance capital? Why is Zurich home to one of the world’s most important poster collections? And why did Picasso give three paintings to Basel as a gift? Switzerland is brimming with cultural surprises.

Shopping
As well as being home to big-name brands and chic boutiques, our shopping districts are also bustling with markets selling fresh produce, crafts and second-hand clothes. And if you can’t find what you are looking for there, try one of our malls or shopping centres.

Are you looking for the wedding destination of your dreams? Switzerland is the perfect choice. The breath-taking scenery offers the ideal background for your ever lasting memories, a large choice of locations ranging from castles on the lake shore surrounded by palm trees, to mountain huts in the eternal snow, to an estate in the vineyards or a park of a romantic hotel with style.

Discover news about Switzerland as a wedding destination, be updated on what’s going on and learn more about how to plan a wedding. Our wedding experts regularly post updates for you.

Perfect destination weddings.
Inspiration for a three days program in Engadin, Lake Geneva Region and Ticino.
Start your Swiss wedding with an intimate get together with your family, plan an unforgettable symbolic ceremony followed by dinner and party in a unique location and spend the last hours with your beloved during a very special brunch. All this with plenty of excursion options for your guests and family.

Switzerland aims to become a dream destination for romantic weddings.
Wedding planners from all corners of the globe discovered the advantages of Switzerland for organising and staging romantic weddings during a trip arranged by Switzerland Tourism in the Lake Geneva Region and the Bernese Oberland. Montreux Riviera, Lausanne, Gstaad, Spiez, Thun and Interlaken were just some of the stops on their trip from 28 September to 1 October 2019. As well as discovering scenery and infrastructure, they also shared their expertise with members of the Organization of Swiss Wedding Planners. This was one of the features of the trip that they most appreciated.

Wedding planners
Our aim is to give you the perfect day you have always wished for. The engaged – Wedding Planning quality label is where you will find professional, modern and innovative wedding planners who will help you plan your big day without any additional fuss, as well as assisting you on the wedding day itself.

Wedding photographers and videographers
Take time to get the best pictures of your life: the beautiful landscapes of Switzerland offer the perfect background for your wedding photographs. Be it pre- or post wedding or covering all the emotions of the most important day of your life, a photo shoot in Switzerland will make for incredible memories that you and your partner can cherish.

Wedding activities
The diversity of Switzerland and the short distances from cities to lakes and mountains allows you and your guest to experience the contrasts of Switzerland at the occasion of your wedding.

Grand Tour of Switzerland
From palm-lined lakeshores to sparkling glaciers, from medieval villages to buzzing cities – the Grand Tour of Switzerland packs in an incredible number of sights. The concentration of attractions is unrivalled worldwide.

From palm-lined lakeshores to sparkling glaciers, from medieval villages to buzzing cities – the Grand Tour of Switzerland packs in an incredible number of sights. The concentration of attractions is unrivalled worldwide. Discover Switzerland at your own pace on a road trip.

The Grand Tour of Switzerland takes you on an easy road trip through the most spectacular areas and past the most beautiful highlights of our country. Discover the most attractive offers and book your dream route now, including overnight stays – it couldn’t be more straightforward!

Grand Tour Highlights
The highlights along the Grand Tour of Switzerland including 11 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Overnight stays on the Tour
Relax after a day of touring packed with highlights.

E-Grand Tour
The Grand Tour of Switzerland is the world’s first road trip for electric vehicles. A dense network with over 300 charging stations ensures power over the entire route and consequently guarantees comfortable and clean driving pleasure over 1600 km.

The magic of beautiful places
As well as taking in 45 top attractions, the Grand Tour of Switzerland passes by a multitude of hidden gems – such as many places listed in the Federal Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites (ISOS). We’ve picked a selection of 20 villages to whet your appetite. You can learn more about these fascinating places here.

Get around
Switzerland by train, bus and boat: The way of travelling that is as exciting as it is relaxing. Swiss public transport carries travellers away to the most fascinating panoramic routes, the most beautiful mountain summits and the most romantic boat tours.

Switzerland by train, bus and boat: The way of travelling that is as exciting as it is relaxing. Swiss public transport carries travellers away to the most fascinating panoramic routes, the most beautiful mountain summits and the most romantic boat tours.

Grand Train Tour of Switzerland
A unique train tour combines the most beautiful panoramic lines and highlights of Switzerland. Explore the diversity of the Alpine nation on the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland.

Premium panoramic trains
Panorama trains delight with large windows, mountain and lake views and other scenic attractions.

Mountain excursions
Swiss mountain railways take visitors to magnificent views as well as delightful and relaxing stays.

Theme routes
On the theme routes: experiencing typical Swiss landscapes and traditions with all senses.

Scenic routes
High time for a journey through lesser-known Switzerland – by train, bus and boat.

Mountain railways Excursions
Switzerland with its majestic Alps is predestined for mountain excursions. There are snow covered peaks with panoramic viewpoints, thousands of hiking trails and many other alpine highlights. What’s best? The journey to the top is an attraction in itself, be it onboard a cogwheel train, a cable car or the world’s steepest funicular.

Gornergrat
The best views of the Matterhorn are from the summit of the Gornergrat at 3,089m.The highest-altitude open-air cog railway in Europe operates all year round.

Jungfraujoch
On the Top of Europe: A visit to the Jungfraujoch puts a jewel in the crown of any visit to Switzerland.

Mountain railway trip on the Rigi
This ideal excursion mountain impresses visitors with a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view – onto Lakes Lucerne, Zug and Lauerz among others.

Schilthorn
The 2,970-metre Schilthorn offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and more than 200 other peaks.