Aletsch Glacier
The largest glacier in the Alps, a river of ice 20 km long, sweeping down from the Jungfrau region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The largest glacier in the Alps, a river of ice 20 km long, sweeping down from the Jungfrau region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lucerne's covered wooden footbridge, built in the 14th century, crosses the River Reuss diagonally, with painted panels under its roof and the stone …
A medieval castle on a rock in Lake Geneva near Montreux, one of the most visited historic monuments in Switzerland.
The highest railway station in Europe at 3,454 m, reached by a cog railway that tunnels through the Eiger.
A deep glacial valley with sheer rock walls and 72 waterfalls, including the Staubbach Falls, which drop 300 m right beside the village.
Terraced vineyards rising steeply from the shores of Lake Geneva between Lausanne and Montreux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, created by monks in the…
The Matterhorn, 4,478 m, is the most famous mountain in the Alps, rising alone above the car-free village of Zermatt.
A mountain above Lucerne, 2,128 m, with sweeping views of the lake and the Alps.
A turquoise mountain lake at 1,578 m beneath huge cliffs and waterfalls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Bernese Oberland.
Switzerland's capital has a remarkably preserved medieval old town on a loop of the River Aare, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with 6 km of covered ar…
Geneva is a small city with good cycle lanes, and once you leave the city limits the roads are quiet and scenic.
The 'slowest express train in the world', an 8-hour scenic journey between Zermatt and St.
A mountain above Grindelwald reached by a gondola, with the First Cliff Walk, a steel walkway pinned to the cliff face, with views to the Eiger's nor…
Europe's most powerful waterfall, where the Rhine thunders 23 m over a rocky ledge 150 m wide, near Schaffhausen in northern Switzerland.
The oldest national park in the Alps, founded in 1914, in the Engadine valley of eastern Switzerland.