Zurich

Switzerland

Zürich, Quai Bridge, overlooking Lake Zurich, Switzerland

Zermatt

Valais

Vals

Grisons

Switzerland | Accommodation Vals | The Aficionados

Adelboden

Canton of Bern

Adelboden | Travel, Hotel & Ski Guide to Switzerland

Engadin

Grisons

Engadin, Switzerland, photo by Mike Rabensteiner

Engelberg

Canton of Obwalden

Explore Engelberg | Mount Titlis, Snowboarding, Skiing & Hiking

Canton of St. Gallen

Switzerland

Canton of St Gallen | Travel Guide to the Best of Switzerland in Europe

Thun

Canton of Bern

Thun, Lake Thunersee, Switzerland, mountains, Oberhofen castle, snow and sunset, photo by Samuel Ferrara

Valais

Switzerland

Valais, Hotels, travel, Swiss, Switzerland, Dents du Midi, Valais, Rhône Valley, ski, Photo by Vladimir Nordmann

Grisons

Switzerland

Engadin, Grison, Switzerland

Bergell

Grisons

Bergell/Val Bregaglia | Graubünden/Grisons | The Aficionados

Switzerland

From the land of snow-peaks, well-crafted watches and political neutrality comes an experience of almost unparalleled natural beauty. A mix of 4 languages and cultures, this alpine country is bordered by France, Germany, Italy and Austria, and enjoys the superior sliver of the Alps. Here, breath-taking scenery is just a backdrop for the best skiing in the world. Take advantage of the snow with mountaineering activities on the soaring peaks of the Matterhorn and Zermatt or frolic in the winter wonderland playgrounds of Vals, Flims, Bergell, Engadin and Thun.

This includes the Zumthor Therme baths in the picture-postcard ski village of Vals, which is sandwiched between St. Moritz and Chur in Graubünden. 
This indulgence of the senses, paired with creative brilliance and sophisticated sensibilities, make Switzerland home to one of the world’s most influential cultural events: the Basel Art Fair. For one week each year, curators, gallerists, heiresses and artists descend on this Swiss city to buy, sell, and enjoy. Not to be left off this illustrious list Zurich and Bern are also celebrated for their superior design, architecture and breathe-taking backdrops.

There are many ways to traverse Switzerland, from high-altitude cable cars to sleek roadways. But we recommend Switzerland by train, which will take you through rolling hills and farmlands, quaint towns such as Engadin, scenic vineyards, snow-covered peaks and forests, and even directly through the rocky facades of the mountains themselves. Not only that, but it's easy, with fantastic networks spanning out from both Genèva and Zurich airports.

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