Travel highlights Switzerland

Bern
Switzerland’s capital is a beautiful medieval city with a history dating back to the 12th century. The picturesque old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spread throughout the city you will find colorful medieval fountains and the famous clock tower, Bern’s number one landmark. The clock was built in 1530 and is still working today.

Geneva
The hometown of the European headquarters of the United Nations is a very international and lively city. It is right at the banks of Lake Geneva, one of the largest lakes in Europe, and close to the terraced Vineyards and the Alps.

Interlaken
Once the watch making center of Switzerland, Interlaken today is a great trekking point for tourists. The city offers great views and lends itself as base camp for all outdoor activities in the mountains surrounding Interlaken. From Interlaken you have excellent train and bus connections to the mountain sights.

Lausanne
Lausanne is one of the largest cities in Switzerland. It is mostly known as Olympic Committee headquarters. Here you also will find the ‘Musee Olympique’, the Olympic Museum, where you can learn everything to know about the Olympics. Furthermore Lausanne is a picturesque city with lovely 17th and 18th century houses, wine yards and magical views over Lake Geneva and the mountains.

Lucerne
Lucerne is another beautiful city you must have seen while staying in Switzerland. The combination of the old architecture of the town, the uniqueness of the Kapellbrücke and the amazing views on Lake Lucerne and the mountains make this city a true highlight of Switzerland.

Zurich
Despite being one of the biggest and wealthiest cities in Switzerland, Zurich has a small-town charme. Enjoy the advantages of a big town like great nightlife, beautiful art and excellent food in the idyllic environment of the old city center surrounded by mountains and the Zürichsee.