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BEST TIME TO VISIT
Mar - May & Sept - Nov
CURRENCY
Swiss Franc (CHF)
AVG COST PER DAY
$300
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Europe’s largest waterfall near Schaffhausen, viewing platforms, boat rides, and impressive natural spectacle.
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Luxurious alpine resort for winter sports, spas, and summer hiking amidst stunning mountain scenery.
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Switzerland’s medieval capital with UNESCO-listed old town, the Zytglogge clock tower, Bear Park, and riverside walks.
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Lakeside town famous for its annual jazz festival, Château de Chillon fortress, and terraced vineyards along Lake Geneva’s Swiss Riviera.
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Europe’s highest railway station with glaciers, ice palace, and panoramic Alpine views accessed by scenic cogwheel trains.
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Switzerland’s largest city offering vibrant nightlife, old town charm, art galleries, and lakefront parks.
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Cosmopolitan city on Lake Geneva known for international organizations, Jet d'Eau fountain, museums, and shopping.
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A hub for adventure sports and exploration between Lakes Thun and Brienz, with easy access to Jungfrau region for hiking, skydiving, and boat cruises.
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Medieval wooden Chapel Bridge, cobblestone streets, lakeside promenade, and gateway to Mt. Pilatus and Mt. Rigi. Ideal for culture and nature lovers alike.
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Iconic alpine village with viewing opportunities of Switzerland’s most famous mountain, the Matterhorn. Activities include skiing, hiking, and taking the Gornergrat railway for panoramic views.
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Braided Swiss bread enjoyed on Sundays and holidays, soft, slightly sweet, and golden crusted.
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Alpine macaroni gratin with potatoes, cheese, cream, onions, and apple sauce on the side.
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Healthy breakfast of rolled oats, grated apple, nuts, lemon juice, and condensed milk, invented by Swiss doctor Maximilian Bircher-Brenner.
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Renowned worldwide, Swiss chocolate includes artisanal pralines and famous brands like Lindt, Toblerone, and Cailler.
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Thinly sliced veal cooked in a creamy wine and mushroom sauce, typically accompanied by rösti, representing Zurich’s culinary heritage.
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Crispy potato pancake often eaten for breakfast or as a side, sometimes topped with cheese or eggs.
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Melted cheese scraped over boiled potatoes, gherkins, onions, and pickled fruit, a popular dish in mountain regions.
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Melted Swiss cheese served with cubes of bread for dipping in a traditional caquelon pot. A cozy alpine dining experience.
Craft your perfect Swiss escape, tailored to your pace and passions. From serene lakes to snow-dusted peaks, design a journey that feels entirely your own.
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Uncover fascinating facts and lesser-known stories that make Switzerland so unique — from its multilingual heritage to its record-breaking landscapes and timeless traditions.
Four Languages, One Country
Switzerland has four official languages — German, French, Italian, and Romansh, each giving its regions a distinct culture, cuisine, and charm.
World’s Longest Train Tunnel
The Gotthard Base Tunnel stretches 57 kilometers beneath the Alps, connecting northern and southern Europe in just 20 minutes.
A Land of Lakes
With over 1,500 lakes, Switzerland’s landscapes shimmer everywhere you go — from the serene Lake Geneva to the turquoise waters of Blausee.
The Birthplace of the Red Cross
Founded in Geneva in 1863, the Red Cross began Switzerland’s long-standing legacy of neutrality and humanitarianism.
Chocolate Capital of the World
Swiss chocolate isn’t just famous; it’s part of daily life. The average Swiss person eats nearly 10 kilos of it every year.
Precision Perfected
From luxury watches to spotless trains, Swiss craftsmanship is world-renowned — a reflection of the country’s deep respect for quality and detail.
Four Languages, One Country
Switzerland has four official languages — German, French, Italian, and Romansh, each giving its regions a distinct culture, cuisine, and charm.
World’s Longest Train Tunnel
The Gotthard Base Tunnel stretches 57 kilometers beneath the Alps, connecting northern and southern Europe in just 20 minutes.
A Land of Lakes
With over 1,500 lakes, Switzerland’s landscapes shimmer everywhere you go — from the serene Lake Geneva to the turquoise waters of Blausee.
The Birthplace of the Red Cross
Founded in Geneva in 1863, the Red Cross began Switzerland’s long-standing legacy of neutrality and humanitarianism.
Chocolate Capital of the World
Swiss chocolate isn’t just famous; it’s part of daily life. The average Swiss person eats nearly 10 kilos of it every year.
Precision Perfected
From luxury watches to spotless trains, Swiss craftsmanship is world-renowned — a reflection of the country’s deep respect for quality and detail.
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