Discovering Switzerland
On this page you will find all the destinations and places we visited in Switzerland. From a touristic point, Switzerland is commonly divided into geographical macro-areas. Each macro-area is defined by common landscape types, natural characteristics, language or culture. Whether you are a couple, single or part of a large family, let yourself be inspired by reading our stories and choose your next destination in Switzerland!
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Destinations
Christmas in Zurich, tradition and modernity
- Travels
- Zürich region
Zurich is modern and cosmopolitan, welcoming and open, but has not forgotten its traditions and the most authentic Swiss spirit. For this and many other reasons, Christmas in Zurich is probably one of the most fascinating in Switzerland. We have been there and here is our travel report. Read more...
Basel, a wonderful Christmas market in Switzerland
- Travels
- Basel & Aargau
Located just across the border, Basel has a cosmopolitan and international character. But at Christmas time, the city is simply home to the largest and most atmospheric Christmas market in Switzerland. We've been there and here's our travel report. Read more...
A day in Rapperswil-Jona and Ufenau on Lake Zurich
- Travels
- Zürich region
Rapperswil-Jona is a charming town in the canton of St. Gallen, on Lake Zurich. This area is perfect for a spring or summer weekend, when the rose gardens bloom in town. We were here on a bright April day and in this article we tell you about our visit. Read more...
Walking tour in Ticino: the three castles of Bellinzona
- Travels
- Ticino
Bellinzona, the capital of Ticino, welcomes you with a friendly spirit, the warm colors of its historic city center and its medieval fortifications, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. Here is the report of our visit. Read more...
