This cosmopolitan city is an excellent romantic escape. Whether strolling around Lake Zurich or trying out different dishes (don't forget the famous fondue), this place has something for everyone.
In the town of St. Gallen, you can find the beautiful Abbey of St. Gall. Founded in the 8th century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site contains one of the oldest medieval libraries in the world.
With only one national park in the country, this one is definitely worth visiting. Located by the southeast boarder with Italy, this place has it all for the perfect Swiss hike.
For travelers looking to ski or snowboard in the Swiss Alps, this small town is the ideal location. You will be hitting the slopes with incredible mountain views.
Known as the world’s most photographed mountain, you can reach it from the skiing resort of Zermatt. And for an extra adventure, challenge yourself to climb it!
Located in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland, beautiful Bellinzona offers the best in food and culture. You'll find a lot of Italian influences and plenty of charming piazzas.
Located on the shores of Lake Thun and surrounded by impeccable nature, you can find the magical Oberhofen Castle. Dating back from the 13th century, this is one of the most breathtaking sites in Switzerland.
Keeping it high altitude, don't skip a visit to the breathtaking Jura Mountains. While you're there, you can also visit incredible viewpoints for the best panoramic sights.
Having hosted the Winter Olympics twice, St. Moritz is the original Alpine skiing resort. With fancy hotels and excellent restaurants, this place offers the ultimate Swiss winter experience.
The birthplace of the esteemed Art Basel event, this town is a must-visit for the art lover. Don't forget check out Kunstmuseum Basel, which houses the country's largest public collection of art.
Located in Lucerne is the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe, from the 14th century. The interior of the Kapellbrücke contains artwork from the 17th century, depicting important events in Swiss history.
Connecting Switzerland to Italy, this remarkable railway spans 80 miles (130 km) including one of the country’s most photogenic regions, the Graubünden Mountains.
With palm trees and Italian being spoken, you could easily forget that you're in Switzerland. Nonetheless, this is also the perfect getaway to the warmer side of the country.
Known for hosting its popular jazz festival, this charming town features an enchanting waterfront promenade with flowers and trees, as well as plenty of medieval buildings.
The capital of Switzerland is home to many historical and cultural sites. From the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town to its many museums, there is always something to see in Bern.
High up at the Schilthorn summit, you can find amazing views over the Jungfrau and the Jura mountain range. You can even catch a glimpse of Mont Blanc in the distance.
Located at the Lauterbrunnen Valley, known as the "Valley of the 72 Falls," is the Trümmelbach Falls. These are the largest series of subterranean waterfalls in Europe.
Home to seemingly endless natural beauty as well as a rich cultural history, you will be astonished by the amount of places worth discovering in the small but mighty nation of Switzerland. From the hilltops of the Alps to charming towns, the country is truly a unique destination.
Browse through this gallery to discover some incredible Swiss locations, and start planning your next trip!
