All social programs - Summer

There is no need to book an expensive flight to San Francisco to take a look round a former prison.

Gourmets can discover the culinary aspects of Zurich on a guided walk through the trendy Zurich-West quarter.

The Aviation Museum features old aircraft, engines, weapons and much more.

In Crans-Montana even the youngest visitors are given great attention. Grown-ups too can let off steam and experience the ultimate adrenaline rush.

What was Zurich like around 1400, who lived here - and what did it smell like? Who took care of the sick? What did healing mean? Who helped women give birth? This tour is about the great adventure of getting through life in times past.

Because Etivaz is best when the freshest milk is used, this cheese from Canton Vaud is made directly on the alp - spectators are more than welcome.

The Amazing Race is the first real-time photo rally! Over 50 photo missions are waiting to be solved. A healthy dose of exercise and challenge combined with lots of fun will create a unique digital team experience.

On the 24 km² lake up to 145m deep and seldom warmer than 20°C between the steep rock faces of the Churfirsten mountains and the Sardona region, passenger boats run all year round, although in winter the service is limited to the connection from Murg to the remote town of Quinten.

With your private guide, follow the thread of parks and gardens through Lausanne and discover some unexpected delights in one of the greenest cities in Europe.

The historic funicular railway takes you up to the top station at 2453 m above sea level, where you can enjoy an unforgettable view of the magnificent snow-covered, indescribably vast valley. While the last rays of the sun bathe the Engadin in a golden glow, you will be served traditional dishes of the region. At about 11 p.m., the last cable-car will take you back down to the sea of lights that is the village.

Right at the very heart of Central Switzerland, shared by cantons Zug, Schwyz and Lucerne, lies Lake Zug - Switzerland’s tenth largest lake.

The Kambly Experience at Trubschachen is an exciting venue for the senses, where visitors can discover the secrets behind the art of baking quality biscuits, explore the origins of Kambly and savour moments of sweet delight.

A variety of team challenges with the potential to unlock positive emotions are on offer in the heart of the fascinating Jungfrau mountain region.

A hunt for some special Basel treasures awaits you. Equipped with a city map, a list of assignments and a Polaroid camera, you’ll get to experience a side of Basel that only a few know about. On the “Street Art” city treasure hunt, you’ll find street art that is sometimes pretty well hidden, solve tricky puzzles and find your way to the goal together with your group.

Records and sporting achievements are important, but it's together that we can achieve the greatest Olympic Games.

“Dropping 600 metres into the valley below, the Engstligen Falls are a natural spectacle in a class of their own.”

60 years after the last cheese left the Alpine peak of Nova, the Alpine Dairy in Pontresina is producing once again cheese in the traditional way on this idyllic mountain. The Alpschaukäserei (cheese factory), with its stunning views of the Bernina Massif, is situated not far from the Morteratsch Glacier. Watch the cheesemaker at work as you sample his handiwork with your brunch or Zvieri (afternoon snack). The Sennerei Pontresina cheese dairy's Glacier Fondue counts as an insider's tip. Purchase their products in summer or winter.

Team spirit is fostered and strengthened on the tennis courts, before rounding off the event with dinner prepared by the Seehaus kitchen.

With its gentle hills stretching as far as the Magadino plain, the Bellinzona e Valli region is packed with historical highlights. A leisurely e-bike tour through this impressive landscape is a particularly tempting prospect, especially when combined with the opportunity to sample the regional cuisine.

Energie Zukunft Schweiz («energy future Switzerland») offers tours behind the scenes and show, how drinking water is produced in different Swiss cities.

Visit Europe’s largest indoor rope adventure park at the Grindelwald Sport Centre...

Discover the most exciting Escape Games in the middle of Zurich, Winterthur and Lucerne!

Discover the magnificent Neuenburger Lake on an attractive tour. Enjoy nature, gentle waves, peace and fine food. With a surface area of 217 km2 the Neuenburger Lake is the largest lake on Swiss territory.

In the time-honoured Entlebucherhaus in Schuepfheim, you can get a taste of the traditional Entlebucher cultures, learn a yodelling song, show team spirit at a traditional costume dance or try to elicit a few notes from the alphorn.

Since September 2015, LAC (Lugano Arte e Cultura) has been an impressive platform for contemporary creativity from southern Switzerland. The building by Ticino architect Ivano Gianola offers visitors art across 2500 square metres and a modern theatre and concert hall with space for 1000 guests.

Discover the fascinating world of golf with your employees or customers. Under the qualified guidance of the experienced golf professionals, you will make your first tee-offs in a scenically beautiful location and be introduced to the secrets of golf.

The excursion up to Titlis - the only accessible glacier in Central Switzerland - is a real treat. The gondola Titlis Express leads up to the intermediate station. Then Titlis Rotair, the World's first revolving cablecar, continues all the way to the top.

Enjoy a culinary experience consisting of team spirit, fun and sightseeing!

The cheese shop in Leysin is where traditional cheese is handmade under the "Le Leysin" label, using wood fires. The shop also acts as a small museum, presenting unique tools and equipment from a bygone alpine age.

Explore the glacial landscape up close on the Glacier Experience Trail on the Diavolezza in Pontresina.

Perched high above Lake Constance and nestled in large parklands, this elegantly furnished castle was once the residence of the last emperor of France. In what is now the Napoleonic Museum, the original furnishings have been preserved, and the palace gardens have recently been restored.