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There is a very special charm to a guided tour of this disused iron mine.

Experiental learning is one of the most powerful and effective ways to learn.

Discover the magical world of papercutting. Under the guidance by an experienced course leader, you will create your first artistic papercutting. The prerequisites for the fine details are patience and precise work. Each work of art created is framed and becomes a souvenir. The cure not only teaches traditional artistic handicrafts, but also creates an inspiring environment to strengthen teamwork.

The River Aare between Uttigen and Bern is extremely popular for all kinds of boat trips, offering an alternative route into the Swiss capital. The water-meadow landscape is an enchanting and secluded wilderness amid the densely populated countryside.

Lake Maggiore extends from the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland far into the Italian regions of Piedmont and Lombardy. Thanks to its mild climate, there is lush, Mediterranean vegetation along its shores. In the hinterland is a wild and romantic mountain landscape with breathtaking views.

Overlooking the vineyards, facing the lake and Mont Blanc, Domaine de la Capitaine welcomes you for an aperitif with a visit to the cellar.

Who has what it takes to be a farmer? Show your skills in typical Swiss posts.

Let our garden inspire you. It’s amazing what will grow at 1,450 m above sea level Our hands-on gardening experience invites you to try herbs, vegetables and berries and to put your green fingers to the test right away. Learn exciting facts about the plants and other inhabitants of a garden packed with life.

The “Train des vignes” (vineyard train) runs on a fantastic route through the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, the landscape high above Lake Geneva designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, with views of the Savoy and Valais Alps.

A guided tour through the area around the Langstrasse.

Fun and adventure in the magnificent Jura Forest, about 10 kilometers from Solothurn.

Exploring the city of Zürich from the water is a unique and exciting way of sightseeing, in one of Switzerland's most vibrant cities. Join us and discover the beautiful sights from a new and certainly thrilling perspective,

Put on your hiking boots and set off on a nature adventure.

Explore the city of Zurich from a different perspective ‒ in the course of an active leisure pursuit of a very special kind!

Geneva, Jet d'Eau, Flower Clock and then what? Discover all the secrets of the city with guides from Geneva Tourism!

Discover a local brewery!

Create and experience the proverbial "domino effect" with 110'000 dominos in all colours.

Malts, in addition to water, hops and yeast, are necessary ingredients for beer production. BeerLab and the Malteria Ticinese offer a unique experience trail where you can learn about the entire beer production cycle: from field to bottle.

Over hill and dale with billy goats in the fascinating nature of the Upper Engadin. What could be more perfect than exploring nature and the Engadin with a flock of goats and learning lots of exciting facts about the people, the valley and the goats?

Directly overlooking the Lake Schiffenen dam you discover a magical place with religious past. The cave open to visitors today, which measures a total 120 meters in length, was carved out in the rock by two hermits around 1700. Here, visitors find themselves walking over fossils and sandstone dunes from prehistoric times.

Creativity, team spirit, and above all fun and a certain air of nostalgia are the essence of this very special ‘Grand Prix’. Teams are presented with a basic frame and various additional materials, and have to work together to produce a colourful, working Go-cart. The culmination of this intensive team-building phase is the Eiger Grand Prix in which the handmade ‘racing cars’ will take to the course, and where the spectators can appraise the cars on their appearance, cruise control, and of course, their ability to pass the chequered flag! An inspiring competition for teams with a passion for driving and a sense of adventure!

In the middle of the city, the bees are busy. During the discovery tour, participants see first-hand why this animal is so important to us and nature.

Steamboats operate scheduled services on eight of Switzerland's lakes today. Thanks to donations, the “Stadt Zürich” and “Stadt Rapperswil” have also been saved from the scrapyard. The two paddle steamers were renovated between 2003 and May 2006, and are now in use almost every day.

In Zurich’s first city dairy, visitors gain an insight into this fascinating craft and even get to make their own Swiss cheese.

Guided tour of the alphorn factory in Habkern

Enjoy the combination of an entertaining city tour and culinary delights that will indulge your mind and body at the same time.

In the heart of Switzerland, just a stone’s throw from the capital Bern and set amid a paradisiacal park, lies Baroque Castle Jegenstorf. Inside, the former Bernese patrician country estate boasts all kinds of treasures and gems, with tales to take visitors of all ages on a magical journey back in time.

In St. Gallen you'll find history at every turn. The city's landmark is the Convent of St. Gall with its Baroque cathedral. The convent, including the library and monastery archives, was added to the Unesco World Heritage List in 1983.

The Alpine Foundation for Life Sciences is located in Olivone (Blenio valley). Their goal is to support, coordinate and promote education and research in the field of biosciences.

The Kaserne Basel is the largest centre in north-west Switzerland for the free contemporary theatre, dance and performance scene and for innovative popular music.

The biggest shopping center in the french part of Switzerland

Swiss watches are much more than a luxury item. This becomes obvious to all who travel to the Neuenburg Jura, to La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle on the historic day in honor of the watchmaking industry. They gain insight into the secrets of the art of watchmaking.

As a highly efficient overall system, the Forsthaus energy center converts waste, regional wood and natural gas into electricity, steam and district heating. It plays a major role in ensuring that Energie Wasser Bern implements the decision of the Bernese electorate and can phase out nuclear energy by 2039.

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Outlet shopping – more than 160 brands at irresistibly affordable prices