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How did people live in days of old when knights were bold? The eventful history of the castle acts as a prism through which you can learn a lot about the region and the people who have lived here for centuries.

The last time the Glyssibach River in Brienz hit the headlines was in 2005. Since then, new protective structural measures have been put in place at various points along the river. The themed trail explains how the man-made interventions work and offers an insight into exciting facts about the Glyissibach River.

With the opening of the Lötschberg basis-tunnel the journey from Zurich or Basel to the canton of Valais was reduced to 2 hours.

In the traditional sausage class "Appenzeller Siedwurst wursten" you will learn (almost) everything about the Siedwurst. What makes it so special, what is it about the wooden skewer, how do you enjoy the Siedwurst? The master butcher will reveal the secrets and you will make your own sausage. Enjoy the speciality in the lovely restaurant "Metzgerstube" in Appenzell.

The Tessanda (hand weavers) in the Val Müstair (Münstertal) now has 18 looms and employs 8 people.

The perfect stroll through the old town to see the most important highlights of the city of roses - Rapperswil.

Mario Botta’s church in Mogno at the back of Maggia Valley represents human rebellion against the white death. It is an architectural masterpiece to aid against forgetting.

For a business or family outing or for time spent with friends, the Moulin de Sévery welcomes you to an authentic, picturesque setting.

Your sustainable journey to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.

The Benedictine Monastery, built in 1120, forms the center of Engelberg. To date there are still approximately 30 monks living and working in the Engelberg monastery.

Magnificent cruise on Lake Léman aboard a boat with lateen sails.

This distinctive venue with 8 open beers, over 300 different cocktails and some 200 spirits leaves nothing to be desired.

From Kandersteg via the winemaking region of Valais with its famous mountain peaks to the picturesque Lake Geneva Region – this tour reveals the rich contrasts of French-speaking Switzerland, between eternal snows and landscapes of Mediterranean charm. Route on the Switzerland map

Work with your team to create an ephemeral work of art that blends harmoniously into the landscape.

Avoid food waste and try out new recipes: on this cooking course, amateur cooks learn to cook creatively using leftovers and food waste.

A mobile teambuilding activity where teams collaborate and communicate to create an enormous interconnected multi-canvas artwork reflecting your team’s goals & values.

Explore the history and paths of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with your certified guide.

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?

Wedding trips and trips for special occasions in Engadin and Graubünden.

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

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

Discover a local brewery!

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

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.

Guided tour of the alphorn factory in Habkern

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

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.

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.

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?

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.

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

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

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