Switzerland
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Bern
Walk along the arcade sidewalks of The Old Town and visit the famous Kunstmuseum to take a look at more than 51000 exhibits of art. Take a tour of The Einstein Museum and the Historical Museum of Bern and visit Einstein Haus too. Luxuriate the panoramic beauty of nature at Rosengarten and admire the architecture of Berner Munster also. Check out the breathtaking intricacy of the Clock Tower of 800 years old, which features a clock and a set of figurines, The Knight, The Fool, The Rooster, and more who pop out of the clock to perform an act every hour.
Lucerne
The trip to Lucerne begins with an adventurous climb to the summit of Mt Pilatus to catch a glimpse of the magnificent view of the Alps and alpine valleys. Take photos of the picturesque view of the wooden Chapel Bridge, Kapelbrucke, and take an idyllic boat tour in Lake Lucerne too. Take a stroll in the narrow cobbled streets of the Old Town Lucerne and spend a minute of silence in mourning for the deaths of soldiers at the famous Lion Monument.
Geneva
Hop onto a paddle streamer to explore the beauties of Geneva while paddling across Lake Geneva and marvel at the plume of water of 145m of Jet d’Eau at the Jetee des Eaux-Vives. Admire the Gothic elements and brilliant stained glass windows of the Romanesque church, Temple De Saint-Pierre, and check out the marvelous flower clock at Jardin Anglaise. Take a tour of the gardens, greenhouses, and conservatory of trees and plants at Jardin Botanique and soak in the charm of Place du Bourg-de-Four too.
Interlaken
Take in the mesmerizing beauty of the Interlaken and the lakes from Harder Kulm and stop at Harder Alpine Wildlife Park to check out the ibexes and marmots. Get adventurous with hang gliders or take a stroll in horse-drawn carriages in the beautiful Hohematte Park and feast your eyes on the breathtaking Alpine landscapes during the ride to Schynige Platte, the summit of which offers impressive views of the Alps, Jungfrau, Monch, and Eiger peaks. Take an idyllic boat cruise in Lake Thun and visit Interlaken Monastery and Castle too.
Matterhorn Mountain at Zermatt
The magnificent view of the Matterhorn Mountain in Zermatt is symbolic of the picturesque beauty of Switzerland. The Mountain is the best ski resort in Switzerland. The glaciers that surround the Mountain offer excellent opportunities for skiing. You can also try Heli skiing, skiing along the Nordic trails, high-altitude skiing, and night skiing too. Check out the natural ice-skating rinks, curling rinks, and snowshoe trails at Matterhorn and ride the train along the Gornergrat Railway for impressive views of the Mountain.
Cogwheel train at Mt.Pilatus
Take the most thrilling train ride of your life along the steep cogwheel railway at Mt. Pilatus. It scales the route along the dizzying slopes of the Mountain from Alpnachstad to Pilatus Kulm and passes through picturesque alpine meadows and jagged rocks of the mountainous region. The whole idea of the Switzerland Tour is to take a ride in the aerial cable car to the summit of Mt.Pilatus. Follow through with adventurous hiking in the alpine rock. Descend in the cogwheel train and luxuriate the divine beauty of the Swiss Alps.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Switzerland Tour during the Spring season between April and June and between September and October when the weather is perfect, and the destinations are not too crowded.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Switzerland
How is internet access like in Switzerland?
Internet access is widely available in certain public places and hotels and restaurants in Switzerland. There are free hotspots of Wi-Fi in several places in Switzerland.
Can I use my mobile phone in Switzerland?
Mobile phones in other countries usually work in Switzerland. Purchase a local sim card to make phone calls on the Switzerland Tour.
How are the toilets like in Switzerland?
The public toilets are clean, western-style, and equipped with trash cans and toilet paper rolls. There are separate toilets for men and women, and restrooms on the train as well.
Can I drink tap water in Switzerland?
The tap water of Switzerland is rich in minerals, pure, and perfectly safe for drinking.
Are credit cards accepted in Switzerland?
Switzerland widely accepts most credit cards and debit cards of significant companies and notably Visa, Maestro, Cirrus, and MasterCard.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Switzerland?
You will easily find ATM centers all over Switzerland. The ATMs accept pin codes of 4, 5, and 6 digits.
What to wear in Switzerland?
Dress in comfy, casual, smart, and cute dresses on the Switzerland Tour. Pack in the warmest layers, bulky long-sleeved sweaters, and more.
Is Switzerland safe for women to travel solo?
Switzerland is incredibly safe for women. Apart from petty crimes like snatching and pickpocketing, violent crimes do not occur.
