Switzerland is at the center of different cultures: Influenced by the Latin spirit from the south, the French “savoir de vivre” from the west the German reliability from the north and the Austrian hospitality from the east Switzland became a cosmopolitan country that welcomes people from all over the world.

At the same time Switzerland is a place full of traditions and innovative trends. Diverse ethnic communities make up a tasteful mixture of flavors and spirits. Switzerland has four official languages: German, French, Italian and Romansh. Everyone is used to speaking more than one language, almost everybody speaks English as well.

We would like to seduce you to extend your stay in Zurich/Switzerland and take a look arround the beautiful sights of this country. Below are a selections of destnations we recommend.

Arosa
During summer and autumn, with the Arosa Card, free to all guests staying overnight in Arosa, the many varied leisure possibilities in our beautiful mountain resort can be experienced completely free-of-charge. Arosa all-inclusive - enables you to enjoy the best days of the year without any worries.
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Basel/Bale
The choice of leisure facilities available in Basel is much greater than in other town of similar size. This is true not only because of its above-average cultural range, its many high-class museums such as its Kunstmuseum (Museum of Fine Arts), the Beyeler Foundation, or the Antikenmuseum (Museum of Antiquities). Besides culture, Basel also offers many other possibilities for amusing oneself: at sports, walking through the old town, or a stroll to the shops in the inner city.
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Bern
Cathedral, Clock Tower, Bear Pits, Houses of Parliament and Bundesplatz, River Aare, over 100 fountains, arcades, Zoological Gardens - these and many more sights are key features of Bern. The Old Town of Bern has been featured in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1983. Take a look round this fabulous cultural site and enjoy the charm of the covered arcades, cobbled streets and decorated facades. More information

Davos
Davos in the Grisons, the holiday corner of Switzerland, wears many hats. Idyllic nature and humming holiday city. Traditional and open minded. Davos is both town and country in one. The lake of Davos, ropeways reaching altitudes up to 2'844 m, a modern sports centre, the Congress Centre, and an infrastructure that really covers everything – Davos is the alpine metropolis of variety.
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Geneva
If you are staying in Geneva, do not miss visiting the following places: Geneva’s lakefront, Jet d'eau (water fountain), Flower Clock, Saint Peter's Cathedral, Reformation Wall, Place Neuve, United Nations Building, Place du Bourg-de-Four, Carouge. These tourist sites are world renown and should be visited! More information

Lausanne
Lausanne has a long-established reputation when it comes to culture. The offer is vast and the quality of the performances excellent. The headquarters of the Olympic movement, now the equivalent to a modern enterprise, are discreetly housed in a large public park, its superb Olympic Museum, built in a magnificent location on a hillside near the lake by the architects Vazquez and Cahen and which was inaugurated in 1993, attracts more than 200,000 visitors every year. More information

Lucerne
Lucerne acts as a gateway to Central Switzerland. From the historic Rütli Meadow and the perpetual snow on Mt. Titlis to Lucerne's landmark mountain, Mt. Pilatus, and the famous locations on the Lucerne Riviera, everything is within easy reach - even in winter. More information

Lugano
The lake region of Ticino has a strong tradition of beautiful architecture since the Renaissance. Many of the renowned architects of the Baroque era who were designing buildings in Rome at the time had originally come from Lugano. Among them were greats such as Domenico Fontana from Melide, Francesco Borromini from Bissone and Carlo Maderno from Capolago. More information

Montreux
Planning a visit on the Swiss Riviera? Welcome! There's much to do, to see and to experience... Here's to help you prepare your visit! Every year in July, during more than two weeks, Montreux swings with great sounds... Maybe the most famous festival in the world! More information

St. Gallen
In front of the imposing backdrop of the Alpstein Mountains with Mount Säntis is the region of St.Gallen-Lake Constance in the foothills. Here is a place where opposites attract to form a "solid" holiday offering: The city of St.Gallen with the Abbey District (UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a real tip for fans of city tours. On the shores of Lake Constance, from Rorschach to Altenrhein, the lake invites you to stay with activities such as swimming, water sports and exciting museums. The rustic surroundings of St.Gallen are a superb hiking and cycling area.
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St. Moritz
St. Moritz is one of the most renowned holiday resorts of the world. Chic, elegant and exclusive with a pronouncedly cosmopolitan ambiance it is situated at 5624 ft (1856 m) above sea level, in the middle of the lake dotted landscape of the Upper Engadine. The famous sun of St. Moritz shines an average of 322 days a year. More information

Zermatt
Zermatt at the foot of the majestic Matterhorn, is a world without cars. Electric-cars and horse-drawn sleighs and carriages are the only transport allowed. Come to car-free Zermatt - the perfect Alpine resort for rest and relaxation.
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