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Basel

Where the Rhine curves through Switzerland’s northwestern corner, Basel thrives as a cultural powerhouse. Extraordinary art collections and modern architecture that contrast beautifully with the old town.

Bern and the Bernese Oberland

Switzerland’s capital is frozen in medieval splendour, its arcaded streets and fountains virtually unchanged since the 1100s. Beyond the city, the Bernese Oberland unfolds in dramatic alpine grandeur.

Geneva

At the crescent tip of its namesake lake, mountains frame the water of this French-speaking city where elegant promenades meet international institutions.

Gstaad

This chic alpine village sits in some of Switzerland’s most striking scenery, attracting the rich and famous with its boutique hotels and Michelin-starred dining.

Jungfraujoch and Interlaken

A cogwheel railway delivers you to the glacial saddle between Jungfrau and Mönch peaks, and the top of Europe. Below, Interlaken sits perfectly positioned between two lakes.

Jura and the Three Lakes

In Switzerland’s northwest, reaching out into France, the Canton of Jura is characterised by lush pastures, rolling hills and forested mountains, with winding rivers and medieval towns.

Lake Lucerne

Forested slopes descend to the shoreline and villages of Lake Lucerne, with snow-capped mountains on the horizon. Discover the city of Lucerne’s old town and pretty Chapel Bridge.

Lausanne and Montreux

Lausanne climbs terraced slopes above Lake Geneva – medieval quarter perched high, former fishing village Ouchy below. Further east, Montreux stretches along the shore with palm trees and Belle Époque hotels.

South Western Switzerland

The peak of the Matterhorn might dominate this Italian-border region and the city of Zermatt below, but countless valleys and peaks reward exploration throughout this sublime alpine corner.

St. Moritz

With a backdrop of forests blanketed in snow, and dramatic peaks cutting into cobalt skies, sophisticated St. Moritz is as picturesque an alpine destination as you could hope for.

Ticino

Historic charm coexists effortlessly with contemporary style across this mountainous southern canton. Water defines this region, which is centred around the two great lakes of Lugano and Maggiore.

Zurich

Where the Limmat River meets the lake, Switzerland’s largest city balances medieval heritage with modern dynamism. From a pavement cafe admire the church spires that punctuate the skyline.