Bern in Switzerland

Chur, with its irresistible mix of history, snow-capped mountains, and artsy vibe, makes for an ideal alpine vacation spot. The oldest city in Switzerland, it sits surrounded by the majestic Alps and along the banks of the Rhine River.

Grindelwald, a charming alpine village in the Bernese Oberland, is surrounded by the impressive Eiger North Face and Wetterhorn. It is also the largest ski resort in the Jungfrau region.

St. Moritz is a luxurious alpine resort town located at the foothills of the Albula Alps. Set along the banks of Lake St Moritz, this picturesque settlement makes for an all-year destination.

Lugano is a lovely lakeside city that is set against the mountains and makes for a scenic holiday spot. The mild climate and palm and olive trees give this settlement, which is located in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland, a distinctly Mediterranean vibe.

Lucerne is a charming alpine city, situated on the banks of Lake Lucerne, in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Dotted with picturesque bridges, waterfront promenades, and historic churches, this city makes for an idyllic holiday destination. The historic old town is a designated car-free zone and perfect for walking around.

Zermatt is a picture-perfect Alpine town that lies in the shadow of the iconic Matterhorn peak, surrounded by the snow-clad Swiss Alps. This Swiss mountain resort has been attracting well-heeled travelers since the mid-1800s.

Explore beautiful Zurich, with the Limmat River and Lake Zürich running through the city and the majestic Swiss Alps towering over it. While the old town (Altstadt) of Zürich offers a collection of preserved heritage buildings and old churches, modern Züri is a thriving financial center with a lively nightlife.

Geneva is a renowned global city, thanks to the Red Cross, the World Trade Organization, the World Health Organization, and the European branches of the United Nations and World Bank being headquartered here.