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From skiing and tubing to hiking, climbing and sailing, the wild mountainous scenery of this alpine resort town offers a variety of summer and winter pursuits.
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Experiences
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Enjoy “history with a view” amid the natural beauty
of Lake Lucerne from Europe’s oldest covered bridge.
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Come face-to-face with rare and exotic animal species, including Amur tigers and snow leopards, which roam in recreations of their natural habitats.
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You might find this charming Swiss Riviera city overlooking Lake Geneva extra sweet because it is the global headquarters of food and candy company Nestlé.
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Between powerful waterfalls, charming alpine villages and towering mountain peaks, everything about this Swiss valley in the Bernese Alps is unforgettable.
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See and smell beautiful roses at this dreamy park with hundreds of types of flowers. Appreciate the views from the garden’s position on a ridge.
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Stunning alpine scenery, two castles and a historic old center await you at this charming town on the shore of Lake Thun.
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Enjoy “history with a view” amid the natural beauty
of Lake Lucerne from Europe’s oldest covered bridge.
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Come face-to-face with rare and exotic animal species, including Amur tigers and snow leopards, which roam in recreations of their natural habitats.
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This Olympic city along Lake Geneva is the perfect destination for a short trip with its alpine panorama, the historical old town as well as exciting nightlife.
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With Lake Lucerne at your feet, appreciate the historical setting as you walk across this city’s iconic covered bridge, crooked streets and airy squares.
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See and smell beautiful roses at this dreamy park with hundreds of types of flowers. Appreciate the views from the garden’s position on a ridge.
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Learn about one of Bern’s major attractions that dates back to the 1800s. Watch brown bears clamber around the park.
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One of the most famous symbols of Geneva is a large working clock made of flowers that changes with the seasons.
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Fossils, meteorites, mammals, precious stones and the earliest human ancestors inspire and delight science enthusiasts inside this free museum.
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Come face-to-face with rare and exotic animal species, including Amur tigers and snow leopards, which roam in recreations of their natural habitats.
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Come face-to-face with rare and exotic animal species, including Amur tigers and snow leopards, which roam in recreations of their natural habitats.
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Getting across Fribourg’s river is an experience and a lesson in history. Drive or walk from shore to shore on this structure that has survived time.
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With Lake Lucerne at your feet, appreciate the historical setting as you walk across this city’s iconic covered bridge, crooked streets and airy squares.
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Walk around the lake in the country’s largest municipality and visit the Old Towns of this region’s historic and cultural cities.
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One of the most famous symbols of Geneva is a large working clock made of flowers that changes with the seasons.
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Within the old stone walls of this 12th-century castle is a fascinating museum dedicated to Thun\'s ancient past.
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Tour the headquarters of one of the world’s most important organisations. See the impressive chambers and artworks and monuments in the surrounding parklands.
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Learn about one of Bern’s major attractions that dates back to the 1800s. Watch brown bears clamber around the park.
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