Discover Switzerland

The Matterhorn, the Jungfraujoch and the Aletsch Glacier — the Swiss Alps offer world-famous panoramas, hiking trails and world-class ski resorts.

The Glacier Express connects Zermatt with St. Moritz through spectacular alpine landscapes — the dense SBB network makes Switzerland ideal for train travel.

Swiss chocolate and cheeses like Gruyère and Emmental are world-famous — factory visits and dairies invite tastings on site.

Lake Lucerne, Lake Geneva and Lake Thun — crystal-clear mountain lakes surrounded by snow-capped peaks shape Switzerland's unique natural landscape.

The SBB network connects all cities punctually and comfortably. The Swiss Travel Pass (from 232 CHF, 3 days) is recommended for unlimited train, bus and boat travel + museums. The Half Fare Card is very worthwhile for repeat visitors.

Summer (June–September): hiking, mountain lakes, cable cars. December–March: skiing in Zermatt, Verbier, Davos. Spring (April–May): wildflower meadows, rhododendron blooms. Every season has its own charm.

Yes — the most expensive destination in Europe. Mid-range hotel 150–300 CHF/night, main course 25–45 CHF, coffee 5 CHF. Tips: Migros/Coop for affordable lunches, avoid mountain restaurants, day pass instead of single tickets. A realistic budget is 150–250 CHF/day per person.

Jungfraujoch (from Interlaken), Matterhorn views in Zermatt, the Rhine Falls (Europe's largest waterfall), Chapel Bridge in Lucerne, Bern's old town and the Glacier Express (Zermatt–St. Moritz, 8-hour panoramic train). All accessible year-round.