Bathing in one of the many lakes or rivers. Up high, climbing a mountain on a hike and cycling through unique landscapes. Or a little outing, even more beautiful in warm weather. Switzerland is a paradise for outdoor adventures in summer.
Ascend a peak, hike through Alpine meadows, explore a forest? You decide! Thanks to over 65,000 kilometres of waymarked trails, virtually every corner of Switzerland is waiting to be discovered.
From palm-lined lakeshores to sparkling glaciers, from medieval villages to buzzing cities – the Grand Tour of Switzerland packs in an incredible number of sights. The concentration of attractions is unrivalled worldwide.
What is the Grand Tour Of Switzerland?
On the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland, panoramic trains take you to all the highlights and sights in Switzerland, year-round. Get in, lean back and enjoy – wherever you like.
The Grand Train Tour of Switzerland merges the most scenic train rides into one breathtaking route. Year-round, this train journey of 1,280 kilometres leads from the most charming Swiss cities to Alpine hotspots, through UNESCO World Heritage Sites and past world-famous sights and landmarks.
Match the iconic train route to its famous landmark!
Interlaken is your starting point for unforgettable excursions to the Bernese Oberland and a world leader in adventure sports. Lakes, mountain villages and the Bernese Alps with their glaciers await you here – all accessible all year round by rail, road and mountain railway.
A destination that offers pure enjoyment. This town on the shores of Lake Geneva boasts a magnificent Alpine backdrop, the world-famous Montreux Jazz Festival and sights such as Chillon Castle. Just a few reasons why it is often referred to as the “Pearl of Lake Geneva”.
Geneva is international. The European headquarters of the UN or the ICRC are located here. The city on Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) has a picturesque old town with many sights and beautiful parks. The fantastic mountain panorama around Geneva will amaze you.
In Zurich, find yourself marvelling at the historic buildings in the old town, strolling through the world-famous Bahnhofstrasse and enjoying Lake Zurich. Zurich offers you a mix like no other: a metropolis with many sights, surrounded by water, nature, and mountains. Simply spectacular!
The City Which Is Renowned for its Medieval Style. Bern is the federal city and de facto capital of Switzerland. Founded in 1191, it combines medieval architecture with a modern political and cultural role. The city is renowned for its UNESCO-listed Old Town, its location on the bend of the River Aare, and its function as the seat of the Swiss parliament and government.
The Valley Of 72 Waterfalls. Lauterbrunnen is a picturesque alpine village in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland, nestled in a steep U-shaped glacial valley famed for its 72 waterfalls. Surrounded by towering cliffs and alpine meadows, it serves as a gateway to the Jungfrau Region and nearby car-free mountain resorts like Mürren and Wengen.