Travel Tips
B&B’s in Switzerland
The term “Bed and Breakfast” has been around a long time in English-speaking countries. But in recent years, it has caught on in a big way in Switzerland. Many people like the idea of staying with a host family instead of in a hotel…
Hiking in Switzerland
The Swiss are a nation of nature-lovers. So it’s not coincidence that Switzerland boasts a dense network of excellent hiking and walking trails – 62,000 kilometers in all! This is a hiker’s paradise, where you’ll find all kinds of beautiful hiking itineraries…
Switzerland by Car
Switzerland has an excellent, well-maintained road and highway network. But if you’re not used to European driving regulations and customs, motoring in the more congested parts of Switzerland can be stressful and even potentially dangerous…
Switzerland by Postal Bus
In 1848 the Swiss Post Office inaugurated a mail and passenger transport service across the Gotthard Pass using horse-drawn coaches. Gradually, the network grew and in 1906 the motorized Swiss Postal Bus service was begun…
Switzerland by Rail
Switzerland has the world’s densest and most efficient rail and public transport network. This is not only good news for Swiss commuters, but it’s great news for visitors to this country, as well. This is a highly diverse and scenic country…
Switzerland by Small Plane & Balloon
There are many things to see in Switzerland. But from the point of view of perspective, how about seeing them from the air?
Switzerland has a number of private airfields, many of which offer flights in small aircraft and balloons…
Wellness-Wellbeing Spas
The term “wellness” has become part of the modern European tourism vocabulary. Perhaps more accurately described as “wellbeing” in English, this contemporary buzzword reflects a growing demand for relaxation and recuperation from the rigors…
Visiting Switzerland
To people coming from big countries, in particular, a glance at the map of Europe gives the false impression that Switzerland is a tiny country that can be absorbed in no time flat. On the contrary, although small in geographic size…