10 Things to do in Switzerland

At an elevation of 3,454 metres above sea level, the Jungfrau in the Bernese Oberland is the highest railway station in Europe. Being the most visited mountain of Switzerland, Jungfrau is surely a way to admire the splendid appearance of the Swiss Alps. While you travel along Kliene Scheidegg route, you will have a magnificent view of the spectacular peaks of the Eiger, Jungfrau & the Monch. From the summit of Jungfrau, you will have an enchanting view of the 23 kilometres long Aletsch Glacier - the longest glacier in the European Alps & a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jungfrau checks all the boxes when it comes to one of the top Swiss experiences as it offers a breathtaking view of Swiss Alps, an Ice Palace, Shopping & outdoor snow activities.

Matterhorn, nestled in the cozy village of Zermatt and Switzerland's iconic peak, is one of the highest mountains in the Alps. Bordering Italy, this astonishing mountain inspired the makers of the world famous chocolate - Toblerone - who introduced the perfect mountain shaped delectable chocolates to the world. Matterhorn is known as the most picturesque & the most photographed mountain in the world. When you ride up in a cable car to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, you are awestruck with the stupendous view of the 14 glaciers and 38 mountain peaks all above 4000m from the Panoramic Viewing Platform. The visit to the Glacier Palace is indispensable, an ice palace complete with glittering ice sculptures and an ice slide is an experience on its own. Experience some exhilarating snow tubing outside in the snowy surrounds if weather is in your favour.

Leukerbad is Europe's largest thermal spa inviting visitors to relax and rejuvenate the thermal water, providing ten pools with various water attractions. The thermal baths offer revitalizing, mineral-rich thermal water with waterfall showers, massage jets, whirlpools and a natural stone grotto presenting an unforgettable nature and bathing experience, regardless of the weather for every age group.

Titlis is another high alpine attraction in central Switzerland, which can be reached by the world's first revolving cable car - ROTAIR, giving you a 360-degree view of the mesmerizing surrounding. Once you reach the summit, you experience the 'Ice Flyer' chairlift that allows you to 'fly' over the glacier and see it up close. Snow is guaranteed throughout the year here. The lift takes you to the Glacier Park where you can enjoy snow tubing, sledging and more. Enjoy walking in the Glacier cave or walking on Europe's highest suspension bridge - Titlis Cliff Walk, shopping, hiking, mountain biking and the thrilling Titlis Adventure Park.

Stanserhorn, located in Central Switzerland, is known for its view of Lake Lucerne region. When you reach the top, a wide view of the surrounding unfolds. The highlight of your journey to Stanserhorn starts with a refreshing wind in one's face and a perfect scenic view. The first open funicular that started 120 years ago followed by a ride on a rooftop deck of the World's first open-air cable car - CabriO. Once at the top you can enjoy hiking on its long hiking paths. The panoramic restaurant with a revolving floor gives you a 360-degree view of captivating Swiss Alps.

Swiss Transport Museum is the largest museum and the most visited museum of Switzerland. It is an ideal place to experience the renowned history of rail, road, air & space travel. It displays the past, present & future of mobility with collective exhibits. In addition to the museum, one can find distinctive attractions such as the film theatre IMAX, Swiss Chocolate Adventure, Planetarium and Media World. The DayPass of Swiss Transport Museum includes all of it.

Thriving amid the picturesque villages and spectacular mountain scenery of the Bernese Oberland, the turquoise Lake Brienz is a natural attraction by itself. However, to experience the finest, you need to take to the waves. Take a seat on Switzerland's first commercial Jetboat. Experience the scenic thrills on its 360-degree spins along with the view of the impressive Giessbach Falls. The amalgamation of sightseeing and speed stimulate everyone above five years of age. En route, the captain explains the profound history and culture of the surroundings.

"First" as the name suggests is the starting point for hiking trails, offering exciting, action packed activities. To start with, it would be "First Cliff Walk by Tissot". Grindelwald First is home to thrilling adventures, remarkable view of the surrounding Swiss Alps; moreover, if you wish to relax you can do so at the top enjoying the view of the mesmerizing Lake Bachalpsee. For an adventurous experience, you have activities like the First Flyer, First Glider, Mountain Cart & the Trotti Bike. All activities are diverse, giving you fun-filled exposure to the surrounding, bringing out the child in you. You come here once, and it will bring you back again as experiencing Grindelwald First once will not quench your thirst for adventure.

The Glacier Express Train is a direct scenic train running between the picturesque village of Zermatt and the high Alpine resort town of St. Moritz. The train is also referred to as the "Slowest express train in the world" which takes around 8 hours passing through the gigantic Swiss Alps, narrow valleys, the tight curves, passing through 91 tunnels and crossing 291 bridges. There are five monumental highlights of this route. First, the alpine village of Zermatt, exhibiting breathtaking views of the majestic Matterhorn. Second, St. Moritz, the most elegant holiday resort, also known as the birthplace of Alpine winter tourism. Third, The Albula Line with the Solis and Landwasser viaducts and spiral tunnels. Fourth, The Rhine Gorge, which is known as the 'Grand Canyon of Switzerland'. Lastly, the Oberalp Pass, the high mountain pass in the Swiss Alps connects the two cantons Graubunden and Uri between Disentis and Andermatt.

As Switzerland is known for its mountains, a must-visit mountain is Mount Pilatus. The journey to reach the summit is known as the 'Golden Round Trip' as it involves travel experience by a boat, a cogwheel train, which is the world's steepest cogwheel railway, a cable car, and a bus. That's not it when you reach Pilatus Kulm you are welcomed with a mesmerizing view of Lake Lucerne region or at times even with a sea of clouds below, interspersed here and there by the peaks of other mountains. On Pilatus itself, you can stroll around a "Dragon Path" or opt for hiking, relish local delicacies or savour a regional snack. If you are lucky, you may spot an Ibex too. You can experience various activities like the Dragon Ride, Dragon Glider or a Toboggan Run at Frakmuntegg, PILU Land - an adventure playground for children. A visit in winter promises many enjoyable snow activities. In winter, the boat and the cogwheel do not operate; hence it can be accessed only by the bus and the cable car.