Chur, which is located in the canton of Grisons (or Graubünden in German), is 50 kilometers from the Italian border and an hour’s rail trip from Zürich. It is the largest city between Zürich and Milan, with 40,000 residents. Chur was initially populated during the Neolithic era. More archaeological proof demonstrates that people lived in this region of the Rhine Valley during the Stone Age. At the beginning of the Christian era, the Romans finally conquered the region, naming their settlement Curia Raetorum, which later became Germanized to Chur. Highlights include soaring cathedrals and churches, remnants of the city wall, old guard towers, and groups of slender, brightly painted homes occasionally broken up by half-timbered residences.

On this private walking tour, see Davos' picturesque surroundings while adhering to a completely unique schedule that is tailored to your individual interests and demands. As you and your guide tour the Alpine environment, you will immediately learn about the history and culture of the area. Discover lakes, peaks, villages, and more as you get a behind-the-scenes look at this renowned resort.

Davos, the highest city in Europe and the largest ski resort in Switzerland, has five distinct skiing areas: Parsenn, the biggest, with slopes for skiers of all abilities and the longest downhill run; Jakobshorn, known for snowboarding; and Pischa, Madrisa, and Rinerhorn, all of which are ideal for families.

You only need to take a few steps to launch your paragliding adventure and then float over the air. Once you’re in the air, you can simply relax and take in the breath-taking views of Davos and its opulent vistas. You won’t experience any annoying motor to break up the beautiful tranquillity. Feel the  peace and quiet.

If you have any questions regarding the trip or the history of Davos, your pilot will be pleased to answer them. And don’t forget to document your journey with photos.

At 1,800 meters above sea level, St. Moritz is an exceptional resort in the mountains. St. Moritz, which is surrounded by an alpine scenery of mountains and lakes, provides visitors and inhabitants with a diverse range of experiences throughout the year. St. Moritz is particularly worldwide in its goals when it comes to infrastructure, service, and reputation. In terms of global flare, it most definitely does not fear comparison to major cities like New York, London, and Zurich. The world resides in St. Moritz. Here, glitz, flair, sports, and nature at its roughest combine into an elegant concoction that outshines any significant city. Here, cosmopolitan living, world-class entertainment, delectable cuisine, and exquisite design come together to create the unique and spectacular environment that defines St. Moritz. Art and history lovers can visit the Segantini Museum, which is dedicated to the painter Giovanni Segantini who spent the last years of his life here in the Engadine Valley.

Liechtenstein does not disappoint with its abundance of historical and cultural sites, spas, and outdoor activities. It is one of the richest and smallest countries in the world, tucked away in the heart of the Alps and crowned with ancient castles with turrets. Since Liechtenstein is so small, you could possibly travel the length of it in a single day. It is a heaven for outdoor enthusiasts and, because to the rugged landscape, these activities can easily last two days or longer. But if you’re a city person, a day is all you need to see Liechtenstein and its capital, Vaduz. 

Visit, the capital of Liechtenstein, the smallest nation in Europe. The magnificent historical symbol of the city, the hilltop Vaduz Castle, may be found here. It was built in the 12th century, and restoration work was done on it in the 20th century. The princely family of Liechtenstein still lives in the castle today. Although it’s closed to the public, it makes for a fantastic photo opportunity. You may also visit the renowned Post Museum in Vaduz, which features stamps produced over the previous 100 years.

The finest thing to do with your family in Locarno is to stroll down the promenade, which is one of the city’s best features and is located on the Switzerland side of Lake Maggiore. You may do this before or after a leisurely supper with your family. The city of Locarno is for people who know how to have a good time. The Piazza Grande is a popular gathering place, especially during outdoor concerts and the renowned International Film Festival in August, which draws tens of thousands of people to the area. The Piazza Grande, the center of the city, is surrounded by residences with tasteful exteriors, shady walks, and sidewalk cafés.

Everyone can find something here. The young explorers will discover the precious art treasures, cultural and natural of the city. The largest city in the Italian-speaking region of southern Switzerland and a popular Mediterranean-style vacation destination, Lugano is also the third-most significant financial hub in the world and is situated on the shore of Lake Lugano. The cultures of Switzerland and the Mediterranean region are very similar to those of northern Lombardy in Italy. The architecture, food, parks, palm trees, villas, casinos, flowers, and parks surrounding the crystal-clear Lake Lugano, which is encircled by mountains, all represent this diversity. This is a posh resort for the wealthy that is enjoyable for all kinds of guests.

End your visit by a short family boat tour on Lake Lugano, visiting San Salvatore for a breath-taking panoramic view, and unwinding at the Lido Beach, where people celebrate their annual swimming holiday.

On your privately guided walking tour of St. Gallen, you’ll learn about historical, surprising, and unique facts about the city. For a city or themed trip in St. Gallen, a city that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the secret corners, bustling lanes, and lovely houses make the ideal backdrop. You can find out why there are 111 bay windows in this building, discover the secret of the distinctive flavor of the local beer, or visit Switzerland’s largest outdoor living space. Combine the guided tour of the old town with a tour of the cathedral, the Abbey Library or the St.Gallen Textile Museum. The Abbey Library, one of the oldest and most stunning libraries in the world, is located in the center of the Abbey District. This organization has gained worldwide recognition thanks to its amazing collection of authentic medieval manuscripts.