124 hand-picked videos, in six languages
The country from the air, the scenic trains, the chocolate and cheese, the outlet malls and the Christmas markets — and then a TV for each of the seven cities. Every video carries a short note in our own words.
31 videos on the whole country, then a TV for each of the seven cities. Tap any picture to play it on the big screen. Videos in German, French, Italian, Chinese and Japanese are marked.
A twelve-minute tour of the country: the lakes, the Alps, the old towns and the trains that join them.
Twenty minutes of the Alps, lakes and valleys filmed from the air — the Switzerland people come for.
A fast run through the best-known places, from Zurich and Geneva to the mountain villages.
Money, trains, Sundays, tap water, tipping — the practical side, told plainly.
Switzerland Tourism's own film on the loop of scenic lines that circles the country.
Zermatt to St. Moritz in eight hours: the Oberalp Pass, the Rhine Gorge and the Landwasser Viaduct.
DW's documentary on the Glacier Express route and the people who run it.
Over the Bernina Pass from Tirano to St. Moritz on the highest railway crossing of the Alps.
The newest panoramic train, from Lake Geneva over the hills to the Bernese Oberland.
What the pass covers — trains, boats, buses, museums — and how to decide if you need it.
The reservations, mountain lines and half-fare rules that catch visitors out.
A walk-through of the chocolate museum at Kilchberg, with its nine-metre chocolate fountain, and how to plan the visit.
The oldest Swiss chocolate brand's visitor factory in the Gruyère district.
Inside the dairy at Gruyères, where the wheels are made and aged.
DW Food on the Swiss way: the cheeses, the wine, the pot and the bread.
The melted-cheese dish of the Valais, scraped onto potatoes and pickles.
A shopper's visit to the outlet mall in Ticino, near the Italian border, after its new wing opened.
The outlet village in Graubünden on the Zurich–Chur line, filmed store by store.
A visit to the Bucherer flagship on Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse.
Zurich, Basel, Montreux, Bern and Lucerne in December, with their stalls and lights.
The village under the Eiger after snowfall, filmed in 4K.
A short mountain line through the Bernese Oberland that many call the most beautiful in the country.
The valley of seventy-two waterfalls, on foot from the village to Staubbach Falls.
Europe's largest waterfall as a day trip from Zurich.
A German-language tour of thirteen places across the country.
Marco Polo's practical do's and don'ts for a Swiss holiday.
An Italian-language guide to the ten best-known places.
An eleven-day independent trip through Switzerland, with the full cost worked out.
The three scenic trains — Glacier, Bernina and GoldenPass — explained, with ticketing.
Eight days around Switzerland from Zurich to the Matterhorn.
The Glacier Express, hiking and the Schynige Platte railway in one trip.
Each city page carries its own TV: the city from above, the old town, the mountain excursion, the food and the shopping.
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