1- Lauterbrunnen

Lauterbrunnen is one of those typical postcard Swiss towns. It’s nestled in a breathtaking valley and famed for its imposing rocky cliffs and 72 roaring waterfalls, two of which are casually located in the heart of the settlement. Discovering its traditional architecture and colourful flower boxes is a must, and a holiday here is perfect for the outdoorsy type.

Lauterbrunnen proposes countless hiking opportunities, as well as all sorts of adventure activities for those who want to feel adrenaline pumping. Youngsters can also have their share of fun, whether it’s enjoying a train ride to nearby Interlaken or spotting alpine flowers up the Flower Trail.

2- Montreux

Known for its mild microclimate and Jazz Festival held in July, Montreux is one of the best summer destinations in the world. It sits in the heart of the Swiss Riviera and impresses with grand Belle Époque buildings and stunning promenade. Strolling along it can make you forget all worries, but Montreux’s true gem is Chateau de Chillon, nestled on the narrow shore between Montreux and Villeneuve.\

Its Romanesque architecture has preserved a medieval charm over the years. Expect ramparts, formal halls, and a 14th-century chapel. Everything in the castle has been kept in its original form, and a visit here can make you dream of charming princes and princesses regardless of your age.

3- Matterhorn

Autumn is a magical time to photograph the almighty Matterhorn mountain reflected on the mirror-like surface of Stellisee Lake. Sitting on the border between Italy and Switzerland, the Matterhorn is one of the highest peaks in Europe and a very popular destination for climbers.

4- Mürren

Murren is a tiny village of 450 inhabitants, 1,638 meters up in the Bernese Highlands. Murren’s stunning location means it offers a perfect view of three massive mountains around: Monch, Eiger, and Jungfrau. There are no roads up to the village-the only way up and down the mountain is via train or cable cars, which connect Murren to a number of nearby towns.

5- St. Moritz

Think of impressive glaciers, jagged peaks, and lush forests. That’s what you’ll get in St. Moritz, one of the most famous winter destinations in the world. This small town has hosted two winter Olympics and is a must-go for ski enthusiasts. St. Moritz is all about winter sports. If you’re not into skiing, know that you can also enjoy pretty much anything else, from bobsledding to skating.

Sweet little chalets, the deliciousness of mulled wine, and tasty Swiss dishes are just some of the other reasons to visit this place at least once. If you’re more of a summer lover, water sports, hiking, and glacier skiing are some alternative reasons to come.