As a year-round destination, Andermatt, located in the centre of Switzerland, offers guests the very best of Switzerland with 365 days of adventures in nature – whether that be skiing or snowboarding in winter, playing golf or venturing on long, mountainous hikes in the summer months. 

If you’re dreaming of a white Christmas, these destinations are the best places to experience winter snow, and fulfil your child-like fantasies of snowball fights, snow angels and snowmen. 

Switzerland is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional wines. While it may not be as well-known as other wine-producing countries, Switzerland has a long and illustrious history of winemaking dating back to Roman times. The country’s unique climate, diverse geography, and dedication to quality have created six prominent wine regions, each with its own distinctive characteristics and flavors. In this article, we will explore these six popular wine regions, diving into their histories, popular varietals, and the experiences they offer to both wine enthusiasts and casual visitors.

Switzerland offers a unique blend of majestic landscapes and luxury camping experiences, or “glamping.” Whether you’re seeking serene lakes, snow-capped mountains, or charming alpine villages, there’s a perfect spot for everyone. Glamping combines the thrill of outdoor adventures with the comfort of high-end amenities, making it ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers alike.

Tucked within the storied walls of Widder Hotel, Widder Restaurant unfolds as a rare intersection of history and haute cuisine. Spanning two of the hotel’s nine heritage houses—Kleinen Widder and Haus zum Bauknecht—the space carries the quiet gravitas of centuries past, where preserved medieval ceilings now frame a dining experience of remarkable modernity.