‌Villas ‌‌in‌ Switzerland‌

‌‌ ‌Stunning villas near the sea

‌‌ Who has not dreamed of discovering the incredible mountain landscapes of Switzerland? Or feeling like you’re in a fairy tale in one of its most charming cities? Well, don't dream it anymore, you can make it come true! Switzerland‌‌ has the best and most amazing villas to stay at. The best part of all is that you will have skiing areas close by to go there and have a lot of fun so it’s always an option to be considered. As you may imagine by now, there are many tourist places with interesting stories to discover. ‌‌

‌‌ Stunning and super well-equipped villas with all you need

‌‌ To spend your dream holiday, you can find a variety of amazing villas with a very gorgeous design. These villas go well with Switzerland because both are an ideal destination for groups of friends of all sizes! The villas have mostly infinity pools with breath-taking scenery and relaxing hot tubs. Also, most of them are child-friendly. You can enjoy a glass of wine in the hot tub while the children can have fun in the pool. At the end of the evening feel free to organise a dinner on the terrace or on the balcony next to the sunset. ‌

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‌‌Switzerland ‌‌for‌ adrenaline junkies

‌‌ For those who need a dose of adrenaline and are adventurous, they cannot miss Zermatt. It revolves around one of the most famous mountains in the world, the Matterhorn or the Matterhorn. A paradise for mountaineers, hikers and skiers worldwide, with the highest ski resort in Europe, Zermatt, free of motor vehicles, it has a wide range of excursions and activities thanks to its trains and cable cars. The route of the 5 lakes with views of the Matterhorn is one of the most famous and highly recommended, in addition to the rack railway, which goes up to the top of Gornegrat with views of the great alpine peaks.

‌‌Switzerland‌‌ for‌ waterfall lovers

‌‌ The Rhine Falls, located in the north of country, near the border with Germany, have the largest waterfall in Central Europe. The 150 metres wide and 23 metres high waterfalls are surrounded by viewpoints that allow you to see them up close and hear the deafening roar of the water. In the middle of the waterfall there is a huge rock that has resisted the great erosion of the water, where you can access it by boat and from the top, feel all the force of nature. ‌‌

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1.‌ Lucerne, bathed by Lake Lucerne, is one of the most beautiful medieval cities in Europe ‌‌‌ ‌

‌‌ It is one of the essential cities in Switzerland to visit. The most prominent place in the city is the Kapellbrücke, the Chapel Bridge, a beautiful wooden bridge from the 14th century, which you cannot miss and which together with the Lucerne Cathedral and the monument to the dying lion, are some of the visits that you cannot stop doing in the city. Although the best way to get to know Lucerne is always to lose yourself aimlessly through its historic center, full of narrow streets, charming squares and buildings with beautiful facades. ‌

2.‌ Interlaken, the city between lakes and one of the best places to visit in Switzerland ‌‌‌ ‌

‌ More than visiting the city, what is really worth it is the natural environment that surrounds it, with lakes Thun and Brienz at the fore. Taking a boat trip on the lakes, hiking or biking routes, are just some of the most popular activities in this area. And if you have an extra day, you can't miss the pretty towns of Brienz and Thun, on the shores of their respective lakes. ‌‌

‌ ‌3.‌ In addition to being the capital, Bern, it is considered the most beautiful city in Switzerland. ‌‌‌ ‌

Starting your visit to the city at the Rosengarten viewpoint is the best way to enjoy this medieval wonder that borders the Aare River. The old part of Bern, which preserves its medieval architecture, is a World Heritage Site and therefore one of those places that is worth visiting and that you should not miss for the world. In addition, this area is full of magnificent fountains, sandstone buildings, towers and churches such as the Bern Cathedral, one of the many wonders of the city. ‌‌

‌ ‌4.‌ Chillon Castle is one of the most important places to see in Switzerland. ‌‌‌ ‌

‌‌ Built on the shores of the spectacular Alpine Lake Geneva, we assure you that you will not be able to stop taking photos of it from all perspectives. Its origins date back to the 10th century and it is worth spending at least two hours to visit its interior on a route that will take you to see many of its rooms, its prison and defines sites, in which the entire interior is in a magnificent state of conservation. In addition, from the castle towers, the views of the lake are spectacular, giving you the best ending to the visit, without a doubt. ‌‌

‌ ‌5.‌ The beautiful landscapes found in the Lauterbrunnen Valley are as if they were taken from a dream ‌‌‌ ‌

‌‌ With its 72 waterfalls, among which the Trümmelbach Falls, the largest underground waterfall in Europe, stand out. In this valley many activities related to nature are carried out, among which it is famous to take the funicular and go up to the pretty village of Murren, full of wooden houses with views of the Alps and places full of charm, which will make you believe that at any moment you will meet Heidi on a corner. ‌‌

‌ ‌6.‌ ‌‌ Perched on a rocky hill and surrounded by cliffs, medieval Friborg is another must-see in this country ‌‌‌ ‌

‌‌ This city through which the river Sarine crosses and divided into the upper and lower parts, stands out for an old town full of Gothic facades from the 15th century in which the Cathedral of St Nicolas stands out. In addition to the 15 bridges that cross the river, among them the beautiful Pont du Milieu and Pont du Berne, its medieval fountains stand out in many of its squares. A walk along the lower part with views of the river and the beautiful houses on the shore is one of the things that you cannot miss in Switzerland.

‌‌‌ 7.‌ Overlooking the Alps and on a lake, Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland! ‌

‌‌ Multicultural city with a great offer for lovers of art, leisure and a good quality of life, in which to take a boat trip on the Limmat river or Lake Zurich, get lost in the old town district of Niederdorf, enter the Grossmünter with its twin bell towers or visiting one of its many museums and art galleries are just some of the many things to do in Zurich. ‌‌

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