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Glamping in Switzerland
With spectacular alpine scenery and an air of serenity, Switzerland is a fairytale destination that will fascinate you if you're looking for a natural and magical escape. The country has cosy glamping sites nestled in the towering snow-capped mountains and pine forests, as well as close to sparkling emerald lakes that will provide you with a top-notch holiday. Amidst the mountain valleys, you will find picturesque villages dotted with colour offering numerous attractions, festivities, and restaurants that will further immerse you in the cultural beauty of Switzerland.
Charming glamping options with views of the mountains, hot tubs and saunasFor your stay, you can enjoy charming wooden glamping sites that will provide you with the best comforts! Panoramic views of mountains, flower-covered meadows and small villages are one of the highlights. On the other hand, the terrace and balcony are great for enjoying the winter scenery, the fresh pine-scented air and a nice cup of hot chocolate. And for colder days, the wonderful sauna and hot tubs are the best options to warm up. The properties also offer heated swimming pools excellent for children to have fun, as well as pleasant gardens.
Travellers and activities
Located in the Swiss Alps, The Gelmerbahn funicular is the steepest funicular in Europe and a must for families. Children will feel like they are on a rollercoaster as they ride down the mountain at a gradient of 106%! Is an experience like no other, where you will pass the steep mountains and turquoise lake of Gelmersee. Another activity not to be missed is the train ride to Jungfraujoch, the “Top of Europe”. This is one of Switzerland's most popular attractions and offers views of one of the most beautiful panoramas in Switzerland, as well as an ice palace. The Jungfraujoch Palace, located on Europe's longest glacier, the Great Aletsch Glacier, is home to ice sculptures in a minus 3 °C environment. You can see everything from bears to penguins to cars. Switzerland also has other attractions such as the country's longest summer toboggan run through cool curves and dragon caves, as well as the world's highest Rodelbahn which offers a thrilling descent!
Switzerland for adventure loversIf you're an adrenaline junkie, the ski resort of Zermatt is all you need to feel invigorated. At an altitude of 3883 metres, Zermatt is Europe's highest ski resort and offers 360 kilometres of world-class ski runs for all abilities. You can enjoy sun, snow, thrilling descents and landscapes beyond belief. On the other hand, the oldest national park in the Alps, the Swiss National Park, offers 80 kilometres of hiking trails. You will explore the forested mountains, rushing rivers and extraordinary wildlife that consists of mountain goats, golden eagles and marmots. Although, if you're a lover of heights, Switzerland's longest and highest suspension bridge sounds like a good place to start. Then the Verzasca Dam, the fourth-highest dam in Switzerland, will allow you to make the second-highest jump in the world James Bond-style.
Switzerland is home to Europe's longest funicular railway. With a total length of 3,500 metres, the Niesenbahn is Europe's longest funicular and has been in operation since 1910.
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Dubbed the world's slowest train, the Glacier Express is Switzerland's most scenic train route and offers an extraordinary journey that will dazzle you with snowy and verdant landscapes. Enjoy the relaxing journey, the delicious food and look out through the high panoramic windows at the scenic attractions. The train runs from St. Moritz to Zermatt, where you will be able to enjoy the backdrop of the towering peak of the Matterhorn, one of the highest mountains in the Alps.
2. Soar above the clouds in Europe's highest liftOverlooking Switzerland's Lake Lucerne, the summit of Bürgenstock has some of the most breathtaking views you will ever see. To reach the top, take the Hammetschwand lift, Europe's highest outdoor lift, and soar 1,000 metres above sea level. The hair-raising heights it reaches are not for the faint-hearted, but the scenery above the clouds is worth a try! The glass-walled lift has survived two world wars and is a world record attraction.
3. See the gigantic Rhine Falls at Schaffhausen!With viewing platforms on both sides, the Rhine Falls are a sight not to be missed. These 150-metre-long waterfalls are the largest in Central Europe. Experience the force of the falling water and view them from the south bank of Laufen Castle or the north bank of Schlössli Wörth. Boats can take you to the rock in the middle of the falls where you can get a closer look at this natural spectacle that sometimes forms rainbows.
4. Delight yourself with the exquisite taste of Swiss chocolate!Switzerland is home to some of the best chocolate delicacies in the world, so one of the best things to do is to sample this delicious treat. Head to Zurich, the Swiss chocolate capital, and sample the best chocolates. You can find luxury truffles, chocolates, flavoured chocolates, and renowned brands such as Max Chocolatier and Toblerone. Enjoy the most exquisite blend of exotic ingredients with cocoa grown in South America and milk of the highest quality, and experience the creamy texture of milk chocolate, which is the best-known type of Swiss chocolate.
5. Soar through the air on the highest zip wire in the worldRising 3,300 m above sea level, the Mont 4 zip line is the highest in the world and the longest in the Alps! Experience a descent from Mont Fort to Les Gentianes, travel a distance of 1,400 m through the snow-covered landscape, and feel the adrenaline flow through your veins. This tour allows you to fly over the Tortin glacier(the largest glacier at Mont Fort) at a speed of 130 km/h!
6. Spend a wonderful day surrounded by furry Saint BernardsBarryland is a breeding centre and museum where you can discover the history of the most emblematic dog breed of the Alps, Saint Bernards. Meet these heroic mountain rescuers, pet their big fluffy bodies, and discover the story of the beloved canine named Barry. During his short life, this wonderful dog pulled 40 people out of the snow and gave them schnapps from his barrel around his neck. If you are a dog lover, this place will seem like a dream for you!
7. Embark on a hike in the “Grand Swiss Canyon”Surrounded by alpine meadows where edelweiss and chamomile flowers dot the landscape, The Ruinaulta (also known as the “Grand Swiss Canyon”) is one of the most beautiful areas in Switzerland. A favourite with hikers and nature lovers, hike through this natural and magical place, go white-water rafting or rent a kayak to enjoy the scenery at your leisure. Fresh air, blue skies, and pine forests paint the scenery of this mystical place.
Information about glampings in Switzerland
🏡 Glampings available: | 256 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -55%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £42. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, balcony and garden. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 81 properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 28 properties. |