Niedererlinsbach attractions

This full-day tour will give you a chance to explore the scenic Jungfrau region of the Swiss Alps. You'll board a comfortable bus that will take you through the countryside towards Interlaken, a town set between two lakes. After a brief orientation session, you'll continue to the popular village of Grindelwald, where you can visit some of the lookout points to see the peaks of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. You’ll also have free time to take the cable car up to Grindelwald First, followed by a 45-yard-long cliff walk. Your guide will then take you to Lauterbrunnen, a beautiful village nestled between towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls, before heading back to Zurich.

On this four-hour guided tour, you'll have the chance to view sights in Zürich and its surrounding areas. The tour will begin with a ride in an air-conditioned coach. While aboard, your guide will point out the majestic National Museum, the Bahnhofstrasse shopping street, the financial district and the Zürich Opera House. You'll then stop for photos at Lake Zürich before heading to the Old Town district. While there, you'll embark on a walking tour of the city's historic attractions. Afterwards, you'll go for a ride along the scenic Gold Coast on your way to the ferry port in Meilen. Once aboard the ferry, you'll travel to the quiet town of Horgen before heading off to Adliswil. In Adliswil, you'll board a cable car to the Felsenegg vantage point, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the snow-capped Alps.

On this tour, you'll get to see notable landmarks including the National Museum, the Bahnhofstrasse, the financial district and the Zürich Opera House. You'll also stop by the harbor to see the clear waters of the lake. After a 30-minute cruise on the lake, you'll join an interactive audio-guided tour of the Lindt Home of Chocolate museum, where you'll learn about the history of chocolate production and taste chocolate. And April 2026 onwards, you'll also have the option to enhance your experience with a visit to the FIFA Museum, where you can explore the world of football through interactive exhibits, historic artifacts, and exciting displays. At the end of the tour, your guide will help you navigate Zürich's public transportation system to Zürich's main station, where you can continue to explore on your own.

With admission to the FIFA Museum, you can dove into the past and present of ‘the beautiful game’. On arrival, you’ll see football locations from across the globe displayed on giant video screens and explore an exhibition dedicated to showing how the sport connects people across diverse cultures. You’ll watch the history of football unfold from its humble beginnings in The Timeline and The Foundations exhibits and view a display of national shirts from different countries in The Rainbow showcase. Some of the other highlights you’ll find at the museum include the FIFA World Cup Gallery, the Cinema, the Pinball and the eFootball Virtual Pitch.

This walking tour will allow you to explore Basel's historical Old Town. Led by your guide, you’ll embark on a stroll through the charming district’s narrow alleyways and hidden squares. You’ll have a chance to see the Basel Minster, Basel Historical Museum and the 16th-century Town Hall, among many other attractions. As you admire the historical buildings and contemporary structures, you can listen to your guide’s valuable commentary to gain a deeper understanding of the medieval town's culture and heritage.

Your journey will begin in Zurich, where a coach will take you along the shores of the Lake of the Four Cantons to Lucerne. While there, an expert guide will point out the main landmarks of this charming town. Additionally, there will be free time to explore the Old Town. Afterwards, you'll head to Engelberg, where you’ll board a cable car to the top of Mount Titlis. Along the way, you'll see glacier crevasses and massive ice boulders. Upon reaching the top, you’ll be greeted by breathtaking Alpine views. While on the mountain, you can visit the Glacier Cave or pass over the Cliff Walk – Europe’s highest suspension bridge. Afterwards, you can take a ride on the Ice Flier, which brings you close to the glacier crevasses. From there, you can stop by Glacier Park, where you can experience snow tubing throughout the year.

On this half-day tour, you’ll discover Rhine Falls and the town of Stein am Rhein. You’ll depart from Zürich and head to the ancient Castle Laufen located on the top of the enormous Rhine Falls – the largest waterfalls in Europe. After an hour of walking around the scenic area to see different perspectives of the falls, you’ll continue up the Rhine River. Traveling the landscapes, you’ll reach the medieval town of Stein am Rhein. Here you’ll learn about the town and see its renowned wooden and stone buildings with renaissance frescoes. There will be some time to relax before returning to Zürich.

This fully guided day trip from Zurich takes you by coach through some of the most scenic parts of the Bernese Oberland. Transport is included, and along the way you’ll enjoy a scenic drive through the Brünig Pass before arriving in Interlaken, the heart of the Jungfrau region. You’ll have time to explore the town and take in its mountain views. After Interlaken, the trip continues to the charming mountain resort of Grindelwald. This village is known as a great base for active holidays, and you’ll be able to wander its streets and mountain-facing promenades. The day finishes in the spectacular Lauterbrunnen valley, famous for its 72 waterfalls. Here you’ll see Staubbach Falls, Switzerland’s third-highest waterfall, and experience the dramatic valley scenery up close.

Beginning at the Tinguely Fountain in Basel’s city centre, you will follow a route that brings the city’s rich, multifaceted history to life. As you move through streets known for distinctive architecture and high art, you will hear stories that reflect Basel’s unique tri‑national location and its reputation for the famous carnival and international trade fairs. Along the way, historical places will be linked to figures and institutions from many fields. You will encounter tales about Christoph Merian and Sheik Ibrahim, the BIZ and Baumgartner, and see references to the zoo and the synagogue alongside memories of Anne Frank. The narrative will touch on scientific and literary names such as the Bernoullis, Paracelsus, Hermann Hesse, C. G. Jung, Theodor Herzl, Johann Peter Hebel and Wolfgang Goethe. You will also learn about local cultural and industrial influences, including Herzog & de Meuron, Novartis, Fritz Hoffmann‑La Roche, Jean‑Tinguely, Thomy and Felix Sarasin, and hear mentions of Lenin, Wettstein and the Basilisk as part of Basel’s layered story.

At Lucerne's Swiss Museum of Transport, you'll gain fascinating insight into the country's history of travel as you explore a wide variety of fascinating and interactive exhibits. You'll learn about the transport of the past and present and take a captivating look at the potential future of the industry. You'll find a mixture of hands-on displays and informative exhibits as well as high-tech simulators that let you experience what it's like to fly a plane or helicopter. You'll also see submarines, ships and steam locomotives and a giant aerial photo of Switzerland that you can walk across.

To begin this tour, you'll ride through Northern Switzerland’s picturesque landscape. Along the way, a guide will give you more insights into the country’s rich history and culture. Upon arriving at Castle Laufen, you’ll have approximately one hour of free time to explore the medieval castle and the magnificent Rhine Falls. While at Castle Laufen, you can visit the Historama exhibition and walk along the trails above the Rhine Falls. While outside, you can take in views from the riverbanks, stop for photos at viewing platforms and even ascend a glass elevator for more stunning views of the falls. Afterwards, the tour will take you through the beautiful town of Schaffhausen, which features the 16th-century Munot Fortress and Renaissance townhouses.

You will explore Zurich at your own pace using a self‑guided tour app that guides you through the city's history and culture. The route begins at Lindenhof Square, a hilltop park with Roman roots and panoramic views. Along the way you will visit Fraumünster Church to see Marc Chagall’s stained glass windows, walk the elegant Bahnhofstrasse and wander the Old Town with its narrow alleys and historic buildings. As you move through the city, the app will bring you to the lively Niederdorf district, known for its diverse dining options and vibrant atmosphere, and to the Romanesque Grossmünster, a church that played a key role in the Swiss Reformation. You will also stop at St. Peter’s Church to view Europe’s largest clock face, measuring 8.7 metres in diameter, and at the Kunsthaus Zürich to view Switzerland’s largest art collection. The experience will end with a relaxing walk along Lake Zurich’s promenade, where you may enjoy a serene atmosphere and, on a clear day, views of the Alps. The app lets you move between these highlights at your own pace while learning about each site.

A guided coach tour to Heidiland offers a full-day journey through some of Switzerland’s most varied scenery. You’ll begin with a city tour of Zurich, then move on to explore Rapperswil’s Old Town, the rolling Toggenberg region and the Principality of Liechtenstein. Along the way you’ll travel through landscapes of mountains and valleys and past alpine lakes and meadows. As you move through Heidiland, you’ll see waterfalls, gorges and caves, and pass by several scenic reserves that highlight the area’s natural beauty. The route is designed to give you a broad sense of the region’s geography and towns, so you’ll have opportunities to enjoy both panoramic views and more intimate village scenes. Local highlights from Zurich to Rapperswil and into the Toggenberg and Liechtenstein are all included in the tour itinerary, allowing you to take in history, nature and varied landscapes in one day.

This full-day tour will take you to explore the dramatic scenery surrounding Zürich with a local guide. You'll begin with a drive along the shores of Lake Lucerne before stopping off at Lucerne itself for a short tour. There will be time to appreciate some main sights such as the Lion Monument and the Old Town. You'll then continue on to Engelberg to board a revolving cable car and ascend 9.9 feet above sea level to the top of Mount Titlis. The five-minute ride will offer soaring views of steep rock faces and snow-covered mountain peaks. Once at the summit, you can take part in numerous activities such as crossing the Titlis Cliff Walk – believed to be the highest-elevation suspension bridge in Europe.

Experience Lake Lucerne and Mount Pilatus on a half-day outing that combines a scenic cruise with mountain transport. You will cross Lake Lucerne by boat and then continue up to Pilatus Kulm, reaching an altitude of 2,132 metres. From the summit you will see sweeping views over Lake Lucerne and the surrounding Swiss Alps. Along the route you will pass between different mountain lifts that each offer a distinct perspective. The journey includes the world’s steepest cogwheel railway between Alpnachstad and Pilatus Kulm, the aerial cableway Dragon Ride, and the Panorama gondola linking Kriens and Pilatus Kulm. As you move between the lakeside and the peak, you will look down into valleys and across mountain ridges from several viewpoints. This is not a guided tour, so you will travel independently.