Things to do in Switzerland
Day Trips from Zurich19 optionsMuseums7 optionsLucerne Tours45 optionsZurich Airport Taxi11 optionsBoat Tour Zurich30 optionsGeneva City Tour14 optionsMount Titlis Tours13 optionsZurich City Tour24 optionsLake Lucerne Tours38 optionsGeneva Airport Transfer12 optionsLucerne Boat Tour20 optionsLake Zurich Tours27 options
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Geneva: Chocolate Tasting Tour & Old Town Walk with Boat Ride★ 4.97 (4,324) · 3h
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Interlaken Tandem Paragliding: Swiss Alps & Lake Views★ 4.95 (1,823) · 1h 30m
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Zurich to Mount Titlis & Lucerne: Cable Car, Cliff Walk, Ice Flyer★ 4.50 (2,024) · 10h
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Jungfraujoch: Top of Europe Day Trip from Zurich★ 4.68 (1,683) · 11h 30mUS$ 359View ›
Jungfraujoch Day Trip from Zurich: Eiger Express & Cogwheel Train★ 4.65 (1,513) · 12hUS$ 329View ›
Mount Pilatus summit from Lucerne: Train, gondola & cruise★ 4.56 (1,444) · 5h 15mUS$ 198View ›
Chamonix & Mont Blanc Day Trip from Geneva with Cable Car★ 4.24 (1,374) · 10hUS$ 109View ›
Zurich: Lake Cruise, Lindt Chocolate & Optional FIFA Ticket★ 4.23 (1,164) · 5h 15mUS$ 93View ›
Tandem Paragliding from Interlaken: Swiss Alps flight★ 4.94 (973) · 1h 30mUS$ 224View ›
Jungfraujoch Day Trip from Lucerne: Cogwheel Train & Sphinx View★ 4.67 (870) · 9h 30mUS$ 347View ›Top rated (10)
Bernese Oberland Day Trip from Luzern: Waterfalls, Aare Gorge & Lake BrienzYou’ll wind through Swiss mountain passes from Luzern with a local guide at the wheel—walking Aare Gorge’s echoing tunnels, eating lunch above Lake Brienz, feeling spray from Staubbach Falls in Lauterbrunnen valley and ending your day gazing up at Eiger and friends from Isenfluh village. It’s less about ticking sights off a list than letting Switzerland seep into your bones.
Lucerne: Electric Cargo Bike Tour Swiss Villages & Lake ViewsYou’ll glide through peaceful Lucerne neighborhoods on an electric cargo bike, snack by Lake Lucerne with mountain views, and share laughs with your local guide. Expect quirky stories, friendly faces, and a playful “Swiss passport” challenge at the end — all while feeling more like a local than a tourist.
Zermatt: Matterhorn Tandem Paragliding Flight ExperienceYou’ll lift off from high above Zermatt with a Swiss-trained pilot, gliding past the Matterhorn and catching glimpses of glaciers or maybe even wildlife below. All equipment is included, and your guide handles everything so you can just focus on flying — honestly, it’s hard not to feel changed after seeing those peaks from above.
Zurich Chocolate Walking Tour & Tastings Old TownYou'll taste 13+ pieces of chocolate from Zurich's best boutiques while walking through the Old Town, starting at 1pm daily. The guide shares the history of chocolate and the city as you move at a relaxed pace through small groups. Allergies are accommodated in advance, and the route adjusts based on what's happening that day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real chocolate from actual makers without spending the afternoon researching shops on your own—the guide knows which doors to open and the small group size means you're not rushing between stops.
Paragliding in Davos: Tandem Flight at High AltitudeA tandem paragliding flight in Davos pairs you with a professional pilot who launches from Jakobshorn Mountain and glides down 1,000 meters over 15 to 35 minutes of airtime. You meet at the cable car station in Davos Platz, ride up with your pilot, hike the final 10 to 20 minutes to the launch site, and sit in front of the pilot during the flight—no special skills or extreme fitness required. The whole outing takes about 2 hours. If you want more involvement, your pilot can show you how to steer the glider or perform freestyle maneuvers during the descent.Is it for me?The 2-hour time commitment means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without reshaping your whole day in Davos. If you have only a few hours free, this works; if you want to combine it with other activities, the schedule leaves room for that too.
Geneva electric tuk tuk tour: Lake Geneva, Old Town & Jet d'EauA private electric tuk tuk tour of Geneva lasting around one hour, guided in English, Spanish, French or Arabic, that covers Lake Geneva and the Jet d'Eau, moves through the Old Town past St. Peter's Cathedral and the Reformers' Wall, and includes a photo stop at a high vantage point. The route is tailor-made to your interests, pickup is included, and the tuk tuk closes completely if the weather turns cold, with blankets provided.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Geneva's main sights—the lake, the fountain, the Old Town, the cathedral—without driving or navigating yourself. The guide handles the route and the timing, so you can focus on the landmarks and ask questions as you go. If you're traveling with infants or small children, specialized seats and stroller space are available, and the closed tuk tuk keeps everyone warm in cold weather.
Mürren Paragliding: Tandem Flight over Lauterbrunnen Valley & EigerYou hike to a mountain take-off point, run off it with a professional pilot, and glide over the Lauterbrunnen Valley with unobstructed views of three major peaks and dozens of waterfalls. The flight ends in the valley bottom, where you choose between a bus ride or a walk back down. Includes your pilot, helmet, and all landing fees.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Lauterbrunnen Valley from the air without piloting themselves — the pilot handles everything, which is what makes it possible to focus on the view and the moment instead of technique.
Zermatt: Private Ski Lesson Sunnegga Area with 3-Hour CoachingYou’ll get three hours of private ski coaching on Zermatt’s Sunnegga slopes with an experienced instructor who adapts everything to your level. Expect real feedback, relaxed conversation, and small wins that stick with you long after your lesson ends.
Lucerne: Old Town & Chapel Bridge Private Tour with Local GuideYou spend ninety minutes walking Lucerne's Old Town with a local guide who shows you the Chapel Bridge, Hofkirche, and Lion Monument while steering you through the streets where the city actually lives. The private format means the pace is yours, and the guide's knowledge of both the famous landmarks and the quieter corners means you leave understanding how the place fits together, not just what it looks like.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Lucerne beyond the main landmarks—a local guide means you get the context and the back-streets in ninety minutes, which is exactly what makes a short tour feel complete rather than rushed.
Lake Brienz: Guided Kayak Tour & Castle Stop with PhotosYou’ll paddle Lake Brienz with a small group and local guide, passing forested cliffs and stopping at Ringgenberg Castle for stories (and photos). Glide over turquoise water, rest on hidden beaches, learn new skills even if you’re a beginner — and leave with memories you’ll want to share long after you’ve dried off.
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Geneva: Scavenger Hunt Walk Uncovers Local Secrets & FunYou’ll wander Geneva’s streets solving playful clues and creative photo tasks at your own pace. Discover city highlights like Rousseau Island and Saint-Pierre Cathedral while laughing over unexpected moments—a self-guided adventure you’ll remember long after you’ve left.
Zurich Self-Guided Audio Tour: Grossmünster & FraumünsterA self-guided audio tour of Zurich using a mobile app and headset, covering the city's main attractions including Grossmünster, Fraumünster, St. Peter's Church, Paradeplatz and monuments to figures who shaped Swiss history. The tour takes 2 to 3 hours and includes a professional audio guide with photos and directions for each stop; you choose when to start and how long to linger at each site.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you travel alone or with a small group and want to explore Zurich without a set schedule or a live guide keeping pace. The self-guided format means you linger where you want, skip ahead if something doesn't hold you, and start whenever suits your morning or afternoon.
Zurich Escape Room Game: Outdoor Puzzle Adventure in Old TownIf you love escape rooms or want to see Zurich from a totally new angle, this game is for you. You’ll hunt for clues all over the city center, solve clever puzzles with your team, and stumble into places most tourists miss. It’s challenging, social, and honestly—way more fun than just following a map.
Chillon Castle Montreux: Medieval Fortress & Lake Geneva ViewsYou enter Chillon Castle on your own schedule with an audio guide or self-guided trail through medieval rooms, dungeons, and ramparts overlooking Lake Geneva. Touch-screen videos and a quirky castle trail explain the Dukes of Savoy era and the fortress's defensive design. The visit takes as long as you want—most people spend two to three hours—and you skip the hassle of arranging a group tour or waiting for a scheduled departure.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore a medieval fortress without joining a scheduled group tour or waiting for a guide to start—you arrive, enter, and move through the castle at your own rhythm, with the audio guide filling in the history as you go.
Lausanne: Olympic Museum Ticket & Interactive Exhibits EntryYou’ll step into Lausanne’s Olympic Museum where every corner has its own story — from athlete triumphs to behind-the-scenes moments. Watch kids play in the sculpture park, try digital exhibits at your own pace, and feel connected to legends and locals alike. The experience is accessible for everyone and lets you find your own favorite moment along the way.
Walking tour Basel: Minster, fountains & RathausA walking tour of Basel's old town in German, French or English, led by a guide who responds to your interests and questions. You'll explore the Basel Minster, see the fountains and shops of the city center, enjoy the view from Pfalz, and photograph the Rathaus—the guide adapts the route based on what you want to see next.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want someone who knows Basel to show you the landmarks and then answer what you actually want to know about them—not a fixed script, but a conversation about the city. The short length means you can fit it into a morning or afternoon and still have time to explore on your own afterward.
Lucerne: Walking Tour Old Town, Chapel Bridge & Jesuit ChurchYou’ll wander Lucerne’s winding streets with a local guide who brings hidden stories to life—from crossing Chapel Bridge under its painted roof to pausing in the hush of Jesuit Church. Expect warm smiles from locals as you pass through Old Town squares and catch glimpses of daily life beyond the postcards.
Lake Lucerne 1-Hour Cruise: Mountain Views & Lakeside LandmarksA 1-hour panoramic sightseeing cruise on Lake Lucerne departs from Pier 7 at Schweizerhofquai in central Lucerne, passing Meggenhorn Castle, the Bürgenstock resort area, and the Richard Wagner Museum. You choose between open upper deck, main deck, or sheltered indoor seating with onboard food and drinks available. The boat returns to the same pier, making it suited to first-time visitors, short stays, couples, and families.Is it for me?The fixed one-hour route and fixed departure point mean you don't plan the day around transport—you walk to Pier 7, board, and step off back in the city an hour later, which is why it suits travelers on short stays or anyone who wants a break from walking without leaving Lucerne.
Zurich FIFA Museum Tickets & Audio GuideYou enter with a smartphone audio guide and move through over 1,000 football objects at your own pace, including the original World Cup Trophy. The optional Skills Zone lets you test your abilities across seven interactive stations. Entry is wheelchair accessible, and the audio guide works in multiple languages, so you're not dependent on a tour group or a single language track.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Zurich who wants to explore football history at their own pace without a scheduled group tour—the audio guide means you control the speed and language, and the wheelchair accessibility removes barriers to entry.
Zurich Airport Transfer: Private Car & Fixed PriceYou book online, a multilingual driver meets you at the airport terminal or your hotel, and you ride in a private car with Wi-Fi and water to your destination at a price you already know. The driver waits up to 75 minutes if your flight is delayed, and support is available around the clock. No negotiation, no surprises, no stress.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Zurich and want to skip the taxi line, currency exchange, and price haggling—the fixed rate and multilingual driver mean you go straight from the terminal to your destination without decisions or surprises.
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Zurich Open-Top Bus Tour: Lake Views & Historic LandmarksAn open-top bus sightseeing tour of Zurich with a 1-hour audio-guided route through the old town, Lake Zurich shores, and major landmarks including the Fraumünster Church, Rietberg Museum, and Swiss National Museum. The audio guide plays in English, Spanish, French, German and two additional languages. You can add a boat cruise on Lake Zurich (May through September) at checkout; if you choose it, tell the driver when you board and he'll hand you your cruise ticket.Is it for me?Choose the bus-only option if you want a quick overview of Zurich's landmarks and neighborhoods in a single morning loop. Add the boat cruise if you're visiting between May and September and want to see the lakeside and surrounding landscapes from the water as well.
Zurich: City Tour, Lake Cruise & Lindt ChocolateYou spend the morning on a coach and on foot through Zurich's financial district, exclusive residential quarters, and medieval Old Town, then board a 30-minute Lake Zurich cruise. After disembarking at Kilchberg, you walk to the Lindt Home of Chocolate, explore the interactive museum with audio guide, and taste unlimited chocolate. Your 24-hour public transport ticket gets you back to the city, and if you've booked the FIFA Museum, you visit it independently that afternoon with admission and audio guide included. The whole experience runs about half a day, with the optional museum adding another two to three hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want Zurich's main sights — the financial district, Old Town, and lake — in one morning without arranging transport or museum tickets separately; the coach, boat, and public transport ticket handle all the logistics, leaving you to focus on what you're seeing.
Zurich Old Town walking tour: Reformation historyThis private walking tour of Zurich's Old Town follows a historian's route through Roman ruins, medieval churches and Reformation sites, with stops at Lindenhof, Fraumünster, Grossmünster and Niederdorf. Bruno, an independent historian specializing in the Zurich Reformation and accredited Fraumünster guide, adapts the experience to your interests and pace. Fraumünster Church admission is included; the tour runs 2.5 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so Bruno adjusts the stops, the depth of explanation and the walking pace to your interests instead of keeping to a fixed schedule for a larger group—it suits anyone who wants to understand Zurich's history in depth without the time pressure of a standard tour.
Geneva Hop On Hop Off Tour: Open Bus & Mini TrainA hop-on-hop-off sightseeing pass in Geneva lets you ride an open-top bus through the International District and along Lake Geneva, take a mini train through the Old Town's tight streets, and access a Parks & Residences route in summer. The red bus and both trains run every 45 minutes from fixed stops; you board when you arrive and get off wherever you want. Audio commentary plays in English, Spanish, French or German. Children from age 4 ride; strollers fold and stow aboard.Is it for me?Choose this pass if you want to set your own pace across Geneva's spread-out landmarks — the bus and trains run often enough that you can hop off to walk the Bastions Park or St. Peter's Cathedral, then catch the next departure without waiting long. It suits travelers who prefer to explore on their own time rather than follow a fixed itinerary.
Geneva International District Tour by Open Top BusAn open-top bus tour of Geneva's international district and lakeside parks, departing from Place Dorcière with audio commentary in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. The route passes the United Nations Office, the Broken Chair sculpture, and the Jet d'Eau fountain, then follows both shores of Lake Geneva through the city's green spaces. Children from age 4 are welcome; the bus operates every 45 minutes and the full loop takes about 75 minutes.Is it for me?The open-top format and fixed 45-minute schedule suit travelers who want to see Geneva's landmarks and lakeside without planning a route or timing—you board when you arrive, listen in your language, and the bus handles the stops. It works well for families with children from age 4 and for anyone who prefers to sit and take in the city rather than walk it.
Zurich open-top bus tour with chocolate and cheese tastingA full-day tour of Zurich combines a one-hour open-top bus ride through the city with visits to two working food factories in the countryside — the Chocolarium chocolate maker in Flawil and the Appenzeller Schaukäserei cheese dairy — plus a 30- to 45-minute stop in St. Gallen to see the cathedral and walk the old town. A live English-speaking driver-guide leads the whole day; you arrange your own lunch in Zurich before the afternoon departs.Is it for me?Pick this if you're based in Zurich without a car—the afternoon itinerary starts with a guided bus tour of the city, then continues to the chocolate factory and cheese dairy, so you experience both attractions in one outing rather than planning separate trips.
Zurich Open-Top Bus Tour: Lake Views & Historic LandmarksAn open-top bus sightseeing tour of Zurich with a one-hour audio-guided route through the old town, past the National Museum and Rietberg Museum, and along Lake Zurich. The audio guide plays in English, Spanish, French, German and two additional languages. Children from age 4 are welcome. You can add a boat cruise on Lake Zurich (available May through September) at checkout; if you do, the driver hands you your ticket and you walk to the pier from the final bus stop.Is it for me?Pick the bus-only loop if you want to cover the main landmarks in one seated route with audio commentary, or add the boat cruise if you'd rather see the city from the water as a separate experience.
Mount Rigi and Lake Lucerne day tour from BaselA guided day tour from Basel to Mount Rigi and Lake Lucerne with a small group and English-speaking Swiss guide. The itinerary chains four transport modes—train, boat, cogwheel railway and cable car—into one continuous loop, so the day unfolds without backtracking. Lunch at Rigi Staffel is on your own; the guide handles timing and commentary across all the transitions.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary without translation or a headset. It suits anyone who wants the mountain and the lake in one day without renting a car or reading train schedules.
Circle 4 Langstrasse tour Zurich: Red-light district historyA guided city tour of Zurich's Circle 4 district, led by a live guide in English or German, that traces the Langstrasse and the Cheib neighborhood from their turbulent past through their transformation into a multicultural creative hub. The tour runs two hours and covers the history of bars, clubs and galleries that now define the district. Minimum age is 16; the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see a side of Zurich that most visitors skip—a neighborhood with real history and real character, not a polished version of it. The two-hour walk keeps the pace manageable while covering enough ground to understand how the district works.
Lucerne Day Trip from Zurich: Train, Walking Tour & Lake CruiseA day trip from Zurich to Lucerne by train includes a 2-hour guided walking tour through the Old Town with a local guide, free time for lunch, and your choice of a 1-hour Lake Lucerne cruise or extra leisure time in the city. Train tickets and the city tour are included; the lake cruise is optional. The round-trip takes 7 to 9 hours total, with the train ride handling all the driving.Is it for me?Choose the option with the lake cruise if you want to see the mountains and lakeside villages from the water; pick the city-only option if you'd rather spend the extra time exploring Lucerne's shops, restaurants and side streets without a schedule.
