Romancing Switzerland, the paradise on Earth

Here, we tell you about the most fascinating things to do in Switzerland to make your trip memorable.

With breathtaking alpine scenery and picturesque little hamlets, oozing fairytale charm, Switzerland is a surreal destination on the world map. The azure blue lakes, gorgeous green valleys and snow-capped white peaks of the Alps, will have your heart. The country, set amid beautiful valleys and lakes, offers a long list of interesting things to do, including hiking, paragliding and skiing, among others.

Here, we tell you about the most fascinating things to do in Switzerland to make your trip memorable.

St. Mortiz is defined by its glittering lakes, glaciers, palatial hotels and alpine forests. One of the world's most famous mountain destinations, this is a place where you might end up spotting one of your favourite movie celebrities. This super-chic resort town has hosted two winter Olympics in the past. People can enjoy skiing, snowboarding and skating here during winters. In summers, hiking, biking, and a range of water sports can be enjoyed.

Switzerland's most popular summer holiday resort, Interlaken never ceases to stun travellers with its natural beauty. Set between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, the gorgeous Swiss city is home to some breathtaking flower gardens,mighty mountains, old hotels, and cafes. One can enjoy hiking, climbing, and kayaking in the city.

The iconic pointed peak in Switzerland, Matterhorn rises to 4478 m above sea level. The pretty little village of Zermatt lies at the foot of the peak. Here, one can enjoy those horse-drawn carriage rides and quaint chalets and motor vehicles are not allowed inside this peaceful village. Today, the place remains flooded with experienced climbers and skiing enthusiasts.

Serving as the capital of Switzerland, Bern is a stunning destination loaded with old world charm. The medieval old town here is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From walking on the picturesque cobbled streets to visiting the tallest cathedral in the country and admiring those 16th century fountains, there’s something for everyone in Bern to enjoy.

Falling in love with Lake Geneva is quite easy given its natural beauty! It is also Europe's largest Alpine lake, surrounded with dreamy snow-capped peaks. Also known as Lac Léman, this crescent-shaped lake is shared between France and Switzerland. The city of Geneva is a political hub of the country, dotted with luxury shops and old towns.