Switzerland under the bright light. |
Before planning your trip to this lovely paradise in the
continent of Europe, the first thing you have to know is – when is the best
time to go for your kind of adventure? Switzerland is known as a summer and winter sports
paradise. Whatever the season is, you have a long list of extreme activities to
choose from which are done best either on summer or winter time. To make sure
that your type of sports and your clothing is appropriate for the weather in
Switzerland, you have to know these: summertime usually lasts from June to
August, while winter starts in December and ends during the latter part of
February.
Just remember that Switzerland is a huge country so you need to decide which adventures to take on first so that you can plan your activities around it. Depending on which sites you wish to visit, you can book accommodations in a central location where all the attractions that you would like to visit are easily accessible.
To guide you with, the top escapades for both seasons are
listed in this piece for you not to miss and will make you a certified
adventurer:
Go on a hiking trip.
Let’s say that you would like to take a hike while having
a view of the snow-capped Alps. There are thousands of well-marked trails here
where everyone, from beginner to intermediate and expert hikers can go. Just
make sure to pack a pair of sturdy hiking boots if you want to get some
physical workout while enjoying a gorgeous view at the same time.
There’s the Zermatt Lake Trail in Matterhorn where you are bound to stumble upon the occasional marmot animal. While you’re at it, why not also visit the 14,690-foot Matterhorn which is the most iconic emblem of the Swiss Alps? There are many guided and self-guided tours that you can take…simply choose one based on your skill level.
There’s the Zermatt Lake Trail in Matterhorn where you are bound to stumble upon the occasional marmot animal. While you’re at it, why not also visit the 14,690-foot Matterhorn which is the most iconic emblem of the Swiss Alps? There are many guided and self-guided tours that you can take…simply choose one based on your skill level.
Trek in Mont Blanc.
If you’re in for the ultimate adventure, why not schedule
a trek to Mont Blanc? There are two 4,000 acclimatization peaks here as well as
two summit opportunities, so choose a trekking adventure based on your skill
level.
Take the famous Jungfraujoch Tour.
You can’t visit Switzerland without taking part in the
famous Jungfraujoch tour. The journey will take you to the top of Europe, at
3,454 meters at the region’s highest altitude railway station. Once there, you
will have a breathtaking view of the Alps wonderland as it is covered in ice,
snow and rocks. The views from two other train stations: Eiger Wall and Eismeer
are also unmatched.
Adventures for Swiss Summer.
In Switzerland, summer excursions often involve lakes and
mountains. During your summer holidays in the Alps, the clear water of the
lakes and snow-capped peaks create a remarkable landscape for walking and
biking. You can also go sailing, swimming or windsurfing and enjoy the view-the
best way to explore the beauty of nature and breathe in some fresh air.
Gorge on delicious Swiss cheese, chocolates and wine.
The Swiss are famous for eating fondue during winter, but
it can be had in almost all restaurants year-round. For an even more sumptuous
treat, gorge on some good quality milk chocolates at the Callier Factory of
Nestle here. You can also go for a wine tasting trip or enjoy a view of the
steep hillside vineyards in Lavaux, a region of Lake Geneva which is a UNESCO
World Heritage Site.
Have a view of it all from above.
Even if you’re not a mountain climber, you can have a
view of the attractions from above as you ride a train, a cable car or a
funicular. Switzerland is home to the steepest cog railway in the world which
is on top of Mt. Pilatus. While you’re up there, sip a cup of warm beverage at
one of the mountaintop eateries.
Amaze your eyes while aboard the cable car. |
You won’t be lacking for trains to ride while visiting
Switzerland because there are 46 railway companies here. Aside from its being a
convenient means of transportation, the trail will get you through some of the
most visually stunning landscapes in the world.
Every exciting adventure is here in Switzerland just
waiting to be experienced by you. And even to someone who just want to enjoy
sightseeing while munching on that Swiss cheese… Switzerland is open for you.
So what are you waiting for? Plan your trip now!
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