Switzerland - Public transport in Switzerland takes visitors to almost 4,000 metres above sea level to the icy kingdom of the Aletsch glacier at the Jungfraujoch, as well as to the coldest place in Switzerland where temperatures fall far below freezing in winter. You are also welcome to visit and discover the many facets of Switzerland by bike, car, on foot or a combination of the different means of transport. In addition to language, art and culture and nature, Switzerland's regions also boast delicious food. Switzerland offers a large range of specialities, including "pizokel" in Puschlav, "brasato" and polenta in a cosy grotto along the Strada alta, and many more delicacies in the restaurants at the central Switzerland.

Switzerland is situated in the central Alpine region of Europe, bordering Italy in the south, Austria and the Principality of Liechtenstein in the east, Germany in the north and France in the west. Switzerland is a landlocked country with no direct access to the sea. Since the foundation of the federal state of Switzerland in 1848, Bern has been Switzerland's capital city and the seat of the government. There are countless possibilities for accommodation in Switzerland, including spending the night in a barn, an igloo, a tepee, outside under starry sky, in a Bed and Breakfast, in a fancy hotel, in a guesthouse with a traditional flair, etc.