Switzerland

Season Guide

Winter (December – February): Cold with heavy snow in the Alps, ideal for skiing and winter sports, milder in lowland cities.

Spring (March – May): Cool and gradually warming with snowmelt in the mountains and blooming landscapes in the valleys.

Summer (June – August): Warm and pleasant, especially in lower regions, with long days perfect for hiking and sightseeing.

Autumn (September – November): Cool and crisp, with colourful foliage in the lowlands and early snowfall in the mountains.

Top Regions To Visit

Zurich

Zurich blends financial sophistication with a rich cultural scene. The city’s lakeside setting, historic Old Town, and contemporary art and design venues make it a refined hub, while nearby mountains and vineyards offer quick escapes into nature.

Geneva

Geneva is known for its international institutions, luxury shopping and lakeside promenades. The surrounding Vaud and Lavaux regions combine UNESCO-listed vineyards, alpine foothills and charming towns like Montreux and Vevey.

Interlaken

Interlaken is uniquely positioned between Lakes Thun and Brienz and framed by the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks. The town is a hub for alpine adventure, including paragliding, hiking and mountain train journeys, while offering a refined base for exploring the Bernese Oberland.

Zermatt

Zermatt sits beneath the Matterhorn, offering world-class skiing, hiking and mountaineering. The village itself is car-free, blending traditional alpine architecture with high-end boutiques, gourmet dining and refined wellness options, while the surrounding glaciers and peaks provide dramatic, year-round scenery.

St. Moritz

St. Moritz is a globally renowned luxury alpine destination set in the Engadin valley. Known for its pristine lakes, exclusive winter and summer sports, and Michelin-starred dining, the town combines natural beauty with sophisticated shopping, cultural events and high-end wellness experiences.

Unforgettable Experiences

Take a private heli-tour over the Matterhorn spotting hidden glaciers and secluded alpine valleys.

Experience a bespoke horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy Engadin landscapes in St Moritz.

Take a journey on the Glacier or Bernina Express and enjoy Switzerland’s most iconic alpine rail routes, witnessing glaciers, mountain passes and valleys while sipping champagne and sampling regional delicacies in a panoramic carriage.

Enjoy a bespoke chocolate-making workshop in Zurich with a master chocolatier in a historic atelier.

Take a private off-piste skiing session in Zermatt with a professional guide, exploring untouched slopes, hidden glacier runs and panoramic alpine vistas far from the main ski lifts.

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Our Favourite Places To Stay

La Réserve Genève Hotel and Spa

Geneva

A luxurious lakeside hotel renowned for its understated elegance, discreet service and intimate atmosphere. Its distinctive charm comes from the combination of refined, classical design with private gardens, panoramic views of Lake Geneva and the surrounding Alps. The property features gourmet dining, a holistic spa and curated experiences, offering a tranquil and sophisticated base for exploring the city and its scenic surroundings.

Grace La Margna St Moritz

St Moritz

Grace St. Moritz blends classic Alpine glamour with contemporary style in the heart of the Engadin, overlooking the lake and mountains. Its unique appeal comes from a seamless mix of refined design, social energy and a curated programme of dining, après and cultural experiences. With exceptional gastronomy, a vibrant bar scene and easy access to world-class winter sports and summer pursuits, it offers a lively yet elegant base in one of Europe’s most storied mountain destinations.

Le Grand Bellevue

Gstaad

A long-established Alpine hotel that balances classic Swiss hospitality with a quietly modern sensibility, set just above the village with sweeping mountain views. Its appeal lies in the sense of tradition and warmth, refined rather than formal, with thoughtful dining and a strong focus on wellness. With easy access to skiing, hiking and Gstaad’s understated glamour, it offers an authentic yet polished base in the Bernese Alps.

Baur au Lac

Zurich

A family-run Zurich institution dating back to 1844, set in its own park with views over Lake Zurich and the Alps. Its unique appeal comes from a deep connection to the city’s cultural life, signature gastronomy and impeccable service that has welcomed generations of guests. With tailor-made experiences, refined dining houses and effortless access to art, shopping and city attractions, it remains one of Switzerland’s most celebrated luxury hotels

The Omnia

Zermatt

The Omnia in Zermatt stands out for its dramatic Alpine setting, perched on a rock above the town with panoramic views of the Matterhorn. Its design blends modern luxury with local materials, creating a striking and intimate mountain hideaway. Guests enjoy gourmet dining, a rooftop terrace, wellness facilities and direct access to hiking or skiing, making it a unique base for exploring the iconic Swiss Alps.

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