Switzerland hotels

Choose to stay in the Swiss countryside and you won’t be disappointed, the hardest part will be choosing which of the gorgeous areas to travel to. In Wilderswil you’ll find the Jungfrau hotel. This large decorative hotel has marvellous views of the Jungfrau Massif, one of Switzerland’s highest peaks where you can go walking, or even climb vertically to the top. Elsewhere in this gorgeous country you’ll find the town of Interlaken and the Hotel Beausite. Swiss chalet style hotels like this are understandably common in the surrounding area and are usually accompanied by pleasant trails. The Hotel Beausite itself sits close to the blue waters of the crisp Swiss lakes Thunersee and Brienzersee, perfect spots for a stroll in the day time if you want to see more of the country.

Party and nightlife in Switzerland

Switzerland, renowned for its scenic beauty and quality of life, is also steeped in a vibrant nightlife culture. It hosts an array of options to suit a diverse range of preferences, fuelled primarily by its busy cities and picturesque towns.

Beginning with Zurich, known as the nightlife capital of the country, areas such as Langstrasse and Niederdorf offer an eclectic range of bars, nightclubs and lounges. Langstrasse has been likened to New York’s Times Square, with its bright lights and buzz into the early hours. Prominent clubs such as the Hive Club and Supermarket have a habit of drawing in top-tier DJs and musical performances, often leading to experiences that are both enjoyable and memorable.

The city of Geneva maintains a similarly vibrant nightlife. Its famous Rue du Rhone and Carouge region are filled with clubs playing the latest hits, popular bars serving creative cocktails, and vibrant venues, such as Le Zoo, known for fantastic concerts.

Likewise, Lausanne, oft-lauded as the 'San Francisco of Switzerland', cannot be overlooked. This city is home to the prominent Flon district, swarming with various nightclubs and bars including MAD, one of the largest and most famous nightclubs in the country.

Not to be outdone, the Old Town region of Bern is particularly famous for its unique blend of Swiss tradition and modern entertainment, making it a considerable hotspot for nightlife enthusiasts.

For individuals looking for a diverse and lively social experience, the town of Lucerne presents a plethora of nightlife options. It houses seductive nightclubs, such as The Rok Klub, known for featuring a multitude of music genres.

Go shopping in Switzerland

Switzerland offers a wide range of shopping opportunities that intrigue and satisfy the interests of global shoppers. From high-end luxury brands to affordable local products, the diversity of shopping options is always apparent in the Swiss cities.

A stroll down the Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich unveils the glory of Swiss fashion and luxury goods. With exclusive brands like Jelmoli and high-end designer outlets, Bahnhofstrasse has earned a reputation as one of the world’s most exclusive shopping avenues, an attraction for those with a penchant for luxury.

While Switzerland might be associated with watch brands and luxury products, it is equally possible to shop without breaking the bank. Sihlcity, situated a leisurely ten-minute train journey from Zurich city centre, is home to places that offer affordable choices. Shops such as Zara, H&M and Mango, along with several supermarkets, provide a range of budget-friendly options.

As for Switzerland's souvenirs, a plethora of distinctive options garner global attention. Swiss watches are world-renowned, represented by brands such as Rolex, Tag Heuer and Patek Philippe, showcasing the precision and craftsmanship that Swiss horology is famed for. The Swiss Army Knife, a practical and iconic item, is another popular choice for visitors, while Swiss chocolates, known for their quality and variety, provide a sweet memory of a visit to Switzerland.