Switzerland is incredibly well organized, especially when it comes to outdoor activities. Trails are marked, infrastructure is reliable, and everything just works. But having the right apps on your phone makes a big difference, especially if you want to feel confident and independent. One of the most reassuring things about hiking in Switzerland is how well everything is marked. You rarely feel lost, and even when you do, a sign is usually just around the corner.

Every January, Lucerne transforms into something almost surreal.For a few winter nights, the already beautiful city becomes a stage of light, sound, and storytelling, where historic buildings, quiet squares, and even the lake itself turn into immersive art installations.Welcome to the LILU Light Festival Lucerne—one of Switzerland’s most magical winter events, and (in my opinion) one of the best reasons to embrace the cold instead of escaping it.What Is the LILU Festival (And

The best way to travel throughout Switzerland? Public transport: no traffic, scenic routes and anything from funiculars to boats... but especially trains!

Rising between Lake Lucerne, Lake Zug, and Lake Lauerz, Mount Rigi is often called the Queen of the Mountains, and it’s easy to see why. With sweeping panoramic views, charming alpine trails, and one of the oldest mountain railways in Europe, Rigi perfectly captures the magic of the Swiss Alps.

Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Tremorgio Lake area in Ticino as follow me on a hike!

Autumn in Switzerland arrives quietly, almost politely. One day the trees are green, the next they are suddenly dressed in shades of gold, rust, and crimson. The air becomes crisp, the sunlight softer, and the rhythm of the cities slows just enough to make you notice the change.