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2023

September – Swiss Wine and its heritage

The vineyards south of the Alps.

Explore the fascinating stories behind each vineyard and discover the diverse grape varieties that flourish in this alpine paradise. From Lake Geneva’s terraced vines to Ticino’s sunny slopes, unique grapes create an alluring and rare blend of experiences, their limited production adding to their appeal. Discover more about the Swiss wines, where tradition and innovation intertwine.

July – Islands of Switzerland.

Revitalizing Swiss Retreat.

Nestled amidst the towering peaks of the Swiss Alps, lie tucked-away locations that may surprise you – islands. Yes, you heard it right! While Switzerland may not boast coastline, it compensates for it with its unique and awe-inspiring isles. These Swiss islands offer a refreshing escape from the conventional notion of islands surrounded by salty ocean waters. 

June – BLUM, a Swiss fictional thriller podcast.

Blum – a Swiss podcast.

BLUM is a new podcast launched on June 28, 2023. Listen to conversations between Emma, a journalist, and her boyfriend while she goes on the tracks of Clara, who disappeared in Switzerland. An adventure that will take her to 9 Swiss cities, discover works of art in the 10 Art Museums of Switzerland, visit mysterious antique stores, historic libraries, dazzling train rides, and escapes through the freshly fallen snow. Check out the newsletter here.

April – Hidden Gems of Switzerland.

Enigmatic Alpine Sites.

Switzerland is a country that is known for its stunning natural landscapes, charming towns, and world-renowned tourist destinations. While many visitors flock to the popular attractions, there are also hidden gems in Switzerland waiting to be discovered. If you’re looking to discover some of Switzerland’s best-kept secrets destinations, take a look at these tantalizing suggestions.

March – Festivals of Switzerland.

Swiss Openair.

In the summer months, many music festivals and openairs take place in Switzerland, often in idyllic rural locations away from urban areas. These events draw in thousands music lovers of all ages who come together to celebrate and dance to their favorite tunes. Tune in to the collection herewith and let us know if anything strikes a chord.

February – Unique Swiss Sports.

Swiss wrestling.

Switzerland is home to some of the world’s best athletes. From the now-retired tennis champion Roger Federer to the rising star of skiing Marco Odermatt. Switzerland’s favorite sports are soccer, alpine skiing, and ice hockey. Nevertheless, a myriad of peculiar Swiss sports exists, from the more atypical to the nostalgic; Switzerland has a tradition in some very unique sports. Find out more here!

January – Swiss customs & traditions 101.

Tschäggättä, Lötschental.

Many people are surprisingly unaware of how deep Carnival tradition runs in several of Switzerland’s cities, towns and villages. During a Swiss Carnival, local communities are transformed into vibrant, colorful festival sites. Each one celebrates special customs in sometimes very unique ways, but they all have a few things in common: fun and good cheer! Discover our traditions here!