#things to do in Switzerland

[carylee1]

Experience the magic of Switzerland in January, where snowy landscapes and world-class skiing await. From charming alpine villages to thrilling winter sports, it's a paradise for travelers. Discover the top attractions at https://www.oneair.ai/travel-guides/destination-of-the-month-january-2025-switzerland/

[holiday-and-tour-packages]

The Top 5 Family-Friendly Things to do in Switzerland

Switzerland, with its beautiful surroundings and lovely cities, has a variety of family-friendly activities to offer. There is something for the whole family to enjoy, from taking beautiful train journeys over the Swiss Alps to exploring the beautiful mediaeval old cities of Lucerne and Bern. History fans can explore rich oral tradition kept in museums and castles, while nature lovers can enjoy hiking routes that lead to amazing scenery. Take a boat ride on Lake Geneva or visit the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne for a whimsical experience. The interactive exhibits there are likely to pique the interest of small children. Switzerland offers unique experiences that suit all ages and interests, it's skiing in the winter or having picnic by beautiful lakes in the summer.

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Here are the Top 5 Family-Friendly Things to do in Switzerland:

1. Swiss Theme Parks and Adventure Parks:

Connyland (Lipperswil): This amusement park has a variety of rides appropriate for all age groups in addition to interesting dolphin and sea lion shows. Children can also engage with animals in the petting zoo.

Swiss Vapeur Parc (Le Bouveret): Swiss Vapeur Parc, well-known for its miniature steam train rides, lets families experience a re-creation of Switzerland's landscapes on a smaller scale. The park provides both adults and children with a delightful experience due to its well-maintained landscaping.

2. Alpine Adventures:

Zermatt: Zermatt, known for the recognisable Matterhorn summit, has a variety of family-friendly activities. Families may enjoy walks suitable for all ability levels in the summer, as well as cable car trips up to locations like Gornergrat for amazing views of the Alps.

Grindelwald: Another family-friendly Alpine resort is Grindelwald, which can be found hidden away in the Bernese Oberland. Easy hiking trails through beautiful landscape, cable car rides to overlooks like First, and summertime skating, and adventure park visits are all available.

3. Swiss Museums:

Swiss Museum of Transport (Lucerne): Families love this museum because of its interactive displays about all kinds of transport in Switzerland. Children can explore vintage cars, trucks, and aeroplanes. They can even take a driving or flying lesson in simulators.

Technorama (Winterthur): Technorama, also referred to as Switzerland's interactive scientific centre, has more than 500 practical physics, chemistry, and biology experiments. For both kids and adults, it's an entertaining and informative experience.

4. Cruises on Swiss Lakes:

Lake Geneva: Families can take a relaxing boat tour from Geneva, Lausanne, or Montreux to take in the beautiful views of Lake Geneva and its environs. Certain cruises make stops at communities beside lakes or at sites like Chillon Castle.

Lake Lucerne: Families may experience the amazing views of the Swiss Alps while cruising on Lake Lucerne. Cruises leave from Lucerne and frequently include stops at neighbouring sites like the Swiss Museum of Transport or a ride on the cogwheel train up Mount Pilatus.

5. Exploring Swiss Cities:

Zurich: The biggest city in Switzerland has a lot to offer families. Families can explore the city's parks, such the Zurich Arboretum, or go to the Zoo in Zurich, which is home to a wide variety of animals. The Lindenhof hill offers expansive city views, and the Swiss National Museum offers insights into Swiss history and culture.

Geneva: Geneva, which is situated on the shores of Lake Geneva, has family-friendly activities like boat cruises on the lake, seeing the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, and viewing the Jet d'Eau fountain. Walking about the city's Old Town, with its old buildings and beautiful cafés, is a great idea. Conclusion:

Families looking for adventure and relaxation will find Switzerland to be an excellent choice. There's never a dull moment here because to the harmonious combination of modern attractions, historical depth, and natural beauty. Switzerland offers an infinite number of chances for families to make lasting impressions, whether they are travelling through beautiful villages, bonding over a fondue meal in Zurich, or taking in the amazing highest point of the Matterhorn. Switzerland is great destination for family-friendly travel in Europe because of well-organized transport system and friendly attitude, ensure seamless and pleasurable trip for travellers of all ages.

[ask2ps]

i made interps of 2p liech and 2p swiss so many years ago but never posted em... not sure where the files are now. >__< but i finally am working on the new ones lol. i know that 2p swiss and 2p liech arent as popular, but theyre one of the few i have an Actual history planned out for.

tldr: the worlds ultimate paranoid germaphobe and his creepy little sister, who is armed with lysol wipes and also a Gun

[catenary-chad]

things I am hilariously neutral/flexible on:

greasedinah

electra having a fuckass mustache or not

Slick vs Caboose

how actually malicious to make Greaseball

how irrational or rational Caboose’s motives are

twink vs “pocket bear” trucker Caboose

basically every character’s gender

[just-anka]

Fun hair and exploring some places near new home :)

[amelia-sun]

one day,,, i will let myself be cringe and free,,, one day,,

[hapless-raining]

The amount of Rogozhin/Myshkin content I drew and never posted anywhere expect private twitter and telegram channel will never stop being insane to me like girl pls go to therapy

[pergaminaa]

Modern au

Manon’s grandmother doesn’t see Manon’s daughter much, if at all. It was a decision both Manon and Dorian have agreed on; Dorian knows how vile the woman is, and while Manon is not cutting the woman off completely, she won’t let her daughter be subjected to that woman.

The Blackbeak matron doesn’t care either way. She knows of the child’s existence, and she already knows that she’s a lost cause, not worthy of her time and energy.

But you know which (great) grandmother gets unlimited time with the child? Glennis.

The woman is so kind and motherly and so very caring. She wants to spend time with the child, and despite the hiccups with Manon (she’s trying okay, but she can’t magically unlearn everything and be normal. But Manon knows that Glennis is a safe person which is why she has no issues dropping off her child at her great grandmother’s house)

Glennis loves it. She knows that while Manon struggles a lot with her feelings, the fact that she’s trusting her with her child for hours is telling the old woman all she needs to know. Manon just can’t express herself properly and that fine, her actions are enough.

So really, whenever Dorian and Manon plan something just for the two of them, baby is dropped off at Glennis’ house to spend a whole day bonding with her grandmother. Also, whenever Bronwen knows the baby is there, she visits Glennis and spend time with the baby.

So really, it’s just baby bonding with the Crochan side of the family with no issues because they’re safe and Manon actually trust them. As for the Blackbeak side, she only trusts her Thirteen and that’s about it.

[twpsyn-who]

People saying "Don't boycott Eurovision or Israel will win!!" - they already won the second they got past the semifinals. Israel is going to be the winner of this year, especially with the way things are going down at the moment.

You wanted Israel to not win? You guys should've made sure they didn't get to the finals to begin with- though I wouldn't doubt EBU would've changed some votes or pulled some bullshit to add Israel in the finals regardless of making it or not.

[freebooter4ever]

Lmao i was crying too hard and dripped tears on my phone and tried to wipe it off with my sleeve forgetting that i had used my sleeve to blow my nose and ended up smearing snot all over instead of cleaning off the teardrops \o/ i need a change of clothes and a shower lol

[yuukei-yikes]

Do you know a good place to read english translations of the kagepro novels?

before anyone wants to kill me of course i will always say Support the creators by purchasing the novels. However a lot of us live in countries where these novels are not sold, and buying from online stores outside the country is nearly impossible due to VERY high taxes + unreliable mail service. ok? ok!

that said! kagepro novels from 1 to 7 in epub format. and here is the eighth novel from a fan translation (havent found the official eng translation online) (i like reading fan translations as well as the official personally)

[carylee1]

Experience the magic of Switzerland in January, where snowy landscapes and world-class skiing await. From charming alpine villages to thrilling winter sports, it's a paradise for travelers. Discover the top attractions at https://www.oneair.ai/travel-guides/destination-of-the-month-january-2025-switzerland/

[the-jam-to-the-unicorn]

Ze in a recent speech about the upcoming Peace Summit

[draw-you-coward]

WIP Title Tag Game

tagged by @nibswrites thank you! <333

Prompt: Make a new post with the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Let people send you an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and then post a little snippet or tell them something about it! And then tag as many people as you have WIPs.

I've been a busy bee with job applications but I just checked tumblr and thot this was cute! Unforty I don't like leaving things incomplete so my only WIP is the bg3 fic 😅 which is called "bg3 fic" lmao

but here are some recent finished ones!

FirstnameLastname_Resume

bepis 2

The Grove is empty in its bareness (missed titling this lol)

larthir dumped

time travel plants

visiting the gays' house

how r the plants doing

comf

edit

a peaceful afternnon

winter party

move faster

palentine's day

tag urself lmao im a peaceful afternnon . see if u can guess which one's which lol! probably easy just looking at my ao3 history. anyway thanku for the tag! tagging @tinta--branca bc u r my frien . n also @vert-of-the-wood @thedreamsofgods bc u are in my notes rn, bangar's saggy buttcheeks i dont know how to spell ur url but i know who u are, and all the fandom blogs that follow me n make content! ok :)

[al-mayriti]

i have to get work done so of course i am procrastinating and i decided to look up which places i want to visit while i'm staying in trento. i'll only do it every other saturday cause i don't want to spend too much money (although i've chosen cheap trips ofc). in the end, it'll be only 4 trips: bolzano, innsbruck, brunico, and padua.

[vogelmeister]

anyways i saw a video of non dutch people pronouncing dutch names and im proud to announce that two of my characters and one of my coworker's names are there