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Location

Switzerland
46° 49' 5.4768" N, 8° 13' 39.0432" E

Quick Facts

  • Perhaps the most dramatic scenery in Central Europe
  • Hiking in summer through majestic mountain passes and valleys
  • Savour the cuisines of France, Italy, Germany, Austria and even Switzerland
  • The worlds most celebrated ski slopes grace the legendary Swiss Alps
  • The Alpine sunset brings magic as you light the fireplace in your LaCure ski chalet

Description

Description

From the majestic peaks of the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc, to breathtaking verdant valleys embracing sparkling lagoons, Switzerland easily wins the prize for most dramatic European scenery. Staying at luxury LaCURE Swiss villas, you can linger in front of a flickering log fire, sipping hot chocolate, surrounded by alpine views, or relax out on the terrace and watch the sun slip behind the snowy peaks.

No matter the time of year you are in Switzerland, there are things to do. In the summer, you can go hiking on the various trails that weave their way through mountain passes and lush vales. Or the brave can take invigorating plunges in lakes and waterfalls fed by pure mountain runoff.

In the winter, of course, there's amazing skiing on some of the world's most-celebrated alpine slopes, such as St. Moritz, Gstaad, Klosters and Grindelwald. Or you can go backcountry skiing along awe-inspiring trails, such as the popular Haute Route that winds its way through the Alps and over glaciers from Chamonix to Zermatt.

Switzerland is a country of diverse influences. Depending on the region in which you're traveling, you might hear French, German, Italian or Romansh spoken by the locals. Influenced by its closest neighbors, the mountainous country provides an easy opportunity to enjoy many cultures (and cuisines!) all at once.

If you want to take a break from the skiing, then you can visit fascinating Swiss cities, including Geneva and Zurich. Both are gorgeous and manage to maintain the famous Swiss order and clean appearance without sacrificing their charm. In Geneva, traverse the cobbled thoroughfares and have dinner overlooking pristine Lake Geneva, with Switzerland's bluest water. The largest Swiss city and the country's financial engine, Zurich is located on a pristine river and lake, and offers wonderful restaurants and nightlife.

At the end of the day, you can return to the welcome of your holiday home in Switzerland, and relax in the sauna or steam room, or in front of a blazing fire. No matter how cold the alpine world is outside, a LaCURE villa will always provide a warm refuge—and lasting memories.