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Switzerland perfectly fuses history and innovation, nature and bustling urban centers, relaxation and high adventures. Our bespoke flights to Switzerland whizz you to this extraordinary country in prime style and comfort.

Explore Switzerland with flynas

Breathtakingly beautiful, the Alps run through Switzerland, sculpting much of the country’s landscapes. From its gorgeous Alpine heights, valleys, and crystal-clear lakes to its lively cities filled with art, history, and amazing cuisine, this country is anyone’s holiday dream.

Switzerland has four, region-specific official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. People often refer to these as Swiss German, Swiss French, and so on to highlight the dialect differences. A phrase book will help you navigate the basics of Switzerland’s languages.

Your flynas flights from Saudi Arabia to Switzerland touch down in Geneva. From here, you can explore the rest of the country using the highly efficient public transport system. Or, why not rent a car and travel through this amazing destination in your own time?

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Best Places to Visit in Switzerland

There’s an abundance of fantastic sites in this country with its quaint little towns, dynamic cities, and stunning scenery. Here are just a few that will make your Switzerland trip unforgettable.

Geneva

This is Switzerland’s second-largest city and hugs the banks of the impressive Lake Geneva. Considered the ‘World’s Smallest Metropolis’, the Old Town is filled with cobblestoned history while present-day innovation can be seen in Jet d'Eau, the huge fountain in Geneva Lake Harbor. Here, you can learn more about watchmaking, explore historic beauty, and enjoy different water sports. It’s also an idyllic romantic getaway.

Zurich

Zurich, another picturesque lakeside destination, is the largest city in Switzerland. History buffs love the preserved medieval and Renaissance architecture and relics in the National Museum. Zurich also has a lively art scene and loads of cafés and top restaurants.

Basel

Known as Switzerland’s art capital, Basel lies next to the beautiful River Rhine. Brimming with art museums, this city hosts several art festivals during the year. It’s home to the popular Basel Zoo. You can also book river cruises to view the gorgeous Swiss countryside.

Bern

This is the capital of Switzerland and a real treat for history lovers. The Old Town, magnificent clock tower, and many fountains are just a few of the sites. The whole family will enjoy a boat trip on the River Aare.

Other locations well worth a visit are Lucerne, with its 13th-century Musegg Wall and Lion of Lucerne Monument, and Lausanne, the base of the Olympic Committee and Olympic Museum. You’ll also enjoy Lugano, a postcard-perfect town tucked between a pristine lake and towering mountains.

Things to do in Switzerland

From shopping maestros and food connoisseurs to thrill seekers and relaxation experts, Switzerland has something for everyone. Here are some of our favorites.

Bernina Express — A Train Trip Through the Mountains

The Bernina Express, a world-famous panoramic train, travels between Chur, Switzerland and Tirano, Italy. It’s the ideal opportunity to do some European ‘country-hopping’ while enjoying breathtaking scenery through the Swiss Engadin Alps.

Winter Sports in the Alps

Switzerland has unparalleled winter vacation destinations. You can enjoy exciting skiing and snowboarding at world-class resorts such as Zermatt with its Matterhorn views and the glamorous, high-end St Moritz. Saas-Fee even has summer skiing thanks to its high altitude, and Verbier offers daring off-piste tracks for experts.

Adventures in Interlaken

Known as the portal to the Bernese Oberland, Interlaken, Switzerland not only has captivating views but also offers summer and winter outdoor activities for the whole family. Go on cable car rides or scenic train journeys through the mountains. Or, engage in adrenaline-spiking paragliding, skiing, or mountain biking.

Shopping

Switzerland offers next-level shopping experiences. Here, you’ll find everything from charming boutiques to luxury brands.

Food in Switzerland

Chocolate and cheese — the best! But, there’s a lot more to Swiss cuisine. Like its melting pot of cultures and languages, Switzerland’s food scene also features German, French, and Italian signatures.

Famous Swiss food includes cheese fondue, which consists of a ‘caquelon’ with melted cheese and cubed bread (dipped into this pot of deliciousness). Raclette is another melted cheese favorite. It’s eaten with potatoes, pickles, and onions. Älplermagronen is a potato dish with macaroni, cheese, cream, and onions. Birchermüesli is a sweet made with oats, condensed milk, apples, and nuts. There are also delicious breads and biscuits … and chocolate, of course!

Hotels in Switzerland

Swiss luxury hotels tick all the boxes when it comes to ultra-comfort and convenience. There is no shortage of five-star facilities throughout the country. You’ll also find plenty of budget-friendly options, including guesthouses, chalets, and mountain huts.

Switzerland Currency

The Swiss Franc is this country’s official currency. You can easily exchange your riyals for francs at the airport.

Weather in Switzerland

Switzerland’s weather not only varies by season but also by the altitudes of different regions and destinations. Over the year, temperatures fluctuate between 28°F and 82°F, with July and August as the hottest months. January is typically the coldest month.

FAQs

• Do I need a visa for my Switzerland Holidays?

Answer: Yes, you need a Schengen visa for your Switzerland family vacation and solo or couple’s trip.

• What are the best months to visit Switzerland?

Answer: That depends on whether you want to take a summer or winter trip. December to February is great for skiing and other winter activities, while May to September is perfect for warm-weather fun.

• Is Switzerland an expensive holiday destination?

Answer: Yes, Switzerland holidays are expensive. But, if you follow our handy budget travel tips you can curb expenses.

• How many days do I need in Switzerland?

Answer: We recommend anything between seven and 10 days to ensure a great Swiss experience.

• What are Switzerland’s most famous foods?

Answer: Swiss chocolate and cheese!

• What currency is used in Switzerland?

Answer: The Swiss Franc is the currency used in this country.