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Switzerland is a country worth visiting all year round, but when Spring arrives, it truly lives up to its reputation as the “European Garden,” with mountains and valleys adorned in a sea of flowers.
Starting from April, when the Spring snow begins to melt to the sunny days of June, flowers bloom abundantly under the warm sun. There are rapeseed flowers, tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and various unnamed wildflowers, all competing for attention with their vibrant colors. In the warm Spring weather, traveling in Switzerland allows you to explore both the cities and the great outdoors and experience the beauty of Spring.
The Swiss public transportation system brings international visitors to the most fascinating panoramic routes, the most beautiful mountain summits, and the most romantic boat trips. With the Swiss Travel Pass, traveling around Switzerland has never been easier. Seize the chance to discover even more of the country’s beauty this spring.
With 11 lakes, five UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and 1,280km of eye-catching views, the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland takes you to all the highlights and sights in Switzerland year-round. Get in, lean back, and enjoy – wherever you like.
The all-in-one Swiss Travel Pass serves as the gateway to exploring Switzerland, offering unlimited rides on the trains, buses and boats, including premium panoramic trains (with advance seat reservations and applicable fees) and public transport in more than 90 towns and cities.
The Swiss Travel Pass is conveniently delivered to you as an e-ticket with QR code, enabling international visitors to explore the country with a choice of 3, 4, 6, 8 or 15 consecutive days. Consider purchasing on 8-day pass, or alternatively, opt for a 15-day pass to expand your experience! Children under the age of 16 travel free when they book and travel together with their parents on the Swiss Family Card. Young travellers below the age of 25 also get additional discounts off the normal price.
The Swiss Travel Pass also functions as a Museum Pass. You can visit more than 500 Swiss museums for free, including Chillon Castle, Matterhorn Museum Zermatt, Swiss National Museum Zurich, etc. Also, journeys to the Rigi, Stoos, and Stanserhorn are free of charge. Plus, enjoy up to 50% discounts for access to many mountain railways and cableways in Switzerland.
Activities during the Spring Holiday
For enthusiasts of nature, embark on the Olive Tree Trail in Lugano to delve into the historical and scientific aspects of olive tree cultivation, or stroll along the shores of Lake Geneva at the Quays of Montreux, where you can marvel at exotic flowers and palm trees and immerse in awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding mountains.
Passionate cyclists can indulge in the numerous bicycle and e-bike tours offered around Lake Biel and amidst Geneva’s renowned vineyards. Switzerland’s capital, Bern, is a haven for cycling aficionados, with plenty of hidden gems to discover. They offer the perfect adventure around Bern’s green belt.
Embark on the incredible journey of exploring Switzerland’s most picturesque destinations along the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland, completing your Swiss to-do list along the way. Book Swiss Travel Pass for yourself and your family through MySwitzerland.com/SwissTravelPass today, and start the journey of the Grand Train Tour of Switzerland (MySwitzerland.com/GrandTrainTour).
We need the ride of a lifetime. We need Switzerland.