Zurich attractions

To love chocolate is to love Maestrani's Chocolarium in Flawil, Switzerland. This is your chance to see a real chocolate-production line in action. They even have a 100-meter-long chocolate-making machine and an interactive experience tour where snacking is encouraged! Get ready to uncover the secret of how happiness is packaged into chocolate.

Featuring over 100 authentic buildings from Switzerland's rich rural tradition, Open-Air Museum Ballenberg offers visitors a glimpse into the social and cultural history of the nation. Open since 1978, the museum represents some of the most important and typical forms of houses, farmsteads, and settlements in Switzerland. This large open-air museum also features displays of traditional craftsmanship including cheesemaking and bread baking, as well as a wide range of local farm animals (including some rare species).

Mount Titlis is a mountain in the Swiss Alps that stands at 3,238 meters above sea level. It is accessible by cable car and is home to the Titlis Cliff Walk, believed to be the highest-elevation suspension bridge in Europe.

Sometimes referred to as 'Queen of the Mountains' due to the abundance of surrounding splendor, Mount Rigi is a mountain in the Swiss Alps. Rigi is almost entirely encircled by the lake waters from Lake Lucerne, Lake Zug, and Lake Lauerz. The area can be accessed by Europe's oldest mountain railways, the Rigi Railways.

the Lindt Home of Chocolate by Swiss star architects Christ & Gantenbein. Marvel at its vast atrium with the world's highest free-standing chocolate fountain - the perfect spot for your souvenir photo.