Sent Historic Village: Discovering the Painted Houses and Living Traditions of the Lower Engadin High above the Inn Valley in southeastern Switzerland, the village of Sent appears almost unchanged by time. Stone houses decorated with intricate façade art line quiet streets, fountains flow through historic squares, and the Romansh language remains part of everyday life….
Oberhofen Castle: The Fairytale Landmark Overlooking Lake Thun Along the northern shore of Lake Thun, where the turquoise waters of one of Switzerland’s most beautiful lakes meet the dramatic backdrop of the Bernese Alps, a distinctive tower rises directly from the water’s edge. For many travelers exploring the Bernese Oberland, this image has become one…
Convent of St. John at Müstair: Switzerland’s Remarkable Window Into the Carolingian World In the far southeastern corner of Switzerland, near the border with Italy, the quiet village of Müstair guards one of Europe’s most important surviving monuments from the early Middle Ages. Surrounded by the landscapes of the Val Müstair valley, the Convent of…
Neuchâtel: Where Lakeside Elegance Meets a Thousand Years of Swiss History Along the northern shore of Lake Neuchâtel, Switzerland’s largest lake located entirely within the country, stands a city that blends history, culture, and natural beauty with remarkable ease. Neuchâtel is often celebrated for its golden-hued architecture, medieval landmarks, vibrant waterfront, and French-speaking character. While…
