Switzerland - Winter Wonderland.

Switzerland is a unique winter destination in the heart of the alps. The motto "get natural" applies everywhere: unspoiled nature and majestic mountains, genuine people and thrilling winter sports adventures all present endless vacation possibilities. For hundreds of winter vacation ideas in Switzerland, download the new winter brochure here »

	Valais For skiers and snowboarders, the Valais has the longest descents - but it is also one of the most snow-assured regions in Switzerland. For in the Valais you'll find the highest altitude ski areas in the Alps, in an exceptionally picturesque setting: villages scattered with sun-bronzed chalets, framed by 47 peaks topping 13,000 feet. More »

	Interlaken/Jungfrau First lady of the Alps - the Jungfrau mountain dominates a winter sports region whose powdery slopes rise to nearly 10,000 feet. Alongside Mt. Eiger and Mt. Mönch, she watches over a ski area of world renown, famous for the breathtaking railway up to the Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe and a host of other wintry attractions. More »

	Engadin St. Moritz What mountains! What lakes! What light! The Engadin enchants visitors with its sublime landscapes, unique style and harmonious blend of nature and tradition. 215 miles of ski runs, 125 miles of cross-country ski trails and 95 miles of winter walking paths make this sunny valley Switzerland's biggest winter sports region. More »


Interlaken/Jungfrau	engadin st. moritz	valais	swiss int'l air lines
Special Offer, from $1,755.88 Near the resort town of Interlaken, the Jungfrau mountain alongside Mt. Eiger and Mönch watches over a ski area of world renown. More »	Special Offer, from $2,220.57 What mountains! What lakes! What light! The Engadin enchants visitors with its sublime landscapes, unique style and champagne climate. More »	Special Offer, from $1,395.54 You won't find more ski runs for your money anywhere else. Savor the picturesque settings framed by a panorama of 47 peaks. More »	From Spring 2012 onwards, SWISS will be using its own long-haul aircraft with a three-class cabin on the Newark - Zürich flight to increase seating capacity. More »