Wine country

Switzerland

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Wine trails

15 stops · 1 week St. Moritz: Engadin Wine & Champagne In 1864, hotelier Johannes Badrutt bet his British summer guests they'd love St. Moritz in winter. They stayed until spring. That bet invented the winter holiday. 14 stops · 1-2 weeks Zermatt & Matterhorn Wine Trail 10 stops · 4 days Crans-Montana: Terroir at Altitude Crans-Montana sits at 1,500m on a sun-drenched plateau directly above Sierre — Switzerland's driest city and the self-proclaimed wine capital of Valais. The Piste des Vignes is the only ski run in the world that ends in a vineyard. 10 stops · 1-2 weeks Graubünden Alpine Wine Trail 10 stops · 4 days Verbier: Festival & Fondue Wine The freeride capital of Europe meets the wine heartland of Switzerland. Verbier sits above the Rhône Valley, where Valais — Switzerland's largest wine region — grows grapes on impossibly steep terraces below. 9 stops · 3 days Saas-Fee: Pearl of the Alps Wine The Pearl of the Alps is car-free, glacier-fed, and surrounded by 13 peaks above 4,000m — more than any other resort in Switzerland. Saas-Fee's isolation preserves something rare: a mountain village where wine culture means hiking to it. 9 stops · 1-2 weeks Valais Glacier Wine Trail 8 stops · 3 days Davos: Where the World Meets Wine Every January, the World Economic Forum transforms Davos into the planet's most powerful wine bar — heads of state and CEOs negotiate over Swiss wines at private chalets. But Davos was famous long before WEF. 8 stops · 3 to 4 days Gstaad: Palace Hotel & Alpine Wine The Gstaad Palace, open since December 1913 and given Two MICHELIN Keys in 2026, opens only in season: 15 December 2026 to 7 March 2027 and 20 June to 5 September 2027. Outside guests book a table for dinner. On the Promenade below, Posthotel Rössli, an inn since 1845, serves fondue moitié-moitié at CHF 28 with Swiss wines from Vaud, Valais, Neuchâtel, Graubünden and Ticino. Saanen, three minutes away by train, keeps a farmhouse dated 1555 and the church where the Menuhin Festival began in 1957. In winter the Wasserngrat chairlift runs daily to a mountain restaurant, and at Glacier 3000, 29 minutes away by PostBus, the summit restaurant pours Yvorne from the Chablais next to the Peak Walk bridge. Two wine regions are a train ride away: the cooperative below Spiez Castle on Lake Thun, about 1 h 22 via Zweisimmen, and the Lavaux terraces above Lake Geneva, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007, reached from Montreux, about 1 h 26 away by GoldenPass Express.
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Valais · 44
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Graubünden · 23
Bernese Oberland · 18
Vaud · 7
Zermatt · 7
Grindelwald · 6
St. Moritz · 4
Basel-Landschaft · 1
Engadin · 1
Maienfeld · 1
Upper Valais · 1
Visperterminen · 1