Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Who does not love hiking? In this video, I introduce you to one of the best kept secrets of the Swiss Alps. This valley is incredible: You have the perfectly raw Switzerland up there: lush green grass fields, cows, the sound of the cowbells, a lake, beautiful traditionally swiss houses and view up to the peaks and down to the valley. In this valley, you can enjoy Switzerland on a budget, the hiking is very cheap and you are going to be only among few visitors. The cabin costs less than 10.- CHF, the parking is free, what more? The entire hike to the lake takes around 30 minutes, another 10-15 to go around the lake and then another 30 to reach again the cabin. The hike is easy, even for beginners and families. Sometimes it’s just better to come to these places, enjoy the real Switzerland among the Swiss instead of being among loads of international travelers. The valley is great for taking many beautiful photos and views. Do not forget to hike to the chapel, that is on a side road on your hiking trail to the lake, that’s where you also can meet some Swiss cows and listen to the charming sounds of their bells.
Watch the entire video to know the location and indications of how to reach. Please be moderate when posting about this valley. Overtourism is not appreciated here.
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Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Bleon
Who does not love hiking? In this video, I introduce you to one of the best kept secrets of the Swiss Alps. This valley is incredible: You have the perfectly raw Switzerland up there: lush green grass fields, cows, the sound of the cowbells, a lake, beautiful traditionally swiss houses and view up to the peaks and down to the valley. In this valley, you can enjoy Switzerland on a budget, the hiking is very cheap and you are going to be only among few visitors. The cabin costs less than 10.- CHF, the parking is free, what more? The entire hike to the lake takes around 30 minutes, another 10-15 to go around the lake and then another 30 to reach again the cabin. The hike is easy, even for beginners and families. Sometimes it’s just better to come to these places, enjoy the real Switzerland among the Swiss instead of being among loads of international travelers. The valley is great for taking many beautiful photos and views. Do not forget to hike to the chapel, that is on a side road on your hiking trail to the lake, that’s where you also can meet some Swiss cows and listen to the charming sounds of their bells.
Watch the entire video to know the location and indications of how to reach. Please be moderate when posting about this valley. Overtourism is not appreciated here.
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Bleon
![NOVEMBER in SWITZERLAND – This YOU need to know! Still worth to Travel? [Full Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oZuLucjf7xE/mqdefault.jpg "NOVEMBER in SWITZERLAND – This YOU need to know! Still worth to Travel? [Full Travel Guide]
Some people often say that NOVEMBER is the WORST TIME to travel. But is that really true??? What does November have to offer and what are its down sides? These aspects will be covered in this video. November is a very interesting month, just because everybody does not think so! November is very colorful during the beginning. There will be many colors of Autumn, all the leaves are golden, orange, yellow and red! November is also quite foggy, meaning the weather is not always best and at times it will rain. But during November, you may also have snow fall and enjoy early Christmas vibes. Very nice is the combination of the Autumn colors with snow. November is not good for hiking but still you should visit the Swiss Alps. Go up to some peaks and enjoy the sea of clouds. Up on the peaks, the view is brilliant, while down in the valley, there will be cloudy weather. November in Switzerland is also a month of culture. You may visit the Lantern Festival in Early November called Räbäliechtli, visit the Herbstmesse in Basel and some markets like Martinimarkt in Schaffhausen or Zibälämärit in Bern. In late November, some Christmas markets will already open up! Great chance to experience early Christmas vibes here in Switzerland. Benefit also from season break, its low season here in Switzerland. Many hotels will offer cheaper prices and you may travel around Switzerland on a budget. HOWEVER: This comes at a cost: Many hotels and restaurants will be closed! Book early to be sure to have a place to dine and stay. Some attractions will be closed too. On the other hand: You may benefit from some ski resorts already starting their Winter season! Surely, November is a very interesting Month! MUCH BETTER than many people think!
Information about the local tourism:
https://www.j3l.ch/en/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/destinations/valle-di-muggio/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/summer-autumn/autumn/
https://www.basel.com/en/events/basler-herbstmesse
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Locations featured in the video: Realp, Blausee, Jungfraujoch, Zermatt, Saas Fee, Jura Vaudois, Romainmôtier, Cascade du Dard, Tine de Conflens, Saut du Day, Valle di Muggio, Buchberg Schaffhausen, Schaffhausen, Basel Stadt, Herbstmesse Basel, Fafleralp bei Blatten im Lötschental, Eispavillion Saas Fee, Räbäliechtliumzug (Lantern Festival) at Gfenn, Räbäliechtli at Gossau ZH, Mine de Sel de Bex, Vallorbe Grotte, Lac Souterrain, Emosson Dam, Eggishorn Aletsch Glacier, Sustenpass, Gotthardpass
This video was not specially sponsored by any party. However, it contains footage recorded during previous sponsorships from: Hotel Christiania Zermatt, Hotel Bernina 1865 Samedan, Grand Hotel Giessbach, Jura 3 Lacs, Wallis/Valais Promotion
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Johannes, Sam and Alvira
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![Top 10 SWISS Villages - Most beautiful towns of SWITZERLAND [Full Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pOtiJgoc_f0/mqdefault.jpg "Top 10 SWISS Villages - Most beautiful towns of SWITZERLAND [Full Travel Guide]
Switzerland is a rather small country but has plenty of beautiful villages. Many of them have maintained their traditional appearance, which has attracted numerous tourists from all over the world. The diversity of the Swiss villages has fascinated many visitors, whichever region you visit, the villages all look unique and different. Some people say that you only will get to feel the authentic villages, when you choose to visit one or more of the many traditional villages. But which ones are worth to visit? With this video, I proudly present you my TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES OF SWITZERLAND for the year 2023 in detail. I am sure that you may be familiar with a few of these 10 villages, but the majority on this list will most likely be new to you! This is likely the most detailed travel guide video about Swiss villages here on YouTube! Wonderful Marthalen lays in northern Switzerland in Zürich’s wine land region. The village charms with its many wood frame houses and alleys. Marthalen is best to be visited during Spring and Summer, when the entire landscape shines in green. Nearby attractions would be the village of Rheinau with its monastery and the Rhine falls, Europe’s tallest river waterfall. Gandria in Ticino is a beautiful hanging fishing village just at the boarder to Italy. Gandria is best to be visited by boat from Lugano, Morcote or Porlezza. The village has numerous stairs and alleys and feels like a maze, quite exciting! Poschiavo is located in the Italian-speaking part of the canton of Graubünden. The village is rather large and the most alive among all of these villages on this Top 10 list. The village also has a very interesting history one can learn about in the three local museums. Lessoc is a rather secret village located in Fribourg. It’s less noticed due to the more famous nearby towns of Gruyères and Château d’Oex. Lessoc is great for those visitors who want to avoid crowds. Sonogno is the uppermost village in the very touristy Valle Verzasca. It’s very popular among Swiss and German visitors but remains rather unknown to the rest of the world. The village charms with its traditional stone houses and alleys. Albinen is the hidden gem of this list. It’s very similar to Grimentz but the core is larger and there are more details to discover. The village is very raw, alone this fact is a strong reason for anyone to come here. Albinen is best to be combined with nearby Leukerbad, the Swiss oasis of wellness. Morcote remains a favorite for anyone who loves alluring villages. It’s similar to Gandria but busier. Consider climbing the hill to enjoy a great vista down to the church. Lungern is probably the most popular village on this Top 10 villages list. Lungern has been admired for its green hills and turquoise lake, definitely a wonderful alpine oasis to visit. Iseltwald, the winner of Last years’ Top 10 villages list does not seize to amaze its visitors. The village is full of these wonderful wooden houses that well blend with the lake and the green hills. Iseltwald is great to be included into a holiday at Interlaken. The winner of this year’s Top 10 Swiss Villages is Bosco Gurin! This place remains very raw despite its incredible beauty! Bosco Gurin is the perfect serene village one would seek to find. Enjoy walking around in the many alleys, spotting the traditional stone and wooden houses and enjoy the alpine environment. Watch the FULL Video in 4K!
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THANK YOU to “Val Poschiavo Turismo” and “Leukerbad Tourismus” for SPONSORING this video! https://www.valposchiavo.ch/en/
https://www.leukerbad.ch/albinen
More information about the tourism (no paid content):
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/
https://www.myswissalps.com/wheretogo/towns
Individual Videos about the Villages:
1. Iseltwald: https://youtu.be/RO13tEXrh3g
2. Gandria: https://youtu.be/429iYYjD2rc
3. Bosco Gurin: https://youtu.be/aFBwae-lTq0
Special thanks to: Laura, Johannes, Hanafi, Marco, Oliver and Ryan Shirley for support and guest appearance
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic 2 Pro, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Ronin RS 2, ZhiYun Weebill 3 Lab
0:00 Intro
0:44 Number 10 - Marthalen
2:22 Number 9 - Gandria
4:04 Number 8 - Poschiavo
5:58 - Number 7 to 6
8:44 Number 5 to 4
12:50 Number 3 - Lungern
13:59 Number 2 to 1")
![LAUFENBURG: 1 Village, 2 Countries: Between SWITZERLAND and GERMANY [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pWzMJ9D0PLw/mqdefault.jpg "LAUFENBURG: 1 Village, 2 Countries: Between SWITZERLAND and GERMANY [Travel Guide]
Laufenburg is one of the most beautiful villages of Switzerland… and also of Germany. How is it possible that this village is though part of two countries? Laufenburg was built at the river Rhine and has been under the rule of several powers until it ended up in today’s format. Laufenburg charms with its tranquility, the many alleys and beautiful houses. Both sides are similar, the Swiss one has though visibly more flags, while the German site does not. The two sides of Laufenburg are connected through a bridge, which allows easy switching between the two countries. Today, Laufenburg is part of Baden-Württemberg and the Canton of Aargau. The village was under the French rule, until it was then split, giving the larger part with the centre to the Canton Fricktal, which later merged into today’s canton of Aargau, while the part on the right side of the Rhine was given to the Grand-Duchy of Baden. Today, the village might be split into two countries, but feels like it was one: both sides keep the same name, Laufenburg Switzerland and Laufenburg Germany, people freely switch between both sides and the houses and image in both countries are the same. Laufenburg is perfect to combine with the nearby cities of Zürich and Basel. From Laufenburg, you even can take a train (Deutsche Bahn, that line is mostly on time) to Basel. This is the cheapest way for you to proceed from Laufenburg to Basel. There is another similar Swiss village that is also split into two parts, just further down the Rhine, you may visit Rheinfelden, that carries the same name on both sides of the river.
Information about the local tourism:
https://www.laufenburg-tourismus.com/erlebnisse-freizeit/aktiv-in-laufenburg/wandern/erlebniswanderweg-laufenburger-acht
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Equipment: Sony α6500, DJI Ronin II, GoPro Hero 10, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Marco")
