Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Switzerland is the kind of country that is perfect for one day road trips. With the many lakes and the Alps, this country has numerous routes with breathtaking views. One of these amazing roads is connecting the canton of Uri to Glarus. The trip starts in Altdorf Uri and first leads you to the village of the Swiss national hero William Tell, to Bürglen. It’s a small, cute village with some nice houses and an iconic church and chapel. The road further heads up towards the Klausenpass to Unterschächen. At Unterschächen, one may want to visit the very popular Staubifall, but let’s go a bit more secret by exploring the other side valley called Brunnital. The Brunnital is basically Lauterbrunnen without tourists. You will be within an amazing steep valley with plenty of waterfalls on the left and right. The valley is totally serene and considered one of the most beautiful ones in all of Switzerland. Leave the car in front of the valley and hike all the way to the cabin station to access the Sittlisalp. The hike is easy and takes roughly 20 minutes. Up at Sittlisalp, you will be in true Switzerland wonderland, an Alp that feels like a true fairytale. There are cows everywhere, the creeks are running, everything is green and there might even be some snow up on the summits during late Spring, early Summer. At the Sittlisalp, you will be in a very serene, peaceful corner of Switzerland, totally worry-free. Taste the local cheese of the Swiss Alps and try some other specialties containing swiss milk. After a visit to the Sittlisalp, head up to the Klausenpass. That is considered being one of the most beautiful passroads of Switzerland. The road is a bit narrow at times but absolutely breathtaking. Because there is a lot to see, the video about the side on Glarus will be published as a sequel.
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Special thanks to Bleon
Switzerland is the kind of country that is perfect for one day road trips. With the many lakes and the Alps, this country has numerous routes with breathtaking views. One of these amazing roads is connecting the canton of Uri to Glarus. The trip starts in Altdorf Uri and first leads you to the village of the Swiss national hero William Tell, to Bürglen. It’s a small, cute village with some nice houses and an iconic church and chapel. The road further heads up towards the Klausenpass to Unterschächen. At Unterschächen, one may want to visit the very popular Staubifall, but let’s go a bit more secret by exploring the other side valley called Brunnital. The Brunnital is basically Lauterbrunnen without tourists. You will be within an amazing steep valley with plenty of waterfalls on the left and right. The valley is totally serene and considered one of the most beautiful ones in all of Switzerland. Leave the car in front of the valley and hike all the way to the cabin station to access the Sittlisalp. The hike is easy and takes roughly 20 minutes. Up at Sittlisalp, you will be in true Switzerland wonderland, an Alp that feels like a true fairytale. There are cows everywhere, the creeks are running, everything is green and there might even be some snow up on the summits during late Spring, early Summer. At the Sittlisalp, you will be in a very serene, peaceful corner of Switzerland, totally worry-free. Taste the local cheese of the Swiss Alps and try some other specialties containing swiss milk. After a visit to the Sittlisalp, head up to the Klausenpass. That is considered being one of the most beautiful passroads of Switzerland. The road is a bit narrow at times but absolutely breathtaking. Because there is a lot to see, the video about the side on Glarus will be published as a sequel.
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6700, GoPro Hero 11 Black, DJI Ronin II, DJI Osmo Pocket 3, DJI Mini 4 Pro
Special thanks to Bleon
![Aletsch Glacier Switzerland – Above the Foggy Sea – Perfect Sunny day in the Alps [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fw5idihsaFU/mqdefault.jpg "Aletsch Glacier Switzerland – Above the Foggy Sea – Perfect Sunny day in the Alps [Travel Guide]
Cloud 9 is here up on the Eggishorn! On a beautiful Sunday during October, my friend and me experienced the unexpected! Wanting to hike down to the Aletsch glacier from the Eggishorn, we instead arrived up in the snow, just standing right above the foggy sea. It was the kind of day to go for Plan B… but interestingly, Plan B happened to be even better than Plan A! Being surrounded by a mystical landscape of sea of clouds, the day eventually happened to be perfectly different!
Information about the local tourism:
https://www.aletscharena.ch/en/world-natural-heritage-site/great-aletsch-glacier
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/route/aletsch-panoramaweg-the-swiss-glacier-trail/
https://www.valais.ch/en/activities/natural-sites/glaciers/the-large-aletsch-glacier
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Special thanks to Johannes
All videos were taken by myself. No sponsoring from any party involved. Please do not use any footage prior to seek written permission.")
![Top 10 SUMMER Switzerland – Best of / Highlights [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hb-gLFRMNmE/mqdefault.jpg "Top 10 SUMMER Switzerland – Best of / Highlights [Travel Guide]
Switzerland is very exciting to be visited during Summer (June, July, August and September) since pretty much all of the attractions are open. The country will be fully green, the days long and the weather warm. There will usually be a lot of sun and you can enjoy fantastic views over the Swiss Alps, roam around villages or cities or do more adventurous activities. Zurich is great to be visited during Summer, it’s warm, vibrant and there will be a lot of street cafes. Stroll through the alleys and walk along the Limmat quay or hang out at the Bellevue to enjoy Lake Zurich and the view to the Swiss Alps. The Rhone glacier at the Furka passroad is a highlight during Summer. You can visit the ice cave inside the glacier and overall enjoy a great drive up to the pass and down to the canton of Valais. You may also go for the Furka steam railway train that is one of the best nostalgic attractions of Switzerland. The rhinefalls is the highest river waterfall of Europe. It can be visited from the side of Schaffhausen or Zurich, where the first one is in general better. You can take the boat to the rock and stand in the middle of the waterfall. Otherwise take a boat to the side of Zurich, enjoy the views from the balconies and head up to the castle. Lake Lugano region is very exciting during Summer. You can visit the town of Lugano, head up to Mount San Salvatore or have a quiet time at the villages of Morcote or Gandria. Lugano is one of the most visited Swiss cities during Summer. The Giessbach falls are one of the best in all of Switzerland. There are 14 waterfalls that enchant any visitor. There is also the oldest still operating funicular of Switzerland and a nostalgic hotel. The grand hotel Giessbach. The interior is very beautiful and romantic. The Lavaux are the Swiss vineyard terraces at Lake Geneva. There are many great hiking trails among the vineyards and also the villages of Epesses and Saint-Saphorin. Besides the wine terraces you can also visit the Château de Chillon, Switzerland’s most beautiful castle by the lake. The Valle Verzasca is in Ticino and is the home to some of the best bathing places in Switzerland. There is the village of Lavertezzo that charms with its roman bridge and the clear waters. Also, visit the villages of Corippo and Sonogno, true gems in the Verzasca Valley. You may also go for a bungee jump at the Verzasca dam that is only possible to do during Summer in Switzerland. The Oeschinensee is one of the top attractions in all of Switzerland during Summer. Here you can have one of the best hikes and views in the Swiss Alps. The lake is very beautiful with its striking color but also enjoy the panorama with the Alps and the roller coaster that is just next to the cabin station. The Lauterbrunnen Valley, the valley of 72 waterfalls is one of the most visited regions in Switzerland during Summer. Many people come to Lauterbrunnen to see the many waterfalls, head up to Jungfrau or the Schilthorn. The village of Lauterbrunnen is also enchanting. The most beautiful place among the top 10 during Summer in Switzerland is the Aletsch Glacier. Here you can have one of the best alpine panoramas, see the massive bent of the glacier from the Eggishorn and have a great hike down to the eternal ice. The Aletsch glacier is the largest glacier of the Alps, 23 km of natural ice!
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Information about the local tourism:
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/destinations/holiday-destinations/summer-destinations/summer-destinations-search/
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Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Flo, Laura, Andreas, Shasta, Hanafi, Razi, Thomas, Ryan and Heather, Chrigi, Isabelle and Johannes")
![Top 10 WATERFALLS of Switzerland 🇨🇭 [Full Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/I26XnfmvzKw/mqdefault.jpg "Top 10 WATERFALLS of Switzerland 🇨🇭 [Full Travel Guide]
I proudly present you the Top 10 most beautiful waterfalls of Switzerland: As a landlocked country, there may be no dreamy beaches in Switzerland, but with Alps, this country hosts some of the most beautiful landscapes. Switzerland is often considered the reservoir of Europe, as there are many glaciers from which the rivers originate. Each of them gets fed with water from the many creeks present in the Swiss Alps. The water sometimes has to quite find its way to reach the next larger river, it needs to pass gorges, forests or drops from the rocks down into the valleys. Where can you find the many waterfalls of Switzerland? There are countless of them, plenty in the wonderful Bernese Oberland (Berner Oberland), around lake Brienz, in the many valleys, such as in the Simmental and of course in the Lauterbrunnen valley. In only that valley, there are 72 waterfalls! Among these 72 waterfalls you may find the Staubbach Falls of Lauterbrunnen, which are considered an Instagram wonder of Switzerland. They are one of the most photographed subjects. But there are 71 more waterfalls in the Lauterbrunnen valley to explore: Mürrenbachfalls, Mattenbachfalls, Trümmelbachfalls and many more! Fascinating! Other wonderful waterfalls are scattered all around Switzerland, central Switzerland, canton Uri, Ticino and northern Switzerland, where the world famous Rheinfall (Rhinefalls) are located. So many waterfalls… but among all these hundreds of waterfalls in Switzerland… which ones make it into the Top 10 most beautiful waterfalls of Switzerland? Watch this video and get to know the pretties cascades of Switzerland!
Do you agree with this Top 10 Waterfalls of Switzerland list? Have you discovered any other waterfall that might be worth ranking high too?
This video was sponsored by the Rhyfallmändli, Rheinfall-Gastronomie and the Grand Hotel Giessbach:
https://www.giessbach.ch/en/
https://rhyfall-maendli.ch/
https://www.rheinfall-gastronomie.ch/
Information about the local tourism:
https://lauterbrunnen.swiss/en/summer/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/truemmelbach-falls/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/staubbach-falls-free-falling-waters-with-a-mist-of-spray/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/seven-springs-and-the-simmen-falls/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/berglistueber-linthal/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/diesbachfall-waterfall-adventure/
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/lenk-iffigenalp/
https://www.ticinotopten.ch/en/water/foroglio-waterfall
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/bavona-valley-and-foroglio-waterfall/
https://www.urneralpen.ch/schaechental/
https://myswisspanorama.com/en/aesch-2/
https://www.giessbach.ch/en/
https://rhyfall-maendli.ch/
https://www.rheinfall-gastronomie.ch/
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Special thanks to Laura, Johannes & Melanie, Lauren, Geeno, Rok, Oli and Razi
#Djemo #DjemoGraphic #WaterfallsSwitzerland
0:00 Intro
1:11 10 - Berglistüber
2:48 9 - Diesbachfalls
3:29 8 - Iffigfall
5:04 7 - Staubbachfall
6:57 6 - Cascata di Foroglio
8:46 5 - Stäuber/Staubifall
10:07 4 - Giessbach Falls
12:29 3 - Trümmelbach Falls
14:15 2 - Siebenbrunnen Falls
15:57 Honorable Mentions
16:44 1 - Rheinfall")
![February in Switzerland? Snow, Winter and Culture [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IVu1t83on9w/mqdefault.jpg "February in Switzerland? Snow, Winter and Culture [Travel Guide]
This FEBRUARY Travel Guide Video will tell you ALL WHAT you NEED to KNOW! February marks the peak of Winter in Switzerland. It’s a great month to travel; in many aspects one of the best times of the year to visit Switzerland! During February, the chances to see snow are very high, certainly up in the Swiss Alps! The mountains and slopes are going to be covered with loads of snow. Even down in the Swiss plains, there are chances to experience snowfall. Enjoy these days as they will not last for very long. The weather is rather dry, it’s very often going to be sunny with a clear blue sky. The views during February are fantastic, especially up in the Swiss Alps. When visiting Zermatt, you will get a high chance to get a clear view over the Matterhorn, something that is not always guaranteed. In general, February is the month to enjoy the panoramas up on the alpine villages of the summits. February marks also a peak season for travellers who visit Switzerland. This mainly affects the Swiss Alps due to the Winter season. Many people from abroad come for their skiing holidays, but the majority will still be locals. February has often the best conditions for skiers but also for sledding! The hotels are often going to be fully booked, thus book months in advance and also be prepared for increased prices. February is rather expensive up in the Swiss Alps but not down in the plains. During February you may also enjoy plenty of seasonal Winter dishes such as crêpe, Raclette, Fondue Chinoise and cheese fondue; the latter being the Swiss national dish. Definitely, February is a great month for foodie travelers! For those who love culture: February is one of the most cultural months of the year! It’s carnival everywhere, each location having their own unique form. Tschäggättä in the mystical Lötschental is one of the most ancient forms of carnival still being very much celebrated or then the largest carnivals of Luzern and Basel marking other cultural highlights in Switzerland. February is also a great month for sunsets, make sure to stay up in the snowy Swiss Alps to enjoy a very colorful environment. Almost all passroads will be closed, you may have to take the car train tunnels that cost but at least will save you some time. Beware they get very busy during the weekends, especially on Sunday evening! All in all, February is a great month to visit Switzerland, surely going to give you many unforgettable memories!
BOOK your FANCY Winter HOTEL here (please let them know about Djemo at the reception):
https://www.arosakulm.ch/
https://www.capra.ch/
Information about the local tourism:
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/winter/
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Laura, Doreen, Johannes & Melanie
This video contains sponsored content of the ski resorts, Hotel The Capra Saas-Fee and Arosa Kulm Hotel")
