A rich heritage.
An important part of Switzerland’s wealth is its cultural heritage that dates back over several millennia, and its wonderfully varied natural heritage. To date, eleven sites in Switzerland have been classified by UNESCO as World Cultural or Natural Heritage. They are among the 962 sites considered to be of outstanding value to humanity that appear on the UNESCO World Heritage List and illustrate the diversity of nature and of human cultural achievement.
Biospheres are regions of exemplary sustainable development and focus on the relationship between humankind and nature.
RailAway offers a new and unique opportunity to visit what humankind has created in thousands of years and nature in millions of years. Let yourself be inspired by these wonders!
 | The Old Town of Bern. UNESCO World Heritage as a city experience. individual travel offer |
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 | The castles of Bellinzona. Medieval barrage and UNESCO World Heritage Site. |
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 | La Chaux-de-Fonds. The watchmakers’ town.
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 | Monte San Giorgio Fossil Museum. Natural history at the Monte San Giorgio UNESCO World Heritage site.
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 | The Lavaux vineyard terraces. From vine to wine. |
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 | Convent of St. Gallen. Life – Legend – Ritual. |
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 | UNESCO World Heritage – Tectonic Arena Sardona. Unique insights into the origins of the Alps. |
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 | Convent of St. John in Müstair. 1,200 years of spiritual living.
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 | Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch. Over the Grosse Scheidegg to the Rosenlaui gorge and on to Meiringen
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 | Sörenberg–Kemmeriboden-Bad. Walking in the UNESCO biosphere.
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 | The suspension bridge between Belalp and Riederalp. Thrills in the lofty heights.
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 | Bernina Express Classic. Through the UNESCO World Heritage site with the Rhaetian Railway.
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