THE SWISS ALPS IN YOUR GLASS

Culminating at 4,478m, the Matterhorn is one of the most iconic mountains in the world due to its shape  recognizable   among all. It overlooks  the village  of Zermatt in Valais.

The Jungfrau (4'158) is located on the border between the cantons of Valais and Bern. World famous, it is possible to reach it thanks to the highest rack railway in Europe.

Three kilometer long mountain range located in the  Chablais Valais. The Haute Cime, the highest of the 7 peaks is located at 3,258m.

The Dent Blanche is located in the commune in the Val d'Hérens. An almost perfect gneiss pyramid which culminates at 4,358 m, it is a true symbol of the region.

The Titlis is undoubtedly the most famous peak in central Switzerland. With its 3'238m it overlooks the village  of Engelberg to which it is connected by the first rotating cable car in the world. 

With a drop of almost 1700m, the almost totally vertical north face of the Eiger is one of the most impressive in the Alps. 

Piz Bernina, the highest peak in the Eastern Alps (4,049m), is distinguished by its emblematic Biancograt ridge, one of the most spectacular snow-covered ridges in the Alps.

Moléson (2,002 m), an iconic peak in the Fribourg Pre-Alps, dominates the Gruyère region. A beloved landmark for the people of Fribourg, it is accessible by funicular and cable car.

Mount Pilatus (2,132 m) overlooks Lucerne and Lake Lucerne. A legendary peak in central Switzerland, it is associated with the legend of the dragon and is known for its spectacular panorama.

The Great and Little Mythen, iconic silhouettes of the canton of Schwyz, form a unique rocky duo. The Grosser Mythen (1,898 m) stands out for its steep shape and symbolic importance.