Panoramic Route

Active holidays in the World Heritage

Each heritage site tells its own story, yet connects us all through its unique, universal value. Come with us on a journey to discover Switzerland's treasures!

These Swiss tours don’t just roll through beautiful terrain—they make you pedal and hike straight into the country’s cultural soul. Thanks to Eurotrek, you can now explore nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites on the saddle or while hiking, with support services, luggage transfers, and GPS tracks at the ready.

 

Bike Tours

Centre tour Lago Maggiore

Short Description: The Maggia Delta is the area for the cycle tours on this rally, and so the routes lead into one of Switzerland's longest mountain valleys and to the medieval cantonal capital of Bellinzona.
Distance: ~127 km | Ascent/Descent: 930 m / 870 m
UNESCO World Heritage: Fortress of Bellinzona
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Fortress of Bellinzona on foot—tickets included with some Eurotrek packages

 

Jura Route – The Swiss Wild West

Short Description: The hilly ridges of the Jura stretch from Basel to Lake Geneva – the mysterious landscapes off the beaten track that fascinate every traveller. Tackle the Jura’s big climbs and discover urban layouts shaped by the rhythm of the watchmaking industry.
Distance: ~285 km | Gain/Descent: 4’680  m / 4’560  m
UNESCO Site: La Chaux-de-Fonds / Le Locle, Watchmaking Town Planning
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Watch Museum in La Chaux-de-Fonds—tickets included with some Eurotrek packages

 

Inn-Route Maloja - Zernez

Short Description: A wild ride through Switzerland’s only national park, leading to a tranquil monastery nestled at the edge of Italy.
Distance: ~193 km | Elevation Gain: ~2 400 m
UNESCO Site: Benedictine convent of St. John in Müstair
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Convent Museum in Müstair—tickets included with some Eurotrek packages

 

Hike Tours

Highlights of Ticino

Short Description: Mediterranean vibes and prehistoric surprises—this tour start in the medieval capital of Ticino and reaches the fossil-rich limestone ridges of Mendrisiotto.
Distance: ~63 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 3’680 m / ~ 3’830 m
UNESCO Site: Fortress of Bellinzona and Monte San Giorgio
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Fortress of Bellinzona and the Fossil Museum of Monte San Giorgio —tickets included with some Eurotrek packages

 

Trans Swiss Trail Porrentruy - Neuchâtel

Short Description: As you descend towards Lake Neuchâtel, you can enjoy views of the Alpine peaks and cross seemingly endless vineyards. From start to finish, the Trans Swiss Trail is pure delight.
Distance: ~87 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 2’875 m / 2'825 m
UNESCO Site: Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Laténium park and museum —50% discount included with some Eurotrek packages
 

Via Albula & Bernina

Short Description: Cycle alongside the famous red trains of the RhB and witness Swiss engineering slicing through mountain passes.
Distance: ~106 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 3’715 m / 4’015 m
UNESCO Site: Rhaetian Railway Albula/Bernina
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Railway museum Albula —tickets included with some Eurotrek packages
 

Aletsch Panoramaweg Wallis with guided hike on the glacier

Short Description: Towering glaciers, sparkling valleys, and one of the most stunning natural wonders in the Alps—all on a single tour.
Distance: ~52 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 3’055 m / 3’000 m
UNESCO Site: Schweizer Alpen Jungfrau-Aletsch
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the World Nature Forum museum —tickets included with some Eurotrek packages

 

Via Jacobi Rorschach - Einsiedeln

Short Description: From lake to library—this peaceful ride blends pastoral terrain with one of the most beautiful abbeys in Europe.
Distance: ~85 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 2’490 m / 2’120 m
UNESCO Site: Abbey of St. Gall
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the Abbey of St. Gall —tickets included with some Eurotrek packages
 

Via Alpina Vaduz – Linthal

Short Description: Ride into the raw geology of the Alps—where tilted rock layers tell the story of mountain creation beneath your tires.
Distance: ~77 km | Gain/Descent: ~ 3’945 m / 3’750 m
UNESCO Site: Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona
Pro tip: Plan time to explore the visitor center in Elm — it is free of charge

 

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Eurotrek handles hotels, luggage, rental bikes, and route GPS — so all you need to do is hike or ride.

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