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Switzerland Regions Explained: A Simple Guide to Swiss Regions

Switzerland is geographically compact but remarkably diverse. Switzerland Tourism groups destinations into travel regions including Zurich Region, Bern Region, Lucerne-Lake Lucerne, Eastern Switzerland, Vaud, Ticino, Valais and Graubünden.

Zurich Region

The Zurich area combines Switzerland’s largest city with lakeside destinations, countryside and transport connections.

Bern Region

The Bern region links the capital’s historic center with the Bernese Oberland and Alpine destinations.

Lucerne-Lake Lucerne

This region combines Lucerne’s old town and lake with mountains and surrounding villages.

Valais

Valais is strongly associated with Alpine scenery, vineyards, valleys and destinations such as Zermatt.

Graubünden

Graubünden includes Engadine, St. Moritz and extensive mountain landscapes.

Ticino

Ticino is Switzerland’s Italian-speaking region, known for lakes, valleys, architecture and a Mediterranean feel.

Vaud and Lake Geneva

The Lake Geneva area includes Lausanne, Montreux and vineyards, with French-speaking Swiss culture.

Eastern Switzerland

Eastern Switzerland includes Appenzell, Lake Constance areas and mountain destinations.

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Official resource: Switzerland Tourism regions.

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