The Taste Edit’s Guide to Switzerland: Get insider tips and local recommendations for the best restaurants, things to do, and hotels in Switzerland including Geneva, Zurich, Klosters, the Glacier Express and more.
Montreux has long been our favorite town on the shores of Lake Geneva, with its Mediterranean microclimate and tremendous support of the musical arts with the famous Montreux Jazz …
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This is by far our favorite Christmas market in Zurich. If you only have a limited amount of time, we highly recommend going to it. This is not one …
Head to Kronenhalle for the classic Zurich experience. Probably the most famous restaurant in town, its walls are covered with art from masters like Picasso and Matisse. This was …
If you’re looking for the best pastries in the Swiss Alps, you need to check out Gässli Beck GmbH in Habkern. Located just 15 minutes from downtown Interlaken, this …
In the heart of Zurich, a vibrant eatery is gaining momentum in the European food scene with its exceptional Tex-Mex cuisine. The unique fusion of traditional Mexican recipes and …
The Dolder Grand Day Spa is a world-renowned spa located in Zurich, Switzerland. They offer everything you need to unwind and rejuvenate in an expansive, modern spa just 6 …
We recently had the opportunity to visit SACHI, a fine-dining Japanese restaurant located in the Mandarin Oriental Geneva. The contemporary design and intimate atmosphere directly on the Rhône River …
This luxury hotel is nestled high in the hills overlooking Zurich, providing breathtaking views of the city, Lake Zurich, and the Alps. Here, you can experience the best of …
Words and photos by Andi Pilot. In December, when days are cold and there’s little sunlight, Swiss families often gather together to bake cookies. It’s an important feature of Advent, the run-up …
Set against the picturesque backdrop of Lake Geneva, Montreux’s Christmas market is an experience unlike any other. Right by the shimmering waters of the lake, the Swiss market has carved …
La Chasse est arrivée! It’s game season in Switzerland, and « la chasse » is French for the hunt. All over French-speaking Switzerland, you’ll see signs, menus, and banners …