The global elite is back in the Alps, and luxury resorts are taking over. But where does that leave Swiss winter sports fans?

Ski touring has, understandably, a reputation for being a backcountry activity, reserved only for those with grit, a dash of madness and hopefully an avalanche beacon. But at many resorts like Verbier ...

The menu at Wiederkehr is a culinary tour of Europe, with each dish showcasing the best of Old World cuisine. The Wiener ...

Nestled in the Bernese Oberland, Mürren is a stunning car-free mountain village known for its traditional Swiss chalets and breathtaking alpine views. Perched at 1,650 meters (5,413 feet), it ...

Perched in the Engadin valley, Giardino Mountain is a supremely relaxing ski holiday sanctuary, with easy access to the St ...

Bettmeralp is a picturesque car-free mountain village in Switzerland, is particularly magical during the Christmas season.

When interviewing on Zoom, Amanda Queenie — a first grade teacher at Mountain Village School — helped students zip up their coats as she spoke. She sees every day how, in addition to being ...

Just a five-minute drive from its glitzy neighbor, this historic chalet village offers a more intimate refuge—allowing visitors to savor the region’s timeless charms without any pretentious frills.

Read more: Locals driven out by luxury homes in Swiss mountains This content was published on Feb 9, 2019 The face of Andermatt, a mountain village in the Swiss Alps, has changed after an Egyptian ...

Our briefing today focuses on Swiss mountain resort of Davos, where the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting has started. Also we share news from across the Atlantic as Donald Trump is ...

As middle school language arts teacher Shana Caputo moved around her social studies classroom, she gently pulled a leash to guide the regular, four-legged visitor: a Greater Swiss Mountain dog, Skye.