How can you come to Switzerland without skiing!

What do you think of when you hear the word Switzerland? The Alps. 🏔 The superior natural conditions have created these continuous snow-capped mountains, dreamy hillside cottages, and roaring railway trains. It also makes skiing 🎿 a traditional and ancient national sport in Switzerland. In Switzerland, even children with pacifiers are skiing! When you go to Switzerland, you must experience skiing! 🐾First, the natural conditions are good. Most of the Alps mountains with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters are in Switzerland, and Switzerland’s many ski resorts are basically concentrated on these high-altitude peaks. The snow is thick and the path is long. 💎Second, the infrastructure is good. Skiing has a long history in Switzerland and is basically a national sport. It is also a highlight of Swiss tourism, so its infrastructure is particularly good and user-friendly. For example, when you ski down the mountain, you can slide to a restaurant halfway up the mountain, sit down, have a hot drink, eat something, and take a rest; some ski resorts even have accommodation points that you can ski in to. This is called ski in ski out. From Zurich to Grindelwald and then to Andermatt This itinerary takes you through snow-capped mountains, forests, and lakes on a train and snow trail journey Take an in-depth tour of Switzerland's pearl city 🎆 D1 Zurich Cathedral - Zurich Old Town - Frauenkirche D2 Chapelle Bridge and Octagonal Water Tower - Lion Monument - Lake Lucerne D3 Interlaken - Jungfraujoch - Laurenbrunnen D4 Skiing in Grindelwald D5 Grindelwald-Engelberg D6 Engelberg-Andermatt D7 Andermatt Skiing D8 Andermatt Skiing D9 Andermatt-Zurich-China D10 Domestic You can click the link below 👇 Consult about Swiss skiing itinerary🥰