Plus, with over 2,000 municipalities, Switzerland offers a seemingly endless number of day trips and pit stops.
Now you just have to decide where to go.
It also hosts theMontreux Jazz Festivalin July, bringing music enthusiasts from across the world to the small town.
Facade of buildings in La Neuveville, Switzerland.Credit:Margarita Almpanezou/Getty Images
Not planning to visit in July?
Its exceptional location overlooking the peaks over 10,000 feet will take your breath away, says Chetelat.
The Swiss architect has created a sensational and sensory experience built from locally quarried quartzite slabs.
View of Vevey on Lake Geneva in Switzerland.Pintai Suchachaisri/Getty Images
Once youve wrapped up sightseeing, youll be in a good spot to continue to explore Switzerland.
Sion is an ideal starting point for traveling through the Valais and its numerous peaks, says Meier.
One of those peaks, the Matterhorn, may ring a bell.
Architecture in Montreux, Switzerland.elvirkin/Getty Images
His reference to"Alien" stems from the fact that theHR Giger Museumis located in Gruyeres.
Its also full of interesting sites to keep travelers busy and entertained.
View of mountains from Soglio, Switzerland.ChrisRinckes/Getty Images
Wengen, Switzerland.Joanne Wastchak/Getty Images
Houses in Vals, Switzerland.clu/Getty Images
Cobblestone pathway in Sion, Switzerland.rhyman007/Getty Images
Old town center in Stein am Rhein, Switzerland.imageBROKER/Werner Dieterich/Getty Images
Facade of houses in Gruyere, Switzerland.Elenarts108/Getty Images
Cathedral in Solothurn, Switzerland.Borisb17/Getty Images