Hm... so what to do in Switzerland in winter? There are a bunch of epic things you can do it this winter wonderland! We have listed some of them below (+hopefully we can add some more in the future). Let's have a look:

Switzerland has many ski resorts you can choose from. One of them is Hasliberg, which offers beautiful views over the lakes in the valley and the surrounding mountains. Some other ski resorts which we really like in Switzerland are: Laax, Rienerhorn, Adelboden and Saas-Fee. 

Davos is THE center for cross-country skiing. Put your skies in the car (or take the train) and drive to this winter spot. Many km of lovely cross-country tracks are awaiting you - for beginner to advance level! All you can dream of! :) And yes, it's for free! Woohoo.

Want to see the Zurich lake from above? Then head to Uetliberg - a mountain you can climb (about 40 Minutes) or even access by train from Zurich! And yes, it is definitely worth it also in winter. Have a look!

Why not visiting St. Moritz and cheering up for the world race skiers? It's a unique experience so why not giving it a chance! Have a look how I spent the day watching the ski race!

This is a must in Switzerland during the winter season! We bet you haven't seen a more beautiful viewpoint as THIS. Read more about it here. 

Winter in Switzerland should't be boring. Why not spending a romantic evening in a snow igloo in Engstligenalp, near Adelboden? You can book it here.

What about a snowshoeing trip in the night? Yes, when it's dark :) It's a unique feeling and definitely a special event! It is followed by a fondue dinner in a typical Swiss chalet which is a great thing on its own! You can even spend the night in a wooden POD igloo - a lovely experience. You can read and book your POD igloo night and the snowshoeing adventure here.

You shouldn't miss a snowshoeing adventure in the South of Switzerland! Book your stay in Brig, which is a great starting point for different winter activities in Valais and take the cable car to Riederalp. Once there, you can snowshoe along the longest glacier in Europe, called the Aletsch Glacier. Do you need more details? You can find them here. 

Did you do any of these activities? Would you add something? Let us know in the comments below!