The Alps are the highest mountains in the interior of Europe. It extends from the Ligurian Sea to the Pannonian Basin, with an arc of 1,200 kilometers long and between 150 and 250 kilometers wide. The majestic mountain range in Europe offers the most outdoor activities and spectacular panoramic views. Think also about all the emerald Alpine lakes, the idyllic Alpine valleys and villages that offer Swiss quality services and facilities.
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Coach Charter Germany’s team wanted to show you Top 10 best things to do in the Alps:
The variety is what makes Gastein so special and one of Austria's most famous winter travel destinations. Skiing and snowboarding in the Alps. Cross country skiing or hiking in the winter. Ice hockey, snowshoeing. Relaxing hours of wellness at the Felsentherme or a nice time at the Alpentherme Family World. A ride on a horse-drawn sleigh or backcountry ski tour through a magical snow-covered world. Traditional specialties in a ski hut or high-quality food in a restaurant. In Gastein, anything is possible.
Winter in Graubünden is a varied and multi-faceted affair. Discover the interplay between pristine wilderness and top notch, modern tourist infrastructure – from peaceful cross country trails in the Safiental valley to elegant and sophisticated hotels in St. Moritz. And now you can find your own dream holiday in the beautiful alpine world of Switzerland. Get inspired by it, man!
The second largest lake in Italy is situated in the Southern Alps of Lombardia and its neighbors Switzerland. The Woodstock Spirit Festival – an open-air music festival – takes place on the shore in the summer. In the meantime, the lake has provided wonderful outdoor opportunities all year round.
4. The Stelvio Pass, Italy
The Stelvio Pass (Passo dello Stelvio, Stilfser Joch) in Italy is one of the most popular routes in Europe – and in the world. It is the highest paved road in the Eastern Alps with an elevation of 2,757m above sea level and the second highest paved road in the Alps. With about 60 hairpins in total, it's a road that ended up on a lot of road trip enthusiasts bucket lists after seeing the classic Top Gear episode 'In Search of Heaven Driving,' with Jeremy Clarkson concluding that Stelvio Pass was 'the biggest road in the world.
5. Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy
The spectacular park, named after the Great Paradise Mountain, is located in the northwestern part of Italy in the Alps. In addition to striking habitats, rivers, mountain lakes, glaciers and alpine meadows, many endangered species such as Alpine Ibex, Chamois, Eagle-owl and more can be found here. There are several small villages spread throughout the park, where tourists can find visitor centers and learn more about the reserve.
6. Move to the Void, the Aiguille du Midi, Chamonix, France
Another great place to visit in the Mont Blanc range. Last year, 3842 m (12604 ft) high, a new glass skywalk, overlooking the vast landscape of the Alps, was installed. Via the Aiguille du Midi cable car, you can enter the glass box. Although the glass panels are thick and safe to pass on, adventure is for brave souls only.
7. Sylvenstein Dam, Upper Bavaria, Germany
The man-made lake in the alpine landscape is one of the most exciting locations in the Isar Valley. The lake is fed by the Isar River at an altitude of 750 meters in the Karwendel Alps. The water reservoir is surrounded by hiking trails that visitors can enjoy. The Sylvenstein Bridge, meanwhile, is a picturesque feature that offers tourists a scenic journey.
8. Paragliding in France
The Paragliding School is available to beginners and young people. This ski resort is used for winter fun in winter, but in summer it becomes a paraglider's refuge. Flying in the Alps – Europe's highest mountain chain – is truly remarkable.
9. Brienzer Rothorn Railway, Switzerland
In the Emmental Alps, the scenic route extends as the steam locomotive steadily ascends to the Brienzer Rothorn mountain. The summit station is located at an impressive 2244 m (7362 ft) altitude! The train also passes through tunnels cut out of the rock, creating impressive loops. Those who are nervous about the heights – challenge yourself.
10. Stanserhorn, Switzerland
The mountain is 1,898 meters (6,227 ft) high. It's easily available, so it's a popular tourist destination. You can reach the summit by cable car or hiking trails. Both paths provide breathtaking panoramic views of the valleys and the surrounding mountain range.
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