Switzerland’s UNESCO World Heritage Special Offer

Enjoy free guides & discounts in Switzerland’s
11 UNESCO World Heritage sites with a
Swiss Travel Pass or Travel Pass Flex!

Purchase a Swiss Travel Pass or Travel Pass Flexi with SwissPasses.com and you will receive a voucher sheet which gives you free offers and discounts in the 11 Swiss UNESCO World Heritage properties. Detailed information is available below and also at www.whes.ch (please note the various opening dates of the different UNESCO sites!)

1. Monte San Giorgio

     www.montesangiorgio.org
   Marvel at perfectly preserved fish and marine reptile fossils at the Fossil Museum of Monte San Giorgio in Meride and be transported 240 million years back in time
   Special Offer: you get a FREE audio guide

2. Old City of Berne

     www.bern.com
   Founded in 1191, Berne features an historic Old Town quarter renowned for its medieval magic, impressive cathedral and attractive arcades
   Special Offer: 50% discount on the public UNESCO-Old Town Stroll or guided Clock Tower Tour (Zytglogge)

3. Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps

     www.latenium.ch
   111 prehistoric settlements in six countries – of which 56 are in Switzerland
   Special Offer: 50% discount on the entrance fee & 10% discount on a purchase in the Museum Store in Laténium in Hauterive

4. Rhaetian Railway in the Albula / Bernina Landscapes

     www.rhb.ch/unesco
   The spectacular 122km stretch between Thusis and Tiranso is a masterpiece of engineering from the early days of travel
   Special Offer: 50% discount on the entrance fee to the Albula Railway Museum in Bergün

5. Benedictine Convent of St John at Müstair

     www.muestair.ch
   The monastery complex in Müstair was founded by Charlemagne in the eighth century. It hides a fascinating blend of architectural styles and cultural treasures spanning 1,200 years of history Special Offer: FREE museum guide in the Convent of St John

6. Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch

     www.jungfraualetsch.ch
   Dramatic mountain ranges, valleys steeped in traditions and the largest glacier in the Alps entice, as does the region’s rich cultural heritage
   Special Offer: 20% discount on the entrance fee to the new World Nature Fortum in Naters

7. Three Castles of Bellinzona

     www.bellinzonese-altoticino.ch
   The three castles of Bellinzona – Castelgrande, Montebello and Sasso Corbaro are among the most significant examples of medieval defensive architecture in the world
   Special Offer: 20% discount on all categories of the Bellinzona Pass (entrance)

8. La Chaux-de-Fonds / Le Locle, Watchmaking Town Planning

     www.watchcities.ch
   The towns of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle are important watchmaking centres and successful symbiosis of urban and industrial planning
   Special Offer: 20% discount on the guided city tour or a trip on the Tourist Train

9. Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona

     www.unesco-sardona.ch
   Over millions of years the continental collision between Africa and Europe created a pile-up of peaks. The Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona reveals the extent of this phenomenon
   Special Offer: 20% discount on a guided tour with a GeoGuide Sardona

10. Lavaux, Vineyard Terraces

      www.lavaux-unesco.ch
    The Lavaux Vineyard Terraces are part of Switzerland’s largest wine growing region and are a shining example of how people harness their natural environment
    Special Offer: 20% discount on a guided tour through the Vineyard Terraces of Lavaux

11. Abbey District of St Gallen

      www.stibi.ch
    St Gallen’s magnificent emblem is its sublime cathedral which together with the Abbey District forms an historic ensemble. A visit to the famous Abbey Library is a must
    Special Offer: FREE audio guide at the Abbey District of St Gallen

Just purchase your Swiss Travel Pass or Travel Pass Flex here and we will send you all these Special Offer vouchers FREE OF CHARGE too!

Enjoy the special UNESCO World Heritage sites of Switzerland as you travel around this historic country!

(please note the various opening dates of the different UNESCO sites: www.whes.ch)