Complete blast of an attraction, located right at the top station of the Oeschinensee Gondola…read more It's a modest-sized alpine coaster track carved into the mountainside, with unbelievably gorgeous views and a touch of reckless danger. You get towed up to the top aboard a one-person (I think you can squeeze a small child in front of a parent) plastic sled, armed only with a brake lever and your wits. You then slide down a metal quarter-pipe track, with a healthy number of twists and turns. Watch your speed and make sure to lean into the turns, because it *is* possible to go flying off the track and get hurt. All ages welcome.

Great place to spend a day with kids. Dads will love too. Very nice, well organized. Ideal to bring…read morea pic nic. You have also a restaurant. If you visit the region with kids, this is a place to bring them! The trains trips are excellent. The sceneries from Alps with buildings, a Castle and small houses are super realistic. Bravo!

My friend and I came here in the summer season so only the main bath area was open but there are…read moremultiple baths throughout the town as well as saunas and indoor baths during the winter months. Accessing the spa was easy and if you're coming with your luggage you can leave it by the strollers but it's not secured. Towels are 5 euro with a 10 euro deposit. The lockers are all gender but they have bathrooms and lockable changing rooms for privacy. If you are POC be prepared to be the only ones so you'll get some stares but if you speak German the spa is easier to navigate as nothing is in french or English. We enjoyed our time but definitely expected natural thermal baths instead of pools. I recommend waiting to purchase an entry until you arrive so you can decide the pass you want. I'd also recommend coming in the winter season and staying a night so you have easier access to the other pools and bathrobes and towels provided from your hotel.

So far it's my favorite public thermal spa in Switzerland...mainly because they have the place do…read morewell heated that I didn't freeze when I got out of the pool. It's a covered area from outside to inside. There are plenty of pools and it's huge and the heavy duty whirlpool like bubble jets rotate. ..great. They could use a few more showers. At one point I wanted to shower but daw a group of around 10 waiting so I decided to head for my hotel room shower instead. There are hair dryers there for you that actually dry hair, decent sized lockers for your belongings and a cafe if needed.

When you are around the Divonne lake, there is a stop which kids and adults will enjoy: ForestLand…read more Not only climbing trees but as well games like inflatable surfaces, huge trampolines, minigolf, and small carts to drive around the lake. There are 3 parcours in the trees, one for small kids from 4 to 8 or more years old, it is a good start to take confidence, and 2 parcours for adults (4m high and 10m high). After a putting on a safety vest, you will be iven a short security talk on how to behave on the parcours. Nothing difficult but common sense rules, required to have fun afterwards. You will walk through tyroliennes, still and moving bridges, fun nets, and other fun structures to cross. We had a lot of fun, not only with our 2 kids (6 and 8 years old) but as adults on the higher parcours. A little rest area is available and usual sweets can be purchased. Only sugary drinks, not much there to say. Easy parking and great location to spend an afternoon as a family or as a group of friends. You can celebrate birthdays.

This is a summer bobsled track at the top of Mottarone. You can get here by taking the cable car…read moreup from Stresa. The bobsled was about 5 Euros per person per trip. It was super fun and you control the bob sled speed as it goes racing down the track. As it is at the top of the mountain not only are you zooming at top speeds, but you have amazing views of Lake Maggiore. Super fast fun.

"Where fun no stop"…read more Emily Rose Reeder