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• GC type GC Points GC Mountains GC Young rider GC
• Year Winner 2nd 3rd
• 2024 1 YATES Adam 2 ALMEIDA João 3 SKJELMOSE Mattias
• 2023 1 SKJELMOSE Mattias 2 AYUSO Juan 3 EVENEPOEL Remco
• 2022 1 THOMAS Geraint 2 HIGUITA Sergio 3 FUGLSANG Jakob
• 2021 1 CARAPAZ Richard 2 URÁN Rigoberto 3 FUGLSANG Jakob
• 2020 1 2 3 Cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.
• 2019 1 BERNAL Egan 2 DENNIS Rohan 3 KONRAD Patrick
• 2018 1 PORTE Richie 2 FUGLSANG Jakob 3 QUINTANA Nairo
• 2017 1 ŠPILAK Simon 2 CARUSO Damiano 3 KRUIJSWIJK Steven
• 2016 1 LÓPEZ Miguel Ángel 2 IZAGIRRE Ion 3 BARGUIL Warren
• 2015 1 ŠPILAK Simon 2 THOMAS Geraint 3 DUMOULIN Tom
• 2014 1 COSTA Rui 2 FRANK Mathias 3 MOLLEMA Bauke
• 2013 1 COSTA Rui 2 MOLLEMA Bauke 3 KREUZIGER Roman
• 2012 1 COSTA Rui 2 SCHLECK Fränk 3 LEIPHEIMER Levi
• 2011 1 LEIPHEIMER Levi 2 CUNEGO Damiano 3 KRUIJSWIJK Steven
• 2010 1 SCHLECK Fränk 2 ARMSTRONG Lance 3 FUGLSANG Jakob
• 2009 1 CANCELLARA Fabian 2 MARTIN Tony 3 KREUZIGER Roman
• 2008 1 KREUZIGER Roman 2 KLÖDEN Andreas 3 ANTÓN Igor
• 2007 1 KARPETS Vladimir 2 KIRCHEN Kim 3 DEVOLDER Stijn
• 2006 1 ULLRICH Jan 2 GIL Koldo 3 JAKSCHE Jörg
• 2005 1 GONZÁLEZ Aitor 2 ROGERS Michael 3 ULLRICH Jan
• 2004 1 ULLRICH Jan 2 JEKER Fabian 3 CIONI Dario David
• 2003 1 VINOKOUROV Alexandre 2 GUERINI Giuseppe 3 PEREIRO Óscar
• 2002 1 ZÜLLE Alex 2 WADECKI Piotr 3 FRITSCH Nicolas
• 2001 1 ARMSTRONG Lance 2 SIMONI Gilberto 3 BELLI Wladimir
• 2000 1 CAMENZIND Oscar 2 FRIGO Dario 3 BELLI Wladimir
• 1999 1 CASAGRANDE Francesco 2 JALABERT Laurent 3 SIMONI Gilberto
• 1998 1 GARZELLI Stefano 2 ZBERG Beat 3 BELLI Wladimir
• 1997 1 AGNOLUTTO Christophe 2 CAMENZIND Oscar 3 ULLRICH Jan
• 1996 1 LUTTENBERGER Peter 2 FARESIN Gianni 3 BUGNO Gianni
• 1995 1 TONKOV Pavel 2 ZÜLLE Alex 3 JASKUŁA Zenon
• 1994 1 RICHARD Pascal 2 PULNIKOV Vladimir 3 PIEROBON Gianluca
• 1993 1 SALIGARI Marco 2 JÄRMANN Rolf 3 ESCARTÍN Fernando
• 1992 1 FURLAN Giorgio 2 BUGNO Gianni 3 JEKER Fabian
• 1991 1 ROOSEN Luc 2 RICHARD Pascal 3 HAMPSTEN Andrew
• 1990 1 KELLY Sean 2 MILLAR Robert 3 HAMPSTEN Andrew
• 1989 1 BREU Beat 2 STEIGER Daniel 3 MULLER Jörg
• 1988 1 WECHSELBERGER Helmut 2 BAUER Steve 3 DA SILVA Acácio
• 1987 1 HAMPSTEN Andrew 2 WINNEN Peter 3 PARRA Fabio Enrique
• 1986 1 HAMPSTEN Andrew 2 MILLAR Robert 3 LEMOND Greg
• 1985 1 ANDERSON Phil 2 RÜTTIMANN Niki 3 WINTERBERG Guido
• 1984 1 ZIMMERMANN Urs 2 DA SILVA Acácio 3 ZADROBILEK Gerhard
• 1983 1 KELLY Sean 2 WINNEN Peter 3 GREZET Jean-Marie
• 1982 1 SARONNI Giuseppe 2 DE ROOIJ Theo 3 VAN CALSTER Guido
• 1981 1 BREU Beat 2 FUCHS Josef 3 NATALE Leonardo
• 1980 1 BECCIA Mario 2 FUCHS Josef 3 ZOETEMELK Joop
• 1979 1 WESEMAEL Wilfried 2 PEVENAGE Rudy 3 MAZZANTINI Leonardo
• 1978 1 WELLENS Paul 2 SUTTER Ueli 3 FUCHS Josef
• 1977 1 POLLENTIER Michel 2 VAN IMPE Lucien 3 PRONK Bert
• 1976 1 KUIPER Hennie 2 POLLENTIER Michel 3 PESARRODONA José
• 1975 1 DE VLAEMINCK Roger 2 MERCKX Eddy 3 PFENNINGER Louis
• 1974 1 MERCKX Eddy 2 PETTERSSON Gösta 3 PFENNINGER Louis
• 1973 1 FUENTE José Manuel 2 GIULIANI Donato 3 PANIZZA Wladimiro
• 1972 1 PFENNINGER Louis 2 PINGEON Roger 3 DANCELLI Michele
• 1971 1 PINTENS Georges 2 PFENNINGER Louis 3 COLOMBO Ugo
• 1970 1 POGGIALI Roberto 2 PFENNINGER Louis 3 MORI Primo
• 1969 1 ADORNI Vittorio 2 GONZÁLEZ Aurelio 3 VIFIAN Bernard
• 1968 1 PFENNINGER Louis 2 HAGMANN Robert 3 VAN SPRINGEL Herman
• 1967 1 MOTTA Gianni 2 MAURER Rolf 3 SANTAMARINA Luis-Pedro
• 1966 1 PORTALUPI Ambrogio 2 CHIAPPANO Carlo 3 ZOLLINGER Rudi
• 1965 1 BITOSSI Franco 2 HUYSMANS Jos 3 MUGNAINI Marcello
• 1964 1 MAURER Rolf 2 BALMAMION Franco 3 ZILIOLI Italo
• 1963 1 FEZZARDI Giuseppe 2 MAURER Rolf 3 MORESI Attilio
• 1962 1 JUNKERMANN Hans 2 BALMAMION Franco 3 MOSER Aldo
• 1961 1 MORESI Attilio 2 COUVREUR Hilaire 3 RUEGG Alfred
• 1960 1 RUEGG Alfred 2 GIMMI Kurt 3 STREHLER René
• 1959 1 JUNKERMANN Hans 2 ANGLADE Henry 3 BAHAMONTES Federico
• 1958 1 FORNARA Pasquale 2 JUNKERMANN Hans 3 CATALANO Antonio
• 1957 1 FORNARA Pasquale 2 SORGELOOS Edgard 3 MORESI Attilio
• 1956 1 GRAF Rolf 2 SCHÄR Fritz 3 PLANCKAERT Joseph
• 1955 1 KOBLET Hugo 2 OCKERS Stan 3 CLERICI Carlo
• 1954 1 FORNARA Pasquale 2 COLETTO Agostino 3 ASTRUA Giancarlo
• 1953 1 KOBLET Hugo 2 SCHÄR Fritz 3 BAROZZI Danilo
• 1952 1 FORNARA Pasquale 2 KÜBLER Ferdinand 3 CLERICI Carlo
• 1951 1 KÜBLER Ferdinand 2 KOBLET Hugo 3 MARTINI Alfredo
• 1950 1 KOBLET Hugo 2 GOLDSCHMIT Jean 3 RONCONI Aldo
• 1949 1 WEILENMANN Gottfried 2 AESCHLIMANN Georges 3 STETTLER Ernst
• 1948 1 KÜBLER Ferdinand 2 BRESCI Giulio 3 SOMMER Hans
• 1947 1 BARTALI Gino 2 BRESCI Giulio 3 OCKERS Stan
• 1946 1 BARTALI Gino 2 WAGNER Josef 3 RONCONI Aldo
• 1942 1 KÜBLER Ferdinand 2 KERN Willy 3 STOCKER Fritz
• 1941 1 WAGNER Josef 2 BUCHWALDER Werner 3 KÜBLER Ferdinand
• 1939 1 ZIMMERMANN Robert 2 BOLLIGER Max 3 DIDIER Christophe
• 1938 1 VALETTI Giovanni 2 MERSCH Arsène 3 CANAVESI Severino
• 1937 1 LITSCHI Karl 2 AMBERG Leo 3 BLATTMANN Walter
• 1936 1 GARNIER Henri 2 DELOOR Gustaaf 3 AMBERG Leo
• 1935 1 RINALDI Gaspard 2 AMBERG Leo 3 GARNIER Henri
• 1934 1 GEYER Ludwig 2 LEVEL Léon 3 CAMUSSO Francesco
• 1933 1 BULLA Max 2 BÜCHI Albert 3 RINALDI Gaspard
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From palm-lined lakeshores to sparkling glaciers, from medieval villages to buzzing cities – the Grand Tour of Switzerland packs in an incredible number of sights. The concentration of attractions is unrivalled worldwide.

What is the Grand Tour of Switzerland?

• A 1,643km circuit of Switzerland that encompasses all of the country’s highlights
• 650 road signs to point the way (or simply let your GPS  guide you)
• 46 top attractions, 22 lakes, 5 Alpine passes, 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites on 8 stages
• Numerous photo spots that guarantee the best views
• Charging made easy: the Grand Tour  is also easy to complete using an electric vehicle

Sections along the Grand Tour of Switzerland

Stage 1: Zurich – Appenzell

The most diverse stage of all – starting in the trendy city of Zurich, you’ll continue on to Zurich’s wine country, the thundering Rhine Falls and on to the historic book and textile city of St. Gallen before ending up in rural Appenzell.

Stage 2: Appenzell – St. Moritz

The stage with the most records – from Europe’s smallest town, Werdenberg, to Switzerland’s oldest city, Chur, and on to the Salginatobel Bridge, Switzerland’s only world monument, before you end up in St. Moritz.

Stage 3: St. Moritz – Bellinzona

Stage with the biggest change in altitude – from Alpine St. Moritz, at 1,822 metres above sea level, the route descends down into the imposing Bellinzona, at around 240 metres above sea level.

Stage 4: Bellinzona – Zermatt

The stage with the most bends – the Tremola snakes its way from Airolo up to the Gotthard Pass. At its most spectacular point, over a length of four kilometres the road climbs a height of 300 metres in 24 hairpin bends, each with its own name.

Stage 5: Zermatt – Lausanne

This is the stage where it’s time to get out – Zermatt is not only known for the Matterhorn, but also for being a car-free village. Visitors must leave their car in Täsch and take the train to Zermatt and back to Täsch, where the journey continues on by car through Valais to Lake Geneva.

Stage 6: Lausanne – Neuchâtel

The stage with the watchmaking tradition – watchmaking and innovation used to play out mainly in Geneva. Watchmaking soon spread across the Jura mountain range to other regions, including Le Sentier and Neuchâtel.

Stage 7: Neuchâtel – Bern

The stage with the most water – from Lake Neuchâtel, the route takes you to Lake Murten, Lake Schiffenen, Lake Gruyère, Lake Thun, Lake Brienz and finally along the Aare River to the capital, Bern.

Stage 8: Bern – Zurich

The stage with the most Swiss history – from Bern, the route leads into the Canton of Uri, the location of the well-known Rütli meadow, where the oath marking the alliance of the three original cantons was sworn in 1291.

Access road: Basel – Neuchâtel

There are around 40 museums in the cultural metropolis of Basel. From here, the access road coasts along the Doubs River to the towns of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle, both known for their watchmaking traditions. The route ends in Neuchâtel.

Access road: Chiasso – Bellinzona

From Chiasso, the route meanders into the palm tree-lined streets of Lugano, a starting point for excursions to several local mountains. It continues to the historic old town of Locarno and then on to Bellinzona with its castles, which are a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Access road: Geneva – Saint-George

From the cosmopolitan Swiss city of Geneva, where the Jet d’Eau, a 140-metre-high fountain in Lake Geneva, shoots into the sky, the route continues on to Nyon before ending up in Saint-George, which makes up part of the Vaud Jura Park.

Travel Planning

This is where you will find all the useful information and tools to make your Grand Tour of Switzerland an unforgettable experience, such as:

Grand Tour Highlights

The highlights along the Grand Tour of Switzerland including 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Discover the Grand Tour

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A drive along the blissfully calm, peaceful and remote roads on this route between Lake Geneva and Lac de Joux reveals the hidden gems of the Jura.

Dream route Corseaux - Lutry

Like something out of a fairytale, Lavaux is almost too beautiful to be true.

Dream route Ardon - Saillon

With vineyards reaching as far as the eye can see, Ardon is the gateway to wine country.

Dream route Greppen - Beckenried

The lake promenade leads dramatically along the base of steep mountain slopes, passing through the two historic holiday resorts of Weggis and Vitznau.

Dream route Airolo - Gletsch

The Tremola is the king of the Alpine roads. From Airolo, the historic pass road snakes around hairpin bends up to the Gotthard.

Dream route Melide - Montagnola

Though short, this stretch of the tour really makes an impression. It’s worth stopping as often as possible to admire Ticino’s beauty in all its glory.

Dream route Thusis - Splügen

What a wild wonderland! Over centuries, the Posterior Rhine has gouged out this deep ravine and sculpted a landscape of bizarre rock formations.

Dream route Zernez - Silvaplana

Engadine means the “garden of the Inn”. This garden can be experienced in all its glory on the drive that shadows the River Inn from Zernez to Silvaplana.

Dream route Eschenz - Tägerwilen

This route takes you upstream towards a broad horizon. Beyond Stein am Rhine, the river becomes Untersee, the most idyllic corner of the Lake Constance.

Dream route Burgdorf - Affoltern i. E.

The loveliest way to see the mystery-enshrouded Emmental is on the country lanes that weave through it.

Dream route Unterseen - Oberhofen

The Bernese Oberland mountain panorama simply doesn’t get more impressive – from Unterseen there are uninterrupted views of a row of magnificent peaks that rise above the glittering lake.

Dream route La Sauge - Sugiez

The drive from Lake Neuchâtel over Mont Vully to Lake Murten is an absolute delight.

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Grand Tour of Switzerland Offers

Hotel Heiden, A majestically located spa resort - Heiden Wellness special

Price per double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 31.10.2024

Nira Alpina, Silvaplana 5 for 4

Price per night per double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 29.09.2024

Domaine de Châteauvieux, Satigny Sleep & Dine - Satigny

Price per night per double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 28.09.2024

Reka-Feriendorf Blatten-Belalp, Blatten-Belalp Stay for 3 nights, pay for 2

holiday apartment valid: 19.09.2024 - 26.09.2024

Hôtel Bristol Genève, Geneva Grand Tour of Switzerland - Genf

Price per double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 27.10.2024

JUFA Hotel Savognin, Val Surses Savognin Bivio Pleasure-packet Grand Tour

Boutique hotel waldhaus beider basel, birsfelden forget the everyday life in the open landscape, hotel continental park, lucerne grand tour of switzerland - luzern.

Price per night per double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 31.10.2024

Hotel Bären am Bundesplatz, Bern Grand Tour of Switzerland - Bern

Hôtel angleterre & residence, lausanne grand tour of switzerland - lausanne.

Price per person in double room valid: 19.09.2024 - 31.10.2024

Restaurants

The great variety of Swiss gastronomy at a glance, so you can quickly and easily find the perfect restaurant: A traditional tavern, light cuisine in a modern restaurant with an urban garden, a gourmet temple for connoisseurs or a tourist restaurant with views over the lake or of mountains.

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With the Z Volt charging app, drivers of electric cars can charge their vehicle at over 2250 charging points from Green Motion (evpass) and GOFAST in Switzerland at a standard price.

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The trip of your life begins with Harley®.

Take the Grand Tour of Switzerland and discover the country’s most beautiful roads in the best way you can: with a rented motorcycle from an official Harley-Davidson® Authorized Rentals Dealer.

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The Touring Map and Guide for Grand Tour of Switzerland

Thanks to the Touring Map you will keep the optimal orientation along the Grand Tour.

Accommodation along the Grand Tour of Switzerland

Experience unforgettable moments in first-class accommodation along the Grand Tour of Switzerland. Carefully selected accommodation options not only offer a cosy place for you to retreat to, but also a unique starting point for exploring the picturesque landscapes.