Top Things to do in Canton of Uri
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Top 8 Things to do Good for Kids in Canton of Uri, Swiss Alps
Discover the best top things to do in Canton of Uri, Switzerland including The Swiss Path, Alpine Sports Andermatt, Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke, Tellskapelle, Teufelsbrucke, Ruetli, Wilhelm Tell Monument, Turmli.
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1. The Swiss Path
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
2. Alpine Sports Andermatt
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Alpine Sports Andermatt is the premier international ski school in Andermatt. Within the ski school, we pride ourselves on delivering a great customer experience every day. We are certified ski experts and excited to show you our favorite spots around the snow-secure resort Andermatt. Our method is to keep things light-hearted and simple, delivered with a professional attitude. Alpine Sports Andermatt products are designed to provide simplicity with private and kids group lessons, aimed to maximize your experience and development. If you like to feel looked after, with consideration to all aspects of your ski day covered, then we are the ski school for you.
Reviewed By evakU3913KM
Great skiing lessons from Joye! Highly appreciated and couldn’t recommend him more! He spotted several things i was doing wrong and he gave great tips!
3. Dampfbahn Furka Bergstrecke
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Gaby123456 - Zurich, Switzerland
The restored steam train is a great experience. it starts from Realp and ends in Oberwald (or vice-versa). there is a parking place in Realp nearby, it costs 5 CHF for the whole day. Before the train ride a small cafe is set up to serve coffee and croissants. the train is wonderfully restored and everyone is nice and helpful. if you ordered the ticket online you can exchange it for an old train ticket at the cashier in Realp before the ride. there is also a small shop in which you can buy some souvenirs. During the ride you are allowed to stay outside as well. there is on half the way a bit longer stop with toilet and food. In Oberwald you have a bit more than one hour and then you can take the train back (or use the normal train or the post bus). The ride is not cheap but worthwhile.
4. Tellskapelle
5. Teufelsbrucke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By swissAfamily - Canton of Basel, Switzerland
After you get one of the few parking spaces you will be able to explore circuit and the memorial on the sight. It an easy walk no spacial footwear required. A restaurant offered food and drinks.
6. Ruetli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By beetcanner
It was in the Ruetli Meadow, where leaders from three cantons: Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden met and took an oath to form a union, a nation we know today. You take a boat from Brunnen to Flueelen and walk up the steep hill. Every Independence Day, August 1, festivities take place here.
7. Wilhelm Tell Monument
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By GroverR - Pensacola, United States
The best thing about renting a car to go to Lucerne is got to drive around the lake and see other places like Altdorf. What an amazing little town nestled in the mountains and this is its signature monument and piece of history. Uri and Altdorf are so stereotypical Swiss, a small valley village surrounded by tall, snow capped mountains on a lake, that you miss the fact that it is the historical beginning of Switzerland and William Tell is the legend that explains it. Around 1300, 3 cantons with Uri being the central one wanted to overthrow Hapsburg rule and be independent. They joined forces on a lakeside meadow and the rest is factual history. The allegory story to explain this whole event is William Tell. At this point it is impossible to tell if he is real or simply legend but his story explains the birth of Switzerland and he is factually set in Altdorf the historical center of Switzerland and Uri. For me this why I felt compelled to come to understand the beginning of Switzerland. As for the monument, it is beautiful in the afternoon sun surround in the town square and the mountains. I truly believe if you come to Switzerland, you really need to visit this monument and the Tellskapelle.
