Winter tourism began in this bucolic town in the canton of Graubünden, filled with luxury hotels, lakes, and the most ...

The Bloor Street Viaduct was closed for two hours after pedestrians reported receiving minor electric shocks while walking along the roadway Saturday evening.

Looking through the magnification viewer on the Bloor St. viaduct is like getting lost in space, since that’s where it is pointed. But try finding someone within the city bureaucracy who has any ...

3. St Moritz On the shores of Lake St Moritz, the glamorous mountain resort of St Moritz has been central to Swiss Alpine tourism since British skiers first flocked here in 1864.

In fact, it's been revealed as the world's most scenic train journey in research conducted by travel experts at JR Pass. One of the particularly eye-catching parts of this is the Landwasser ...

Fortunately, The Cresta Club is open to all as a St Moritz institution with death-defying antics on full display, riders torpedoing head-first down an ice-covered chute at speeds of up to 140 km/h.