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A curated digital library of four TOUR NOIR guides to slower Swiss travel — lake days, alpine pass roads, thermal bath culture, and quieter weekend escapes across Switzerland.
A curated digital guide library for slower, more atmospheric travel through Switzerland.
The TOUR NOIR Swiss Field Guide Library brings together four independent editorial guides to Switzerland — from lake days and river swims to alpine pass roads, thermal bath culture, and quieter weekend escapes.
Created for travelers, expats, families, and Switzerland-curious readers who prefer atmosphere to noise, this bundle offers a more thoughtful way into Swiss landscapes, seasons, rituals, and regional culture.
Swiss Summer Field Notes
A quieter guide to lake days, river swims, Badis, and slow summer rituals by the water.
The Great Alpine Pass Guide
A slower guide to Switzerland’s high pass roads, glacier views, mountain lakes, and scenic alpine routes.
Alpine Thermal Culture Guide
A guide to Swiss thermal baths, mineral water rituals, alpine spa towns, and slower winter travel.
Four Quieter Swiss Weekends
A curated guide to slower weekend escapes, quieter villages, cultural landscapes, and atmospheric Swiss regions beyond the obvious.
This bundle is designed as a seasonal Swiss travel library — useful across summer, autumn, winter, and long weekends throughout the year.
What you’ll receive:
Launch price: CHF 49
Regular price: CHF 69
Please note: This is a digital product. After purchase, you will receive download links by email. Because digital files are delivered immediately, purchases are generally non-refundable once the files have been downloaded.
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