Dog-Friendly Activities in La Tour-de-Peilz, CH

The Royal Walk in Wengen, CH, is a dog-friendly hiking and sightseeing adventure. Start by taking the cable car to Männlichen, then enjoy a 1 km Royal Walk with breathtaking panoramic views. Afterward, you can visit the alpine playground or hike to Kleine Scheidegg, where you'll be treated to stunning Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau vistas. Return by train or cable car. Between the summit are dining and shops, so you and your furry friend can relax and refuel.

Parco Del Valentino is one of the oldest pet-friendly parks in Turin, IT. Home to the Borgo Medievale, leashed dogs are welcome in the village and beyond to the rest of the park for a lovely walk on the trails under the shade of luscious trees that wind alongside the River Po. Well-behaved pups with good recall can even play off-leash in certain areas.

Mole Antonelliana, or The National Museum of Cinema, is a pet-friendly museum in Turin, IT. Located inside the Mole Antonelliana tower, this museum explores the history of motion pictures with interactive exhibit and more. Dogs are welcome on the ground floor of the museum, as long as they are on a leash and owners carry a muzzle just in case. Small dogs that can be carried can explore the rest of the museum and the Panoramic Lift from the comfort of a carrier or their owner arms.

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Free Walking Tour Turin is a pet-friendly tour company based in Turin, IT. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the family-friendly excursion, which features a historic square and park and guides tourists along Via Roma to Piazetta Cln. Walking tours meet at the Porta Nuova metro station exit and last 2.5 to three hours.

Borgo Medievale is a pet-friendly historical park in Turin, IT. Originally built for the Italian General Exhibition of 1884, this recreation of a 15th-century village showcases the typical building style of Piedmont and the Aosta Valley. Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll around the outdoor areas of this open-air museum.

Signal de Bougy is a dog-friendly park in Bougy-Villars, CH, offering gardens, food, playgrounds, mini golf, a wildlife park, children's rides, and family activities. Dogs are welcome throughout the park but must be kept on a leash at all times.

Glacier Des Bossons is a pet-friendly hike in Chamonix, France. Dogs are welcome to join their owners along the trail that leads through wooded areas to views of the snowy mountains. You may even discover some wreckage from two airline crashes in the mid 20th century, once covered by the glacier.

Public park with fenced dog playing area, financed by the Health Departement Basel-City and equipped with dog friendly art sponsored by local artists). In addition there are two dog beaches (project by the veterinary office Basel -City running till november 2013) along the rhine (one underneath the famous Tinguely Museum at the lowerside of the rhine (Bus Stop Solitude, near the Roche Company) and on the greater Side at the Rhine (St. Alban Rheinweg).

Plaine de Plainpalais is pet-friendly. This is a large open area in Geneva known for markets and cultural events, such as the flea market and circus. Dogs can wander off-leash as long, as they are accompanied by the owner and under voice command. For the safety of your dog and the general public, keep your dog leashed around the playground and skate park.

Chapel Bridge is pet-friendly. The world's oldest truss bridge was first constructed in 1333, and goes diagonally across the water. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the historic structure, as long as they are well-behaved and cleaned up after.

Palatine Gate is a pet-friendly park adjacent to a Roman Age city gate in Turin, IT. In the past, the gate was the entry through the city walls. The remains are an important historical site in Turin and make a great backdrop for a photoshoot with your pooch. As an added bonus, dogs with good recall are free to wander off-leash on the grassy space in the archaeological park.