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Halloween in Switzerland 2025: Where to celebrate for a truly spooky and exciting experience

Редакція Uainfo.chPublished: 16 October 2025
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In Switzerland, Halloween is more than pumpkins by the door and children dressed as vampires. Across the country, the celebration turns into a real festival — with candlelit dinners in medieval castles, themed quests for kids, glamorous costume balls in city clubs, and even boat parties on the lakes.

UAinfoCH has selected only verified events still ahead (as of October 15, 2025), so everyone can find their own way to celebrate — from family activities to unforgettable night parties.


By the way, if you love autumn vibes, don’t miss our article Pumpkin Festivals in Switzerland 2025: Where to Go This Autumn — a guide to the best seasonal events across the country.


For families and children

Halloween at Château d’Aigle (Vaud)

October 21–26

Format: family event with quests and games

In the historic Château d’Aigle on the Lavaux wine coast, children can explore mysterious rooms, solve puzzles, and meet fairy-tale characters. The atmosphere is more magical than scary — perfect for younger visitors.

Details


Monster Halloween Party in Riehen (Basel)

October 31

For children aged 7 and above

A cheerful kids’ party featuring costume contests, music, workshops, and treats. Ideal for families who want to enjoy Halloween without the spooky extremes.

Event page


Hallomania – Halloween Festival in Geneva

October 25 – November 2

Locations: Old Town, vineyards, city parks

Geneva celebrates Halloween for a whole week with more than ten themed events — from kids’ workshops and treasure hunts to wine tastings and guided walks. A perfect mix of fun and culture for couples and families alike.

Full schedule




For couples and adults

Halloween Dinner & Party at Wasserschloss Wyher (Lucerne)

October 26 & 31

Dinner and live show in a medieval castle

In the heart of Switzerland, Halloween is celebrated in true style: dinner by candlelight, theatrical performances, music, and dancing in an authentic castle setting. Gothic or vintage attire is encouraged.

Tickets


Bar Rouge Halloween Party, Basel

October 31, from 5:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m.

The highest party in the country — 105 meters above the city

Basel’s iconic rooftop bar offers breathtaking views, DJ sets, signature cocktails, and a “dark glamour” dress code. Free entry until 9:30 p.m.

Official page


Season of the Witch – Halloween at Kaufleuten, Zurich

October 25, from 9:00 p.m.

Glamour, shows, and light installations

One of Zurich’s most anticipated events: immersive decorations, live performances, and a spectacular fire show. Age 20+. Tickets sell out fast.

More info


For youth and groups of friends

Fright Night – The Biggest Expat Halloween Party (Mascotte, Zurich)

October 31

90s & 2000s hits, costume battles, and party vibes

A large international Halloween celebration that brings together hundreds of people from around the world. Great for students and young professionals. Costumes are mandatory.

Details


MegaHalloween Experience, Palexpo (Geneva)

October 18–19

Switzerland’s biggest Halloween festival

A two-day celebration combining concerts, cosplay, electronic music, VR zones, live shows, and a costume market — a “multiverse” experience for those who want it all.

Official website


Halloween Party at Port Franc (Sion / Sitten)

October 31

DJ sets by MeteorThighs, SolarVelcro & Noemix3000

An underground-style night with lighting effects, great sound, and a relaxed atmosphere — the Valais way of celebrating Halloween.

Event info


IAESTE Halloween Party, Bern

October 31 – November 1

Free student party

Organized by the international student network IAESTE — with BBQ, costume contests, music, games, and giveaways. A fun evening and a chance to meet people from all over the world.

Information


What to know

Tickets. Book early — many events have limited capacity.

Dress code. Costumes or themed accessories are usually required at clubs.

Transport. Additional night trains and buses operate in many cantons from October 31 to November 1.

For kids. Some municipalities organize “Trick or Treat” walks (for example, in Zug and Geneva’s suburbs).

In Switzerland, Halloween is more than a night of fright — it’s a journey into creativity, community, and fun.

Choose your format — a castle dinner, a club night, a family walk, or a themed quest — and make it a night to remember.

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