Is Switzerland good for travellers who do not hike?
Yes. Switzerland is one of the easier places to get alpine scenery without serious hiking, but you still need to budget for trains, lifts and weather. The view may be easy; the planning is not free.
Answer
Switzerland is unusually good for non-hikers because the transport system carries you deep into mountain country. Lakeside towns, railways, cable cars, short walks and car-free villages can give a strong alpine trip without long trails or technical fitness. That does not mean the trip is effortless. The easy views can be expensive, weather can erase the payoff, and some villages still involve slopes, stairs or transfers that matter if mobility is limited. Plan around comfort honestly: choose bases with simple access, keep scenic days flexible, and do not let hiking-focused advice make you feel like the quieter version of Switzerland is a compromise.