Which is more fun, Switzerland or Norway?

Switzerland and Norway are well-known countries in northern Europe, with very high social welfare and high income. They are also traditional super-developed countries, and their natural environment is very beautiful and amazing. So which of these two countries is more suitable for traveling?

Answer this question briefly, but I can only answer half, because I have only been to Switzerland, not Norway. However, Switzerland, for me, is a place where I can go n times, although there, I met two thieves and lost a lot.

Let me briefly introduce my itinerary first. I went to Switzerland on September 20 16. Switzerland has unlimited scenery, with mountains, lakes and grasslands, as if it were a pearl embedded in the highways of western Europe.

The general route I took last time was from Zurich (65,438+0 days) to Lucerne (2 days), taking the golden passage to Interlaken for 2 days, passing through Bern, then to Lausanne for 65,438+0 days and Geneva for 65,438+0 days.

In Zurich, I got up very early in the morning (8 o'clock), and then I found that there was no one in the street and the sun did not rise. Finally, I found that the sun didn't fully rise until around 10, so there are not many good photos of Lake Zurich and Banhoff Street. There is also a statue of "Yang Guo and the Great Carver" by the lake, so you can look for it.

The airport in Zurich is very big, and hotels are very expensive. Three-star hotels are not even as good as Hanting in China. If you want to live a better life, you should pay attention to your wallet. Zurich is the world financial center and the seat of FIFA. Fortunately, this is just a stopover from Greece to Switzerland.

From Zurich, take the train to Lucerne.

I have to admit that public transportation in Switzerland is too developed. We bought a four-day Swiss Pass, and we can travel back and forth by train, bus and ship (of course, some of them cost money), and we can also visit some scenic spots for free, such as Mount St. Regis, which I will talk about next.

Lucerne is one of the most important cities in Switzerland and should not be missed. All kinds of tourism resources are too rich and hierarchical. This is a typical medieval city. I won't say much about the church in the city. There are all kinds of cathedrals in various cities in Switzerland, and they are all aesthetically tired.

Museg city wall is a feature, and it is also a feature throughout Europe, but the city wall is too long, and it is enough to climb a section. The most distinctive feature of the old city is undoubtedly the Carpil Bridge, on which there are artistic paintings, which can be appreciated carefully.

The stone lion monument in the city, if you just watch the star film, you can't see why; Only when you arrive at the scene, the sadness in the eyes of the lion is a symbol of the Swiss spirit.

Take a boat from Lucerne to the town of Weznau, and take a small train up the mountain (a small truck with a history of 100 years) until the top of St. The Regess. Looking around, along the Alps, you can see the black forest, French plain, lakes and mountains in northern Germany. Mount The Regess and Mount Emei are sister mountains.

If you buy a Swiss pass, you must come here. It's all free. Except for some plateau reflections, you can walk down Mount St. Regis to the Flower City of Virgis. It is highly recommended to go down the mountain to play. Don't miss the beautiful scenery in the mountains, just pay attention to the time of the ship.

After returning to Lucerne, take the golden passage to Interlaken, which is the most beautiful place in Switzerland. When you see something you like, jump out of the car, have a good time and take the next bus.

In view of the travel notes around Interlaken, everyone has written too much, including the town of Shpits, so I won't say much here. It's a pity that many people don't go to Lucerne for group tours or even free travel. In Geneva, you can visit the old city in addition to the Grand Fountain and the United Nations Headquarters. You will be surprised.

In addition, Switzerland is a very expensive place. Even the local people often go to supermarkets in France, Germany and Italy to buy food on weekends as a goodwill reminder to guard against thieves.

In Italy, Greece and France, many people keep a close eye on their bags. In Switzerland, the richest place in the world, it is easy for people to let their guard down. This time is the best opportunity for thieves all over Europe, especially at railway stations. Remember, remember.

If Switzerland is the tourist destination, deep tour is highly recommended. Most tours use Switzerland as a transit point between France and Italy, and go to Jungfrau in Interlaken at most. Jungfrau is indeed a pearl, but Switzerland is the whole crown.