What are the top ten tourist attractions in Switzerland?

As a country in Europe, Switzerland has many famous tourist attractions, including Jungfrau and Matterhorn. So what are the interesting attractions in Switzerland? What are their characteristics? Next, Bian Xiao has compiled some related contents for everyone, and interested friends can have a look together!

1. Lake Lucerne

LakeLucerne, also known as LakeLucerne and LakeFourForestStates, is the fourth largest lake in Switzerland and the largest lake completely located in Switzerland. The coastline of Lake Lucerne twists and turns, giving birth to many branches, connecting the city of Lucerne with the surrounding peaks. The Royce River flows from Fleren into the lake and then out of Lucerne.

Lake Lucerne is a very popular tourist destination for Swiss locals and foreign tourists. There are many hotels and resorts by the lake. Rutelli is located on the southeast coast of Lake Lucerne, where the Swiss Confederation is located. 1287. To commemorate the 700th anniversary of the founding of Switzerland, the government set up a memorial hiking route on the shores of Lake Lucerne. The route is 30 kilometers from Lutri Grassland, the birthplace of Switzerland, to Blanning on the other side.

2. Jungfrau, Jungfrau, Jungfrau

Jungfrau is a famous mountain in Switzerland and is known as the "top of Europe". Located twenty or thirty kilometers south of Interlaken, Switzerland, it stands in the southeast of Bern. It is one of the highest peaks in the Alps, with an altitude of 4158m and a span of18km. It is like a girl with long hair and white clothes, lying quietly on her back among the white clouds.

The top of this mountain is covered with ice and snow all year round, while the foot of the mountain is covered with green grass and beautiful scenery. It is a famous tourist and outdoor sports resort in Europe. This area was listed as a world natural heritage by UNESCO in 200 1 year.

3. capel covered bridge

Kapellbrcke in capel, also known as the Church Bridge, is a symbol of Lucerne. Built in 1333, it is the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe. There is a 120 oil painting on the cross eyebrow of the bridge, and you can also enjoy paintings depicting the epidemic scene of the Black Death along the way. This 200-meter-long wooden bridge across the Royce River has two turning points. Near the center of the bridge, there is an octagonal water tower, which used to be the place where trophies and jewels were placed in the battle, and was also used as a prison and execution room for a period of time. 1August 993 17, Kapel bridge was destroyed by fire, leaving only the water tower intact. Although it has been completely restored now, the old and new traces can still be clearly identified, and the pictures on the beam are not as fascinating as they were then. Walking here at dusk, you can still appreciate Lucerne's romantic medieval feelings. Today, the covered bridge in capel is still an indispensable scene in Lucerne's postcards.

The dying lion is like a lion monument.

The dying lion (German: wenDenkmal) is a statue of a wounded lion, designed and carved by Danish sculptor BartelThorvaldsen. The top of the stone statue is engraved with the Latin "HELVETIORUMFIDEIACVIRTUTI", which means "dedicated to loyal and brave Switzerland". The inscription on the first line below is "DiexaugtiiiiietiiseptemberBrismddcxcii", which indicates the time of the tragedy: 1792, August 10, and September 2 and 3. On the two shields of the lion's right front paw, there is a cross badge symbolizing Switzerland and the iris of the French royal family.

This is a monument to commemorate the 786 Swiss officers and guards who died to protect French King Louis XVI and Queen Mary when mobs attacked the Tuileries Palace during the French Revolution in 792. It is intended to pray for world peace. There are words describing the event at the bottom of the monument. American novelist Mark Twain once praised Lucerne's The Lion as "the saddest and most touching stone carving in the world".

5. The peak of Tieli Mountain

Tielix Snow Mountain, also known as Tielix Peak, is a famous scenic spot in the Alps, with an altitude of 3238 meters, which is a part of the Swiss Alps. In the oval of central Deng Zhong, about 1.5 hours' drive from engelberg village, there is the world's first revolving mountaineering cable car that can carry 80 passengers. Every trip will rotate 360 degrees, and you will see beautiful scenery. There are many kinds of entertainment to choose from in Li Shifeng, such as the Glacier Ferry Chair, Sok Li Glacier Park and Glacier Trail.

6. Interlaken

Interlaken is a tourist town famous for Jungfrau. Interlaken means "between two lakes" in Latin. It is located between Lake Thun and Lake Breon, also known as the town between lakes. This is a standard town that has sprung up for sightseeing. Interlaken is geographically the center of Bern Heights. The famous hand-spun fine mesh cloth is produced here, but it is famous in the world with the name of "rag". The traditional hand-painted pottery products here are also very famous, and the patterns have local rural characteristics and modern atmosphere, which are favored by tourists. Interlaken is also a sports resort.

7. Big Fountain

JetdEau is a super-large artificial fountain located on Lake Geneva, Switzerland. It uses a high-pressure pump to dry Lake Geneva and then blows it into the air. The injection height can reach about140m. This fountain is also a famous landmark in Geneva, which can be seen from many places in Geneva. There is a causeway under the fountain, and the gushing lake sometimes falls directly on the causeway with the wind direction, like a downpour, which is a popular tourist attraction in Geneva.

8. Zurich Lake

The famous glacial lake in Switzerland is located in the northeast of the Swiss plateau, with a width of 4 kilometers and a length of about 39 kilometers. It extends from Zurich to the southeast in a crescent shape. The pier of Lake Zurich is full of yachts of various colors, just like a rich club. The northern bank of Zurich Lake where the rich live is called "Gold Bank" and the southern bank is called "Silver Bank".

The end of Lake Zurich goes deep into the city center. White swans and wild ducks can be seen everywhere on the lake. It is carefree and harmonious. Visitors who come to forage always attract groups of seabirds to compete for food. The harmony between people and birds by the lake constitutes a unique and beautiful landscape. The scenery of Lake Zurich is very beautiful. There are medieval cobblestone paths on the banks of the river for tourists to stroll, swim, have picnics, sunbathe and visit the lake area by boat. Shuttle sailing in beautiful towns on both sides of the strait is a very pleasant enjoyment.