Introduction of Swiss scenic spots

Switzerland, known as the "European Garden" and "European Roof", has many natural beauty, humanistic architecture and holiday resorts, attracting tourists from all over the world. The following is an introduction to the scenic spots in Switzerland that I recommend to you. I hope you will learn something.

1: Rhine Waterfall

Rhine Waterfall is the largest waterfall in Europe and also the largest waterfall in Europe. Goethe, a famous German writer and poet, who is famous for his masterpieces such as young werther and Faust, once praised the Rhine Waterfall.

Visitors can climb the rocks in the waterfall by boat and feel the charm of flying flowers at close range; You can also stroll around the waterfall and visit the castle at the top of the mountain or the waterfall restaurant for dinner.

2: Lausanne Cathedral

Lausanne Cathedral, known as the most beautiful, luxurious and largest church in Switzerland, is a symbol of the image of Lausanne.

The rose window inside the church makes visitors linger, and the paintings on the window are mysterious, exquisite and profound with the cosmic images formed in different seasons and months as the background.

If Lausanne Cathedral is the symbol of Lausanne, then the Hotel Management School in Lausanne (EHL) represents the hotel management education in Lausanne and even the whole Switzerland. Lausanne, as the first hotel management college in the world, is deeply loved and sought after by hotel management students all over the world.

3. Interlaken

Interlaken belongs to bern state, about 50 kilometers from Bern, the Swiss capital, and is located between Lake Thun and Lake Brehon, so it is also called Lake Town.

Interlaken, as a classic Swiss beauty, is undoubtedly the Jungfrau. The Jungfrau is covered with snow all year round, and it is reflected on the green lake. The distant mountains are close to the water, and the lake is beautiful, just like in the painting. Snow, ice and mountains, sunshine and floating clouds attract tourists from all directions.

4: Palais des Nations

It used to be the seat of the League of Nations, but now it is the headquarters of the United Nations Office in Geneva.

The Palais des Nations consists of four magnificent buildings, namely, the Great Hall in the center, the library in the north, the new building and the Council Hall in the south. As the center of holding important international conferences, tourists from all over the world keep coming all year round.

Every well-known multinational hotel chain is equivalent to a Palais des Nations, because it has to receive guests from different countries and regions in the world. The international literacy of hotel managers has become a key factor affecting job hunting, employment and promotion.

Internationalization, internationalization, internationalization, say the important things three times!

5: Chilon Castle

Qilong Castle, located on the lake of Geneva, is one of the most famous places of interest in Switzerland.

After historical evolution, it has become a closed feudal castle integrating military defense, warehousing, prisons, churches and aristocratic courts.

Glion Hotel Management College, one of the three largest hotels in the world, is only ten minutes away from Qilong Castle.

6: Lake Lucerne

Lake Lucerne is the largest lake completely located in Switzerland and the birthplace of modern Switzerland.

Lake Lucerne is distributed in four states: Uri, Schweitz, Walden (now divided into obwalden and Lower Walden) and Lucerne. Therefore, Lake Lucerne is also called "the lake of four forest states".

The coastline of the lake twists and turns, with continuous cliffs and peaks, including Mount San Regis and Mount Pilatus. 129 1 August 1 day, representatives of Schwier, Uri and Dengzhou, Nivard (this is the third state in history) formed an alliance to resist foreign enemies and safeguard common interests.

This is the famous "Eternal Alliance" in Switzerland, and August 1 became the national day of Switzerland. The Swiss German name Schweitz also comes from Schweitz, Schweitz.

7: Shishi Monument

Located in Lucerne, the Stone Lion Monument commemorates 786 Swiss mercenaries who died to protect French King Louis XVI and Queen Mary. Mark Twain, a famous American writer, once spoke highly of the Stone Lion Monument as "the most tragic and touching statue in the world".

Today's Switzerland is rich and developed, and ancient Switzerland is poor and backward. At that time, many Swiss were forced to make a living as mercenaries, and brave and loyal Swiss mercenaries won high honors.

1527 On May 6th, the Swiss mercenaries responsible for protecting the Pope launched a fierce battle with enemy forces several times their own. 189 soldiers, 147 was killed. The Holy See praised the Swiss mercenaries for their "absolute loyalty". Even though mercenaries were strictly prohibited in Switzerland, there was only one exception: guards serving the Vatican.

This is the Swiss Guard we saw when we went to the Vatican.

8: capel Covered Bridge

The covered bridge in capel is the symbol of Lucerne and one of the most representative Swiss scenic spots.

Capel covered bridge, built in 1333, is the oldest covered bridge in Europe. The religious oil paintings on the cross eyebrows of the bridge tell the vicissitudes of history, and the octagonal water tower in the center of the bridge carries long years.

The Stone Lion Monument and capel Covered Bridge are two of the most famous scenic spots in Lucerne, attracting tourists from all over the world and creating a thriving tourism and hotel industry in Lucerne. Lucerne is considered as the most beautiful and ideal tourist city in Switzerland.

The Swiss Business Hotel Management Institute (BHMS) is located in the center of Lucerne, and it is the only hotel management institute located in the center of major cities in Switzerland. With its excellent teaching level and unique geographical advantages, BHMS allows students to enjoy internships and employment bonuses.

9: Davos

Davos, located in Grauben, the largest Swiss resort, is the highest town in the Alps.

As a famous Swiss hot spring and sports resort, Davos has the largest and most popular alpine ski resort in Europe.

Davos is best known to the world as the annual World Economic Forum, namely the Davos World Economic Forum. Davos World Economic Forum is a gathering of global politicians and businessmen, which has an important influence on global political and economic development.

Swiss Hotel Management Institute (SSTH), which belongs to Lausanne Hotel Management Education Group, is the only hotel organization authorized to provide services for the World Economic Forum in Davos.

10: banhoff street

"Put the money in my Swiss bank account ..." The Swiss bank (Zurich Bank) mentioned in this well-known movie line is concentrated in Banhoff Street.

Banhoff Street is comparable to Fifth Avenue in New York, and has the reputation of Wall Street in Switzerland, even known as the richest street in the world. It is located on the west side of Lima River in Zurich, the largest city in Switzerland, with a total length of1.4km.. The trading volume of gold here ranks first in the world, and the trading volume of foreign exchange and securities ranks first in Europe.

This 1.4km long avenue includes two consumer paradise, Grobus and Yarmoli. Shops along the street display luxury goods, antique treasures, expensive furs, watches and jewelry, perfumes and cosmetics. It is a holy place to pursue luxury brands.

Banking, finance, luxury marketing and other fields are also the employment scope of hotel management students, and hotel management can manage more than just hotels.

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