Swiss attractions What are the attractions worth visiting in Switzerland?

Everyone knows that entering Switzerland is a place with beautiful scenery. Mountains, land, lakes, etc. Everyone slept beautifully. In addition to these, Switzerland has more scenery waiting for you. So today, let's take a look at some scenic spots worth visiting in Switzerland.

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Located at the northern end of Lake Lucerne, the town is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Switzerland, with well-preserved medieval elegant historical buildings. Soloists and orchestras can be seen at the annual summer music festival and other festivals.

The Benedictine monastery in San Riodega was built around 730. In the13rd century, it was an important trading town. As the most spectacular amusement base in the European Alps, it can be easily connected with the mountains.

Lucerne is a sparkling blue lake surrounded by mountains. It is a car-free medieval city with bridges, promenades, murals, historical buildings and fountains. This typical Swiss town is famous for its concerts, attracting famous soloists, conductors and orchestras to participate in the annual international music festival.

One of the landmark buildings in this city is Jiaotang Bridge, which was built in14th century. In a small park, there is a famous lion monument, which is a dying lion sculpture to commemorate the heroic sacrifice of Swiss guards when they attacked the Tuileries Palace during the French Revolution. Visit Lucerne, Alps, lakes and other beautiful scenery, and take the cable car to the north side of Lucerne Lake.

2. Lausanne

On the north bank of Lake Geneva in French-speaking Switzerland. The towering bridge spans two rivers in the city, where you can enjoy the lake opposite the Alps. This is an ancient university town and a busy commercial city. Lausanne is the global headquarters of the Olympic Games, and the Olympic Museum is one of its most popular tourist attractions.

The Romans established a trading colony in the first century BC, and in the Middle Ages, Lausanne Cathedral was used as a pilgrimage site for St. James Road. Feel this ancient city, stroll along the winding streets under the cathedral, and capture the grandeur and elegance of1late 8th century.

3. Basel

There are slate streets, medieval churches, exquisite old houses and fountains. The rich history and various buildings here are the key points.

Berne

Many tourists will be shocked when they first see the beautiful scenery of Bern. It is the capital of Switzerland. It is located on a sandstone ridge, surrounded by the Ale River on three sides and flows through the valley. Connect the bridge with the new area of the city. Houses, arcades and prominent roofs reflect the prosperity of Bern in 17 and 18 centuries. The charming features of this well-preserved ancient town are integrated into the modern city.

Bern is rich in culture, and various activities are held throughout the year, such as summer and winter jazz festivals; Busker's Day and so on. In many museums and theaters, visitors can enjoy the street view, a medieval bell tower.

One of the most popular experiences in the beautiful Berne Plateau is to go to Jungfrau, which is the "top of Europe" with a viewing platform and a scientific viewing platform at an altitude of 3454 meters. The longest glacier in Europe.

Follow the footsteps of Mount Aige from Mount Aige glacier to Al Figren, and follow the panoramic road from the northern foot of the mountain to the first slope of the sunshine facing south, through flowers, alpine pastures and woodlands. You can also take the cable car or cable car to Lauter Browning Valley.

The picturesque Greenwood is the village of Jungfrau and an ideal place to explore the surrounding mountains. Located at the foot of the snow-covered mountain, it is one of the oldest and most popular resorts in Switzerland. Between the glacier mountains above the valley. You can enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the mountain peak.

5. matterhorn

It is a landmark mountain in Switzerland and one of the highest peaks in the Alps.

The charming Zermattvillage is located at the foot of this magnificent mountain. It is a top international resort with carriages and antique cabins. In order to maintain air quality and quiet atmosphere, motor vehicles are prohibited in the village.

In winter, skiers can slide along slopes of more than 300 kilometers. In summer, swimming and tennis are popular activities, such as cycling and mountain climbing.