When is the best season to travel to Switzerland?

Switzerland is neither hot in summer nor cold in winter, so summer may be more suitable for traveling.

Switzerland is a country located in central Europe, with a typical northern temperate climate. Because it is located in the south-central, there are famous Alps, which skillfully divide the climate of Switzerland. The south of this mountain is a typical Mediterranean climate, with mild and humid seasons and fresh air, which is very pleasant. In the northern Alps, however, marine climate and continental nature are alternately controlled, with large seasonal changes, large temperature difference and distinct seasonal scenery. The highest temperature in summer reaches about 25 degrees, but it is generally cold in winter, even MINUS 25 degrees, and the temperature difference is relatively large. As the transition between winter and summer, spring and autumn are very attractive, about 7- 10 degrees, which is suitable for human activities. These two seasons can not only see the bustling trees in summer, but also see the snow in winter.