What are the tourist attractions in Switzerland?

Switzerland has many scenic spots to visit. The following scenic spots are recommended by Bian Xiao. You can see whether you want to play or not according to your own needs. Let's see how to play.

1. In Interlaken, the Jungfrau is amazing.

It is no accident to shoot a blockbuster on Tik Tok. If you understand the Latin meaning, you will know that Interlaken's name is poetic: it refers to the lake between two lakes, with green eyes in the east and blue eyes in the west. This alluvial plain, blessed by God, is lush with green grass, and the great German writer Goethe and the great composer Mendelssohn have left footprints here.

1890, BerneseOberlandRailway was built, followed by Jungfrau Railway.

Railway) was also built in the early 20th century, and the alpine train crossing the snow-capped mountains has since become the most classic Swiss image in the minds of travelers.

Punch in Jungfrau.

The top of Jungfrau Mountain is covered with ice and snow for many years, but the foot of the mountain is covered with green grass. It is one of the highest peaks in the Alps and is called the top of Europe. Its name sounds domineering, but the Jungfrau is not only magnificent, but also beautiful in image. Looking closely, it is really a girlish demeanor lying between mountains and rivers. Don't just marvel at its beauty, take more photos and leave eternal memories for yourself.

2. Come to Zurich and experience the best life.

Zurich has been elected as the most livable city in the world for two consecutive years, which is by no means a hollow reputation. Hemingway once said that Paris is a flowing feast, and Zurich is the experience capital of the lake, providing exquisite desserts for travelers. Backed by the misty Alps and adjacent to Lake Zurich, it goes without saying that there are dozens of museums, 100 art galleries, international fashion brands and colorful nightlife all over Switzerland. Who can not love Zurich?

See the world in the museum

It is hard to believe that there are more than 50 museums in this city with a population of several hundred thousand, and the density is probably unique in the world. Knowing that you have suffered from difficulties in choosing after reading a long list of museums, I would like to briefly recommend you:

Please send it to Zurich Art Museum.

Zurich) entered the travel list, which is one of the most famous and largest collections of modern art in the world. The collection spans painting, sculpture, photography and video creation, and you can see the original works of Picasso, Monk, giacometti and Braque at one time.

The Swiss National Museum is just a step away from Zurich Railway Station.

The museum is also worth a visit. The building itself is a castle with a history of 100 years, which shows the history and culture of this country in detail to tourists. I wonder why Swiss cheese, clocks and banks are so proud of the world. The answer can be found here.

The third choice is RietbergMuseum, which is well planned and contains many Asian and African collections, many of which are from China.

Stroll through the old city and live a leisurely life.

Zurich is like a bright window, which completely presents the inclusive and colorful cultural atmosphere of Switzerland, especially the old city (Altstadt), so that many visiting travelers are even willing to spend a whole day here. Get up early, climb nearly 200 steps, climb Notre Dame de Zurich and enjoy the city scenery. The stained glass designed by Paris painter Xia in the church is also a highlight, and many tourists come here.

Walk into the famous City Hall Cafe (City Hall

Café) order a cup of espresso, the scenery along the river is infinitely beautiful, the breeze is blowing slowly, and the sun is shining. You can sit in an open-air cafe and enjoy lunch while watching the waves; In the afternoon, go to St. Peter's Church, watch the clock of the largest church in Europe from the tower, then take a walk along the surrounding squares and fountains, and enjoy it through Lindenhoff's upper and lower steps and tree-lined rooms.

Picturesque boathouse in Schiff District, at dusk, find a club similar to barefoot bar and wait for dusk.

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3. In Lucerne, there lived a poem.

The picturesque scenery of lakes and mountains is the first impression of many experienced travelers on Lucerne. No way, its location is too unique: it is located on the bank of Lucerne, surrounded by mountains, and it is the gateway to the center of Switzerland, like a pearl embedded in the mountains. You can visit the lake by boat, visit Rigi and Pilatus nearby, or visit boutiques and watch shops. In this city, which is known as the most beautiful city in Switzerland, it is beautiful even in a daze.

Go to the covered bridge in capel to see the oldest wooden bridge in Europe.

Kapellbrucke is a landmark building in Lucerne and one of the oldest bridges recognized in Europe. This wooden bridge, built in14th century, has many decorative paintings on it, most of which are based on the history of Lucerne. In early summer, geraniums are in full bloom outside the bridge and the water bank is swaying.

On the wall of Mugsy, you can overlook the whole Lucerne.

When you come to the fairy tale kingdom, you can't help looking at the castle. Museggmauer wall is the best preserved and longest defensive wall in Switzerland. After hundreds of years of weathering, the city wall is now nearly 1000 meters, with nine watchtowers built on it, standing at the commanding heights overlooking the city.

Look at the dying lion and gaze at history again.

This is probably Lucerne's most famous work of art-it was designed and carved by Danish sculptor martel Thorvaldsen to commemorate 760 Swiss mercenaries who died to protect French King Louis XVI and Queen Mary during the French Revolution.

Above the stone statue, there is a Latin inscription HELVETIORUMFIDEIACVIRTUTI, which means dedicated to loyal and brave Switzerland. The inscription on the first line below is DIEX.

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MDCCXCII, which means the time of tragedy: August 1792 and September 2, 3, the lion's right paw has a cross badge symbolizing Switzerland and a vetiver iris of the French royal family.

4. In Lausanne, relive the Olympic days of our lives.

It is not without reason that the IOC chose Lausanne as its base-the city is built on several hills, surrounded by adjacent vineyards, facing the French Sava Alps across Lake Neva, which is quite unique and independent.

In Lausanne Cathedral, look at the Gothic architecture with thousands of years of history.

When most people come here, the first thing they see is Notre Dame in the old city. This early Gothic building has a history of more than 1000 years. In the era when Catholicism ruled the western world, Lausanne was a bishopric. Now the main streets in the old city are mostly built around the cathedral, and cars are forbidden to enter the old city. The winding alleys are full of cafes and fashion boutiques. Over the years, Lausanne still has some unique medieval town feelings.

In the Olympic Museum, review the wonderful moments of the games.

Want to relive the Olympic classics? Lausanne Olympic Museum has the most comprehensive collection of Olympic information in the world. Since 1896 Athens Summer Olympic Games, every event has been recorded in detail.

As an Olympic city, Lausanne attaches great importance to sports. If it happens to be a runner, the Lausanne Marathon held at the end of 10 every year (Lausanne

Marathon is an international competition, so let's try our hands. For ordinary tourists, we only have one reminder: the window seat in the restaurant of the Olympic Museum can have a panoramic view of the Alps and Lake Lyman. When you order a cup of coffee, sit down and let time pass, and everything is quiet and beautiful.

5. Come to Zermatt to find a fairy tale country.

As long as Matterhorn exists, people can't refuse Zermatt. This small town, once a famous holiday resort in Europe a hundred years ago, is quietly located in the Alps and welcomes travelers from all over the world. The peak of more than 4000 meters is very attractive to mountaineers. Hundreds of kilometers of hiking routes and several cable car routes allow travelers to appreciate the beauty of the mountains from different angles. There is a small village settlement at the foot and a white cloud glacier at the top of the mountain, which perfectly explains what is a pure and flawless fairy tale city.

Matterhorn glacier paradise, the closest place to heaven.

Take a small tour bus with 4 to 6 people to Matterhorn Glacier.

Paradise), the most popular observation deck on Matterhorn Road, is 3883 meters above sea level, and there is a magical glacier palace under the ice 15 meters. Standing on the Observatory, you can enjoy 40 peaks above 4000m above sea level, including matterhorn and Rosa, and Gorni Glacier, the second largest glacier in the Alps. When the sun rises, the mountains and rivers dyed red by the morning sun are breathtaking.

Extreme sports base camp

In addition to Teodore, the highest ski resort in the Alps in summer, Zermatt in winter provides a 300-kilometer ski trail with a good environment, so many Olympic first-class athletes also conduct special training here. In addition to general skiing, kite gliding is also a fashionable extreme sport. Of course, all these need to be carried out under professional guidance, and safety comes first when going out.

6, through the lakes and mountains, the addiction of train travel.

Traveling in other European countries, the train may be just one of the options for moving, but Switzerland is different. Swiss trains have dense trains, frequent trains, high punctuality rate, excellent software and hardware services, and beautiful scenery along the way. Lakes, canyons, vast grasslands and snowy mountains in the distance make train travel a special experience in Switzerland.

The total mileage of 8 routes in China exceeds 1 1,000 km. The Golden Express runs from Lake Lucerne to the vineyards on the banks of Lake Zhiva, across Switzerland. The Alps along Bernina expressway have steep rock walls and green fir trees. ........................................................................................................................... .................................... can ask me about cable cars and Swiss trains.

7, Europe's top luxury avenue, Banhoff Street, walk nine times.

In high-consumption Switzerland, shopping may not be described as cost-effective, but if you love quality products instead of cost-effective, you will gain a lot here. Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is known as the most prosperous and upscale shopping street in Europe. There are many famous shops here, among which Jelmoli department brings together thousands of famous brands from all over the world, from clothes and shoes to exquisite household items. After a stroll, you can immediately find the meaning of post-holiday efforts from the flashy world.

The following local Swiss specialties deserve special attention. Although they may be expensive, they are all unique:

High-grade chocolate

Switzerland has the most famous chocolate shop in the world, LVConfiserriesprü nglin Chocolate.

Our shop is located in Banhoff Street in Zurich. What is its charm? It depends on what you see.

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In the boutique circle, the word "Made in Switzerland" itself is quality assurance. The price of Swiss watches can be high-end and close to the people. Whether it's a hand-made boutique watch with jewelry or a watch that goes with the needle at a fair price, there are many choices here, and the price starts from tens of Swiss francs.

The largest watch group in Switzerland is Bucherer, which includes world-renowned brands such as Rolex, Earl, Omega and Tudor. The good news is that Boucherer has more than a dozen branches all over the country, which are located in bustling business districts and popular tourist attractions. It's no trouble to find them, but the most complete one is Banhoff Street in the center of Zurich. The sales girl is fluent in Chinese.

cutting machine

Have you all heard the name of Swiss army knife? At the beginning of the 20th century, Karl, a Swiss.

Elsena established Victoriano Company in the name of her mother Victoria. After 100 years' development, she can buy daily necessities such as LED flashlights, lighters and even MP3 players besides multifunctional and beautifully designed knives. Excellent production has already surpassed functionality and reached the level of collection. Of course, if you are going to take a Swiss army knife home, you must put it in your checked baggage, otherwise, as soon as you pass the security check, the novice baby will have to disarm.

You can also ask me about the local specialties, what is the most suitable to bring and what can be brought back to China.