[Six-day tour in Bijie] Introduction of Lake Zurich and its lakeside towns in Switzerland

Switzerland in Crete means water town. Some people say that if you don't go to Lake Zurich in this city, it's no different from never being there. Lake Zurich, covering an area of about 88 square kilometers, extends from the city center to the southeast. Just walk along the main street Bahnhofstrasse, and you will see brkliplatz on the left, and the beautiful lake is in front of you. When the weather is good, you can also see Glarus wrapped in silver and more than 3000 meters above sea level from the lake. Lake Zurich is long and narrow, about 40 kilometers long and only about 4 kilometers wide. The deepest part of the lake is 406 meters. Located on the edge of the city, the lake is picturesque, and tourists stroll along the cobblestone path in medieval style. There are white sails, swans, wild ducks and seagulls flying and playing on the lake. The water is so clear that you can even see fish swimming a few meters below. There is no waste on the shore or in the water. It is said that this lake is the drinking water of this city, and its cleanliness is amazing. Lake Zurich is rich in water sightseeing and entertainment, where you can swim, fish, sail or enjoy the scenery on the lake by boat. In addition to perennial cruise projects, there are lunch cruise (12:1kloc-0/:15) and dance cruise (every Saturday in June and September; Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in July and August. ) There are many beautiful small villages and towns by the lake Zurich, and the villages on the northeast coast are exquisite villas for traveling to the northwest. The uneven level, known as the Gold Coast, is the most important one, rapperswil, which is called Rosetown. This prosperous and beautiful town is located on the only peninsula of Lake Zurich. Christian churches and castles in the city are the crowning touch of this trip. Between the castle and the old city is the rose garden, which is also the origin of the name of the city of roses. The castle we see now was originally built in 1200, and was rebuilt on the ruins of 1350 after the war. Pfarrkirche hann, a neo-Gothic Christian church, was built in the middle of13rd century, adjacent to the castle. The church caught fire on 1882 and was rebuilt. The streets near the church are lined with buildings of the Second Renaissance. Extending westward from the foot of Castle Hill is the commanding height of the town, overlooking the whole old town and Lake Zurich. On the south bank of Zurich, there are quiet towns such as thalwil, Horgen and Pfaffikon. Among them, Hegen has been the center of north-south traffic in Hegen District since 1230, and has always maintained its position as a historical and economic center. Today, Hogan is not only a small town suitable for living, but also the first choice for leisure and holiday. More than half of its area is covered by forests, and the quiet and peaceful atmosphere makes it a paradise in Switzerland and is known as a paradise.