What month is better to travel to Switzerland?

See what kind of outdoor activities you like, usually from April to 10. There are many choices.

Switzerland is located in the north temperate zone, and it is summer from June to September every year, which is very suitable for outdoor activities. From April to May or from the end of September to around the peak season 10, the climate is still mild, so it is a good choice to go at this time. If you are a lover of winter sports, you can visit the ski resorts in the Alps near Geneva from the end of June 165438+ to April next year.

The price in this country is relatively high, which is higher than other eastern and western European countries! However, the air is good, the transportation is convenient, and the natural landscape is beautiful! But I believe you won't stay there for long! If the budget and time are enough, it is recommended to bring Austria, Germany and Czech Republic! It's very beautiful and worth visiting. If you want to go shopping, remember to go to Paris at last, and then fly back to China directly from Paris!

St Gallen, a small and beautiful destination, is highly recommended here. Saint Gallen is a border city in the northeast of Switzerland and one of the oldest cities in Switzerland. It has a profound history that is inconsistent with people's impression of Switzerland.

It is located in Boden Lake, a picturesque lake where Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein meet. There are not only famous monasteries here, but also unique geographical location, which makes St Gallen an ideal starting point for traveling to Mount Sentis and Lake Boden in Penzel.

Saint Gallen perfectly retains its classical spirit, and the influence of medieval European academic shrines continues to this day. It's hard to find the alien traces of modernization here. Everything seems so elegant and full of order. The most attractive thing in the ancient city is the wonderful pattern composed of colorful protruding belly windows and tiles on the roof.

The name and establishment of St Gallen is closely related to an Irish missionary named Gallus, who built a monastery around AD 6 12. St Gallen Abbey is a typical representative of Caroline Abbey. There are churches, libraries and other buildings in the monastery, with the church as the center and other buildings arranged in a horseshoe shape.