Scenic in Switzerland
Famous for: Montreux and Lake Geneva
Boasting a magnificent location on the eastern rim of Lake Geneva and enclosed with Rocky Mountains, the Chillon Castle is a cherished sight. Somewhat distant and dreamlike as it nearly rises fr...
Famous for: Lake and Trees
Situated in the Italian-speaking part of southern Switzerland, the township of Lugano attracts visitors with Italian vibe, palm trees, picturesque avenues and dazzling panoramas of the milieu Al...
Famous for: Mountains
It is precisely here, in the miniature village of Zemratt, where the nature-loving climbers can make a perfect start of their trips into the grand kingdom of lofty Alps. There are over 400 kilom...
Famous for: Towers and Buildings
Crowning a hill pinnacle and river-hugged with the Aare, the medieval Berne retains a lot of the old time charisma present in stonework squares, clock towers and walkway buildings coating the wa...
Famous for: Nature/ Wildlife Areas
A charming sight to behold, the Lavaux Vineyard Terraces floor covering the gradients with vines and verdant foliage lined with medieval stone walls. Stretching for about 30 km along the seashor...
Famous for: Wooden bridges
Built in 1333, devastated by fire in 1993 and instantaneously restored to keep enjoying the class of the oldest stilted bridge in Europe, the Kapellbrücke's allure and historic air are ...
Famous for: Historical Railway Lines
All fans of train spotting and roller coaster rides come to the region of Graubünden and find out location makes a difference. The Albula and Bernina lines cut transversely Switzerland'...
Famous for: World Heritage
The Convent of Müstair, which stands in a vale in the Grisons, is a good exemplar of Christian monastic restoration during the Carolingian period. It has Switzerland's greatest series o...
Famous for: Water Fall and River
Rhine Falls, situated in Neuhausen, is Europe's largest waterfall, cascading from a height of roughly 75 feet and 492 feet at its widest point. Tourists flock to Rhine Falls to enjoy the thu...
Famous for: Restaurants and Hotels
Geneva might be a wide-reaching center for peacekeeping and global co-operation, but it definitely isn't devoid of holy essence. Follow the zigzag Rue St-Léger straight into the impre...
Famous for: Hills
Called the European banking center and an inexpressive financial machine, Zurich is its own serene haven, too. The Lindenhof Hill, as part of the city's Altstadt, not only bears momentous hi...
Famous for: Architectural Buildings, Libraries, Landmarks
At the middle of quaint St Gallen, an eastern Swiss metropolis that enlarged from the 7th century hermitage lays the Abbey of St Gall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and expensive remnants of a ty...
Famous for: Landscape and Nature
A lucid, razor-sharp line carving across the mountain faces catches the thoughtful observer's eye where the three Swiss provinces St. Gallen, Glarus and the Grisons meet. This natural viaduc...
