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Tourist Attractions in Switzerland |
| Those who have visited Switzerland swear by its name and have entitled it 'heaven on earth'. Switzerland enjoys the envying attention of the globetrotters, who travel across the miles to witness its enduring beauty. The chant of Switzerland's scenic beauty can be heard from all the four corners and seen immortalized in movies, postcards and pictures. Decked with stunning Alpines, ice melted serene lakes, ancient cities, basilicas, manors and picturesque countryside...Switzerland's tourist attractions draws nature lovers to unveil its spectacular beauty and come face-to-face with its realm of scenic countryside. Switzerland is an adventure enthusiast true delight, here they come and join in the fun by partaking in winter sports like hiking and mountaineering on the Swiss Alps. Swiss chocolates, Swiss watch and Swiss Cheese are gourmets and timepiece lovers first choice. Switzerland's tourist cities including Zermatt, Interlaken, Montreux, St. Moritz, Lucerne, Geneva, Zurich, Berne are beautified with vast landscapes, architecture, gardens, museums and lakes which makes Switzerland a household name. |
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Geneva, is a cosmopolitan city, situated between the shores of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) and Mount Salève. Seat of many international organizations headquarters, Geneva in French is known as 'Lac Leman'. Geneva showcases exquisite cathedrals, museums, libraries, the University, the Opera and the Orchestra of the Suisse Romande to make the stay memorable. Geneva trip will show you many beautiful sights like
the colorful clock L'Horloge Fleurie; Foire de Genève exhibition at Palexpo, along with the International Motor Show; Patriotic celebration of L'Escalade festival and lots more.
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Lucerne is one of the Switzerland's most charming cities and offers many interesting sites. Its popular tourist attraction is a covered bridge, Kapellebrucke, which is an octagonal water. Jesuitenkirche in Lucerne is one of the oldest baroque churches in Switzerland. Other attractions include the Rittersche Palast, an Italian Renaissance villa. On the opposite side of the Reuss River are the Weinmarkt, Hirschenplatz and Kornmarkt, three squares surrounded by buildings with painted facades, that laves every visitor gasping!
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Close to nature, Zurich tours can be defined as a refreshing experience. It is an adobe to retreat senses with clean air, unblocked view of heartwarming scenery and tree-covered hills. Zurich has a number of churches, cobbled streets and flowing fountains. Chinagarten can be called a lake, an island or a home to Chinese pavilions. This building is constructed with wood, stones and bricks. Schweizerisches Landesmuseum is a castle like structure,built in the 1890s and now converted into a Swiss National Museum. At display is the cultural and artistic history of Switzerland from the Stone Age to the present. Rathaus is a refined town hall dating back to the 1600's and built over the Limmat River.
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The capital city Berne, is home to many picturesque sites and sites that dates back to the 15th century. The name of capital city Berne is derived from German word bear and is also known as 'Bear Pits'. The city's other popular attractions are 12th-century Clock Tower, the Botanical Gardens, the Kunstmuseum and the Albert Einstein House.
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