Château de Chillon
Château de Chillon (in Swiss: Château Chillon) is a historic fortress that rests on a small island overlooking the renowned Lake Geneva. Its stunning architecture distinguishes it as one of the most beautiful castles in Switzerland, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Alps.
Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva (in English: Lake Geneva) is located on the border between Switzerland and France, forming part of the Rhône River basin. This extensive body of water covers an area of 580.03 square kilometers, making it the largest lake in Switzerland and one of the largest lakes in Europe.
Lake Constance
Lake Constance (in English: Lake Constance) straddles the borders of Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. It ranks as the second-largest lake in Switzerland with a surface area of 473 square kilometers, situated at an elevation of approximately 395 meters above sea level.
Old Town of Bern
The Old Town of Bern (in English: Old Town of Bern) is celebrated as one of Switzerland’s most picturesque cities. This remarkable historic area features numerous buildings and arcades dating back to the 15th century, alongside Renaissance-style fountains constructed during the 16th century.
Trümmelbach Falls
Trümmelbach Falls are located in the Lauterbrunnen Valley, also known as the Valley of Waterfalls, and represent the largest series of underground waterfalls in Europe. The falls are fed by glacial meltwaters from the Jungfrau mountain, which cascade down into the valley.
St. Gallen Abbey Library
The St. Gallen Abbey Library is recognized as one of the oldest libraries in the world, featuring stunning Rococo architectural design. The library houses a vast collection of medieval documents, manuscripts, and books, as well as exquisite stucco work, parquet floors, and much more.
Jungfraujoch Pass
The Jungfraujoch Pass is situated in the Aletsch Glacier region and is known as the highest railway station in Europe, reaching an impressive altitude of 3,454 meters. This station offers visitors and tourists the unique opportunity to board a train from Kleine Scheidegg to the Sphinx station at the mountain’s summit.