Switzerland is well-known as being a neutral country, and full of fantastic ski locations. But, there is more to Switzerland than snow and the United Nations. Thanks to ShoreTrips, today’s geography lesson will show three destinations in the peaceful nation known as Switzerland.
60-Second GeographySwitzerland |
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Switzerland comprises a mix of four linguistic and cultural regions: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. It ranks in the top-most developed nations in the world, with the highest nominal wealth per adult. Not only is it a prosperous nation, but Switzerland also has some of the most scenic geography in all of Europe. Snow-capped mountains rise all around lands full of clear lakes and rolling hills covered in the greenest of grasses. The climate varies greatly from north to south, with the north bearing some glacial temperatures and the south more akin to Mediterranean climates.
Switzerland is more than the Alps, though these magical mountains are an essential part of the country’s allure. It is art, culture, and history. And ShoreTrips wants to show you this fantastic location for a vacation. |
HALF DAY GENEVA CITY TOUR WITH PRIVATE DRIVER/GUIDEUnited Nations Headquarters, physics, cathedrals, gardens…it would be difficult to find a city with more options than Geneva. Your guide will plan this tour around your interests. |
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FULL DAY EXCURSION TO JUNGFRAUJOCH FROM BERNBern is a lovely city. You should take some time to explore it. But once you’ve done that, do not pass up this opportunity to venture into the Alps, feel the snow crunch under your feet and breathe in the brisk Alpine air. |
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PRIVATE WALKING TOUR OF LUCERNEThe highlights of Lucerne are concentrated in a relatively small area, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of the city without taking up your entire day. With churches, bridges, narrow cobblestone streets and town squares, you are sure to be charmed by lovely Lucerne. |
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