If you want to have an amazing travel experience for yourself then you should try Switzerland.It is a landlocked country in central Europe. The climate of this place is temperate, but varies with altitude. Switzerland has cold, cloudy, rainy / snowy winters and cool to warm, clear, humid summers with occasional showers.
What to see in Switzerland?
Chateau de Chillon - It is the most famous castle in Switzerland. It enjoys a spectacular location on the eastern edge of Lake Geneva near Montreux, with the Dents du Midi (which literally means the teeth of the South) against the backdrop of mountains. Built in the 13th century on Roman foundations, Lord Byron visited the castle and later wrote "The Prisoner of Chillon" of the poem (1816) on the fate of Francois de Bonivard (1493-1570).
Swiss Lakes Enjoy a cruise ship or ferry on the likes of Lake Zurich, Lake Geneva, Lake Constance (with visits to cities in Germany and Austria) and the picturesque Vierwaltstättersee in Lucerne, where boats paddlesteamers link with the mountain railways and cable cars different.
Glacier Express advertised as "the slowest express train in the world," the Glacier Express is also the most scenic, and is a breathtaking way to experience the magnificence of the Swiss Alps. The seven and a half hour journey begins daily from Zermatt. The red mountain train crosses more than 291 bridges, winds through 91 tunnels and seven valleys and on the 6670 ft (2033 m) Oberalppass Station St Moritz, in a feat of technical mountain.
Wedding and honeymoon, A wedding and honeymoon in Switzerland is full of romance, tradition and beauty. Traditionally, the bride wears a crown or a crown to symbolize her marriage with her virginity, and after the ceremony, the crown is removed and burned, if it burns quickly, the girl is considered to have good fortune. This is usually followed by a banquet to celebrate the exceptional union of the couple and their families. beautiful destination wedding and honeymoon resorts stretch from hot Riviera-style Ticino to the snowy slopes of the Swiss Alps. There are romantic hotels, resorts and chalets around the country to accommodate couples.
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