Switzerland’s capital city, Berne’s beautiful medieval centre has been recognised as a Cultural World Heritage site, most famous for its medieval clock tower with moving puppets and its sixteenth century bear pit, which contains four (well treated and cared for) bears.
A centre of international finance and government, Geneva is a modern and vibrant city, home to a vast international community. It also boasts a simply huge collection of museums, galleries and exhibitions. Lake Geneva otherwise known as Lake Leman is a major leisure centre where sailing, wind surfing, boating, rowing and scuba diving are popular…
Switzerland’s largest city, Zurich is also considered to be the de facto cultural capital, and is the national epicentre for performing arts, festivals, outdoor events and nightlife. Like all major Swiss cities, visitors can look forward to an excellent standard of tourist and general infrastructure.
Perhaps most famous for chocolate and fine jewellery, visitors should not be surprised to discover that Switzerland has far far more to offer.A world famous skiing and winter sport destination, Switzerland also boasts numerous fine, historic cities and excellent tourist infrastructure. Switzerland is a compact, mountainous country in the heart of Europe, known for its…