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Interlaken is a Swiss town and vacation destination located on the alluvial plain between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, in the canton of Bern. Capital Bern is less than an hour away from Interlaken. The famous high Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains of the Swiss Alps are in this region.
This place, where many activities take place, attracts attention with its untouched and magnificent nature. The impressive mountain view leaves a fairytale-like impression. One of those who visited the magnificent mountain landscape was Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. It is possible to reach here by railway.
Interlaken, which has a transportation network consisting of more than 45 mountain railways, cable cars and chair lifts, is also a congress venue. It is close to ski areas and has the opportunity to do paragliding. You can enjoy sailing on Lake Thun and Lake Brienz on cruise ships.
The azure waters of Lake Thun, the turquoise Lake Brienz and the Giessbach Waterfalls are perfect for relaxation. This magnificent vacation destination is connected to Thun and Lucerne by the A8 motorway. Stretching from the shores of Lake Lucerne to the vineyards of Lake Geneva, the Golden
Pass Line is a panoramic train route and the train stops in Interlaken on this route. Geneva is the second largest and most cosmopolitan city in Switzerland and is also known as the “world’s smallest metropolis”. This is the European headquarters of the United Nations, the Red Cross is located here, and
It is a major financial centre. It is also a global city that is the diplomatic center of many international organizations. The city is located on the shores of Lake Geneva and at the foot of the Swiss Alps. French is spoken in this region.
It is the point where watchmaking began to develop and there are many chocolatiers in Geneva. The symbol of Geneva is the “Jet d’eau” fountain with a 140-meter high water jet on the edge of Lake Geneva. Geneva, an important destination for international congresses, is known as the “Peace Capital”.
It is also the center of culture and history, exhibitions and fairs. Additionally, many scientific organizations are headquartered in Geneva, including CERN, a leader in nuclear physics research, and the World Meteorological Organization. In Geneva, there are many tourist attractions such as St. Pierre Cathedral, Place du Bourg-de-Four,
The Flower clock consisting of approximately 6500 flowers, L’horloge fleurie, Geneva History Museum, Palace of Nations, Rousseau island. Zurich, the largest city in Switzerland, is located on the Limmat river, at the tip of Lake Zurich, approximately 30 km away from the Swiss Alps. Reaching the Alps takes less than 1 hour.
The official language is German. Its unique location on the shores of Lake Zurich, urban diversity, and the view of the Alps on the horizon are among the attractive features of the city for living. Zurich consistently ranks high in terms of quality of life in international rankings.
There are many financial institutions and banking companies in Zurich, one of the important financial centers of Switzerland. Zurich is a versatile city with countless activities that combine city life with nature, the Swiss National Museum, the Kunsthaus, Switzerland’s largest art museum, and many other museums and art galleries.
This is a city where there are lakeside parks, easy access by tram and bus, and where you can encounter wonderful views. Its historical buildings, the Grossmünster church, which is the symbol of Zurich, the view of the Karlsturm tower, and its picturesque passages greatly impress the visitors.
Lucerne is the most populous city in central Switzerland, located on Lake Lucerne. Lucerne, the nexus of economy, transportation, culture and media, is located in an impressive mountainous panorama. German is spoken in Lucerne. It is an important destination on journeys in central Switzerland thanks to its shopping
Opportunities, wonderful lakeside setting and the excursion mountains of Rigi, Pilatus and Stanserhorn. Lucerne is a city of town squares and churches. One of the landmarks of the city is the Chapel Bridge. You can see tradition and modernity together in Lucerne. Because this place is also famous for its innovative design.
A steamboat cruise on Lake Lucerne is a good option to have a great time. Lucerne, where it is possible to make a beautiful trip to the Alps by rail, is the center of many activities. Its charming lakeside location and the nearby peaks of the Alps, tourist attractions and cultural venues attract visitors.
Basel is the third largest city in Switzerland and borders Germany and France. Basel, which has the country’s highest concentration of museums with 40 museums, has a beautiful Old Town and modern architecture, a fascinating retreat and the city’s mystical symbol, the Rhine River.
You will encounter art at every opportunity in Basel, which is considered the cultural capital of Switzerland. In addition to famous museums such as the Basel Art Museum, Fondation Beyeler and the Culture Museum, many galleries and theater halls also attract great attention.
It also hosts the Basel symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra and musical theater with international productions. Thanks to its central location, developed public transport connections and modern infrastructure, Basel is one of the important venues for fairs and congresses. Basel is a city where the chemical industry develops.
Some of the world’s largest chemical companies are located here. Also, the great tennis player Roger Federer was born in Basel. Basel is a city with green and relaxing places. The Botanical Gardens and the banks of the Rhine are great places to relax. Visitors can explore the city on foot or by bike.
It is also possible to provide transportation by railway and Rhine River ferries. Bern, the capital of Switzerland, is the fifth most populous city in the country. Located in central Switzerland, Bern is the gateway to the Alps. German is spoken in the city.
The old historic city in the center of Bern, which has preserved its historical features, is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city has one of the longest climate-resistant shopping streets in Europe, with 6 kilometers of passages. Security, transport links, infrastructure are the reasons why Bern is the second strongest
Economic region in Switzerland. The medieval atmosphere of the city is fascinating, with its many fountains worth seeing, sandstone facades, narrow streets and historical towers. The platform of the 101-meter-high cathedral tower and the Aare River offer visitors magnificent views.
There are many other wonderful places in Bern, where there are many museums such as the Albert Einstein museum, the History Museum, and the Swiss Alps Museum. Those who want to travel by train can benefit from the dense railway network with direct connections to major cities in Europe. Zermatt.
Famous as the mountaineering and skiing center of the Swiss Alps, Zermatt is at the foot of the Matterhorn and its location in the middle of a very long hiking and skiing area makes it a center of attraction.
In addition to the 54 mountain railways and cable cars in the ski area, there are 360 kilometers of pistes. The famous area called “Matterhorn glacier paradise” is the highest and largest summer ski area in Europe. In winter, it consists of 360 km of pistes in three different ski areas the Sunnegga-Rothorn,
Gornergrat-Stockhorn, Schwarzsee and the Matterhorn glacier paradise. Walking, cycling and climbing can be done when weather conditions are suitable. The cog railway runs between Zermatt and Gornergrat. The summit offers breathtaking views of the Matterhorn, glaciers and the Monte-Rosa massif. Matterhorn and Gornergrat, the third longest glacier in the Alps, are worth seeing with
Their magnificent views. Transportation from Zermatt is possible via the Gornergrat rail railway. Lugano, Switzerland’s third most important financial center and conference, banking and business centre, is located on Lake Lugano. Lugano is a town with a Mediterranean feel, consisting of parks, flowers, villas and sacred buildings. Italian is spoken here.
The historical city center closed to traffic, many buildings in the Italian Lombardy style, distinguished museums and mountains invite visitors to places worth seeing. This city of art and architecture, which attracts the attention of visitors due to the high standard of the exhibitions it hosts, has become an architecturally important region
In the last 50 years. In the parkland next to the lakeside promenade are Belvedere Gardens, with camellias, magnolias and many subtropical plants. Hiking and boat tours reveal the magnificent views of Lugano. Also, transportation by rail is possible here.