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The quintessential paradise on earth that breathes amid heavenly beauties, Switzerland is the undisputed jewel of Europe. With its remarkable wonders and unbelievable sights, the country has become one of the most loved tourist destinations on the globe. Though it is renowned amongst tourists for its scenic charm, quaint villages, and Alpine magnificence, it engulfs a lot more in its lap. The nation holds a significant amount of history to unfold, architecture to admire, and culture to showcase. Plan a visit now and set off on a thrilling journey. Experience a mix of beauties from all worlds. From the Alps to hilltop settlements and quaint riverside cities to hidden nature trails, one can encounter a whole new world within its boundaries. So, do not miss out on the unforgettable experience of Swiss tourism.

USEFUL INFO ABOUT SWITZERLAND

Official Name: The Swiss Confederation

Form of Government: Federal Semi-direct Democracy

Capital (de-facto): Bern

Largest City: Zurich

Population: 8.5 Million (As of 2019)

Official Languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh

Languages Spoken: English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romansh

Ethnicity: Swiss 70.3%, German 4.2%, Italian 3.2%, Portuguese 2.6%, French 2%, Kosovar 1%, other 18.7%

Currency: Swiss franc CHF (Fr.)

Map Referred: Europe

Area: 41,293 Sq. Km

Land: 95.8%

Water: 4.2%

Lowest Point: Lake Maggiore 193 Meters

Highest Point: Dufourspitze 4634 Meters

Coastline: 0 Km

NEIGHBORING PLACES:

Italy

Germany

France

Austria

Luxembourg

Internet/Connectivity

Almost all the major inhabited places in Switzerland have great internet and phone services. Hence, it can be said that it is quite easy for tourists to connect to the outer world while they are in Switzerland. The country provides high-speed internet services at reasonable rates. The best mobile network operators in Switzerland are as follows:

Swisscom

Sunrise

VTX

Salt

Aldi Mobile

Econophone

M-budget Mobile

Once you have landed at the airport, you can buy a local prepaid SIM card. A 5-GB data plan would not cost you more than $14 in the country. Always use internet services provided by your hotel/resort as they are often given for free. Use web-based applications for making calls to cut down on your phone bills.

Country Calling Code: +41
Embassy of UAE:
+41 31 312 1710
Address: Schwarztorstrasse 31, Bern
For more information, click here
(https://www.embassypages.com/unitedarabemirates-embassy-bern-switzerland)

General Emergency Number: 112 (For police, fire and ambulance services)
You can also use the following numbers in case of emergencies:
Police: 117
Ambulance: 144
Fire: 118

The Swiss franc is the currency of the Swiss confederation and has been in use since the late 18th century. This Swiss currency was introduced by the Helvetic Republic in the year 1798 and since then, the franc has been the legal tender for exchanging goods and services in the country. Apart from Switzerland, it is also used in the regions of Liechtenstein, Campione d'Italia, and Busingen. As the country has four national languages, Latin is used as the language for the inscriptions on the coins. Swiss franc is one of the strongest currencies in the world and one of the most traded in Europe.

Symbol: Fr. | SFr.
Code: CHF
1 Swiss Franc = 100 Rappen (German)/centime (French)/centesimo (Italian)/ rap (Romansh)
1 Swiss Franc = 3.78 United Arab Dirham AED (As of 22 April 2020)
Euro to Swiss franc
1 Euro = 1.05 CHF

Switzerland Currency into INR
1 CHF = 78.62 INR
Switzerland Currency to PKR (as of April 2020)
Swiss Franc to US Dollar (as of April 2020): 1.02 USD
Swiss Currency to Naira (as of April 2020): 399.34 Nigerian Naira
Swiss franc banknotes are found in the denomination of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 1000
Swiss franc bank coins are found in the denomination of 20 centimes, 10 centimes, 5 centimes, 1, 2 and 5

Note:
Apart from Swiss franc, Euros and US dollars are widely accepted in the country.

Present-day Switzerland has been in existence for about two centuries now. However, the earliest traces of mankind in the region date back to thousands of years before the Common Era. As per archaeological excavations, Switzerland is believed to have been home to human settlements for more than 5000 years now. That is why the country is a significant spot for history lovers and archaeology enthusiasts.

It was in the Iron Age when the local culture in and around the region formed and gave ways to development and evolution. This was the time when several tribes inhabited the Swiss plateau. However, in the year 58 BCE, the army of Julius Caesar defeated the most important tribal groups and conquered the nation. Later, the Roman Empire flourished in most of parts of Switzerland for centuries.

In the late 18th century, the French government during the revolution era invaded the country and imposed a central rule. This resulted in the formation of the Helvetic Republic. However, when in the subsequent years, the Swiss refused to fight with the French army after the Russians and Austrians invaded the country, a treaty was signed to re-establish the independence of Switzerland.

In the early 19th century, the country became a federal state and since then, it has never participated in any war. It remained neutral during the World Wars too. Today, Switzerland is one of the most frequented and loved nations on the planet. From the famous Swiss Alps to beautiful hilltop villages, everything is savored with great interest.

Millions of travelers have Switzerland on their bucket lists. Plan a visit and explore its age-old era, natural charm, and romantic destinations.

Spread over an area of about 41,293 sq. km, the Switzerland geography boasts of great diversity and extends to the Alps. The country features a variety of landscapes including plateaus, grasslands, hills, mountains, lakes, forests, and more. It has wonderful topography and hence, the country remains one of the most explored natural places in Europe.

With more than 7000 lakes and other streams, Switzerland has about 4.2% of the total area as the water region. The remaining 95.8 % make up the land area that includes mountainous and valley regions. The major rivers flowing through the country are Rhine, Ticino, Rhone, and Inn. Lake Geneva, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Constance are the largest freshwater bodies in the country.

Marked by gorgeous expanse resembling heaven, Switzerland hosts wonders at every step in the form of lush greenery, soothing watercourses, countryside settlements, and beautiful landmarks. As the country is completely landlocked, it does not have any coastline. The nearest coast from the country lies in the region of Genoa in Italy. As Switzerland is set wonderfully at an average elevation of about 2000 meters in and around the Alps, it has numerous sky-touching mountains.

More than 45 of the total mountains in the country stand at a height of about 4000 meters. Well, that makes it an extraordinary spot for hikers, trekkers, and campers. The lowest point in the country is Lake Maggiore at 193 meters and the highest point lies in Dufourspitze at 4634 meters. Italy, Germany, France, and Austria are the neighboring countries that touch the borders of Switzerland.

Art and Music
The art scene in Switzerland is quite interesting. In the country, people have taken a keen interest in paintings, embroidery, and other artworks for a long period of time. Once you set out in the open and explore the art galleries and museums of the country, you would come across a wide set of wild masterpieces. The nation has been home to a few popular artists including Arnold Bocklin and Ferdinand Hodler. They all have contributed to the promotion of the Swiss art on the global platform.

The history of music in Switzerland is relatively old as the country records folk music several centuries ago. No wonder people in the country show great interest in local as well as international music. Today, hundreds of music festivals are organized every year in Switzerland. Montreux Jazz Festival and Paleo Festival are the two most popular events in this category. The major Swiss traditional musical instruments include alphorn, fife, castanets, bagpipe, hammered dulcimer, and hurdy-gurdy.

Food and Drink
The Swiss are known for their uniquely prepared multiple varieties of cheese and chocolate across the planet. With influences from several neighboring countries, Swiss food uses meat as well as vegetables as major ingredients. However, the authentic dishes of the country are largely based on potatoes, and cheese for the country has remained an abode of farmers for centuries. Relishing Swiss cuisine is undoubtedly one of the top things to do in Switzerland, one without which your Swiss tour is incomplete.

Today, Switzerland food is a mix of various cultures and traditions. Hence, you would find people relishing Italian delicacies as well as Middle Eastern dishes here. Drinking is also an important part of Switzerland day to day life. Beer, wine, and coffee are the most consumed beverages in the country.

Must-try Delicacies
Fondue, Rosti, Raclette, Tartiflette, Nusstorte, Basler Leckerli, Roasted Flour Soup and Polenta and Braised Beef

Must-try Drinks
Swizz Beer, Swiss wine, Rivella, Hypokras, Flammli, and Gluhmost

Hospitality

Serving people happiness is embedded deep into the lifestyle and culture of Switzerland. Hence, you would find happy faces everywhere in the country. People would greet you with large smiles and would cater to your needs whenever possible. They treat you like their guests and that's the reason tourists love visiting Switzerland again and again. It is one of the most peaceful nations in the world.

Visit the world-famous Matterhorn Mountain in person and get astonished by its splendor.

Frame the heavenly setting of the Swiss Alps and make your vacation an experience to cherish forever.

Go on an adventurous journey in the mountains of Switzerland and try your hand at skiing, mountaineering, and more at some of the top Switzerland points of interest.

Explore the wonderful castles of Zurich, Bern, and Basel, the most popular Swiss attractions and learn in detail about the history of the country.

Stay at a luxurious resort and spend your days romancing with your partner.

Walk through the art galleries of the country's museums and admire wonderful masterpieces.

Sit for hours under soothing waterfalls or by dazzling lakes and listen to the melodious sound of nature.

Shop for the best of souvenirs in the world. Fill your bags with Swiss chocolates, watches, books, and a lot more.

Loiter around high in the hills and above the clouds while overlooking lush green valleys for a spectacular experience.

Attend a few cultural and music festivals and get educated about the local lifestyle and traditions of Switzerland.

Switzerland Climate | Swiss Weather
Most of the parts in Switzerland experience a temperate climate and hence, the country gets moderate rainfall, mild to warm summers, and cool to cold winters. However, climatic conditions vary from place to place. For instance, during the summer season, the core settlements of the country experiences hot days, while the hilly sparsely populated regions record comfortable and cool weather. Due to this great Switzerland weather, the country is a year-round destination for tourists from all over the world and is frequented throughout the year. The summer season is characterized by warm afternoons and cool nights. It starts in May and ends in the month of September. This is the time when the rainfall is moderate and the days are long and hence, most of the places in the country including hilltops and mountains are easily accessible.

During the winter season which starts from December and lasts until March, most of the country experiences cold days. This is also the time when snowstorms occur and hence, tourists refrain from visiting the country during this period. The average temperature lies between the range of -2 ℃ and 28 ℃ in a year.

March to April and September to October
If you are looking forward to the best month to visit Switzerland to enjoy its beauty when at the summit, then the period from March to April and September to October is the best time to visit it. For being the peak season, this is also the time when you would encounter the tourist crowd.

Every city and town gets flooded with tourists. However, you can always go to less-explored regions if you desire to explore Switzerland peacefully. During this period, a lot of resorts, hotels, and restaurants provide exciting deals.

Zurich Weather (Average temperature) = 9℃
Geneva Weather (Average temperature) = 10.3℃
Lucerne Weather (Average temperature) = 9.2℃
Interlaken Weather (Average temperature) = 8.8℃
Zermatt Weather (Average temperature) = 4℃
Grindelwald Weather (Average temperature) = 6.7℃

Visit Switzerland with Family/Kids

Visit infotainment complexes and let your kids learn things as they play

Plan a picnic by Lake Geneva and have a wonderful family time

Visit Zurich Zoo, Swiss National Park and witness colorful species of animals and plants

Spend a day lazing in the lush green parks of cities away from its noisy environment

Feel spiritual and imbibe calmness at churches and other religious complexes

Visit Switzerland as a Couple

Catch the unbelievable sight of the Matterhorn and the Alps on a starry night

Stay on a hilltop or amid valley at a luxurious resort and spend hours romancing each other

Go for a dinner and relish some of the tastiest authentic Swiss cuisine

Go for an off-beat Switzerland sightseeing tour to the Swiss villages far away from the hustle and bustle of cities

Live a dream for a while listening to the legends of age-old castles

Go for cheese and wine tasting tours

Enjoy a picnic basket in the valley of Switzerland

Visit Switzerland with Friends

Go skiing in the mountains of Switzerland and have a thrilling experience

Explore the history of the country at its monuments and other ancient sites

Look for the indigenous art at museums and art galleries and admire great works

Sail through the rivers of Switzerland and witness the country's beauty from a different angle

Indulge in relishing Swiss wine and beer as you explore its nightlife at bars and pubs

Go for cable car rides through the Alpine regions

Things to Buy

Swiss Chocolate

Swiss Army Knife

Cheese Fondue

Cuckoo Clocks

Cow Bells

Swiss Watches

Heidi Books

Raclette Maker

Leather Shoes

Wooden Toys

Matterhorn
The crown of Switzerland, Matterhorn is one of the most popular mountains in the Alps, and hence, it should be on the top of your bucket list. With an elevation of about 4478 meters, it stands tall and strong while whispering the natural splendor of the country. The place is photogenic and attracts millions of photographers every year. Visit this gigantic beauty and find yourself lost in its gorgeous surroundings. Matterhorn is one of the major Switzerland tourist spots.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Chateau de Chillon (Chillon Castle)
Have you ever fantasized about living in a dreamland castle that stands tall amid a paradisal land? If yes, then Chillon Castle should be your calling while in Switzerland. The prepossessing beauty is built on the shimmering Lake Geneva and is one of the dreamiest places to see in Switzerland with a history of several centuries. The way it is structured is surely commendable. So, come here and savor this mix of history and architecture amid untroubled environments.
Price:
$14 for adults
$7.20 for Children
Timings:
10:00 am to 04:00 pm (November to February)
09:00 am to 06:00 pm (April to September)
09:30 am to 05:00 pm (October and March)

Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva makes for an idyllic destination to spend a relaxing and peaceful time with your family or friends. Being one of the largest lakes in Europe, it is frequented by thousands of tourists every year. People come here to enjoy natural surroundings, laze by waters, and to have a great picnicking time. The place is also an amazing site to capture wonderful views of the sunrise and the sunset.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Swiss National Park
Located in the proximity of the beautiful village of Zernez, Swiss National Park hosts an amazing diversity of flora and fauna. Come here and witness some of the most beautiful species of plants and animals. It is spread over an area of about 172 sq. km and hence, it also holds within streams, forests, and hills. So, how about making your Swiss vacation a fulfilling trip? Do not forget to bring your camera and capture some wild shots.
Price:
$5.2 for adults
$3 for children
Timings:
09:00 am to 05:00 pm
(Closed on Sundays)

Einsteinhaus
If you have ever been a student of science or have a strong affinity towards history, then you must not miss visiting Einsteinhaus. Located in Bern, it is one of the most popular places in Bern, Switzerland. It is the place where the great physicist, Albert Einstein, wrote the papers related to the Theory of Relativity. Plan a visit and catch a glimpse of the genius' lifestyle.
Price: $6.2 per person
Timings: 10:00 am to 05:00 pm

Swiss National Museum
Clap your eyes on age-old artifacts and step into different eras at the same place. Swiss National Museum has a wonderful collection of ancient relics and boasts of wonderful architecture. Hence, it is visited by history lovers as well as architecture enthusiasts. Scrutinize arrowhead from the Neolithic period or witness the centuries-old bronze statue of God Mercure. Other notable items include paintings, wooden sculptures, carved altars and more.
Price: $10 per person
Timings: 10:00 am to 05:00 pm

Abbey of Saint Gall
A beautiful religious complex in the Swiss town of Saint Gallen, the Abbey of Saint Gall houses incredible structures. It has a huge library with a collection of books in thousands. Come here and learn about the medieval times and how the country evolved over a period. However, the major attraction in the complex is the Abbey Cathedral which was built in the 8th century. It grabs the attention of every visitor with its splendidly built facade and wonderfully designed interior.
Price: $10.5 on average including access to all the library halls
Timings: 09:00 am to 06:00

Old City of Berne
If exploring history and culture is your aim while in Switzerland, then there cannot be a better place than the Old City of Berne to start your journey. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best places to visit in Switzerland. Standing bold and strong since the Medieval Era, the ancient city center has a series of old buildings that take you back in time. Streets let you time travel and churches help you understand the lifestyle. From the Stone Bridge to the clock tower of Zytglogge, everything is gorgeous.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Major Cities to Explore In Switzerland
Zurich
The largest city of Switzerland and one of the top Switzerland cities to visit, Zurich holds a special place in the hearts of travelers for the city engulfs a wide variety to witness, notice, and explore. It serves as a starting point for most tourists visiting the country. Gaze upon its spectacular landmarks and make the most of your trip. The major places to visit in Zurich are Grossmunster, Swiss National Museum, Uetliberg, Lake Zurich, Lindenhof Hill, Chinese Garden, Fraumunster Church and more.

Bern
The de-facto capital of Switzerland, Bern is another city that is all set to add stars to your vacation. The city is filled with dozens of wonders that would keep you intrigued and interested. From iconic streets to historical marvels, there is a lot one can admire here. The best places in Bern one must visit include Zytglogge, Bern Cathedral, Old City, Gurten, Einstein Museum, Aare, Oeschinen Lake, and Museum of Fine Arts.

Geneva
Straddling on the dazzling waters of Lake Geneva, Geneva is a beautiful city that would hypnotize you with its ravishing beauties. Watch history and architecture come together and form a wondrous setting while meeting nature. The most significant places in the city are the Geneva Water Fountain, St Pierre Cathedral, Reformation Wall, United Nations Office, Place du Bourg-de-Four and International Museum of the Red Cross. Exploring these is one of the best things to do in Geneva.

Lucerne
The kinds of tourist spots the city of Lucerne in Switzerland harbors are unmatchable. Spend a day exploring the old-world charm or simply look and admire the heavenly sights of the Alps. The city hosts a peaceful environment and hence, it is a prominent part of Switzerland tourism. The best places to visit in Lucerne include Chapel Bridge, Lion Monument, Museggmauer, Glacier Garden, Lake Lucerne, Mount Pilatus, and more.

Basel
One of the most populous and important cities in Switzerland, Basel is settled on the shores of the beautiful river Rhine. Hence, the place offers quite a deal of stillness. You can indulge in exploring gothic cathedrals or appreciate great works at museums. The major places to visit in Basel are Basel Minster, Basel Paper Mill, Gate of Spalen, Museum of Culture and Fine Arts Museum

Other Best Places To Visit In Switzerland

Jungfraujoch

Interlaken

Saint Moritz

The Rhine Falls

Oberhofen Castle

Swiss Grand Canyon

Fraumunster Church

Lake Zurich

Swiss National Day
One of the major holidays in the country, Swiss National Day is observed across the nation. It celebrates the anniversary of the Federal Charter, i.e. the day when the first constitutional documents of the country were framed. On this day, people indulge in participating in various events and prepare traditional food. Fireworks and stage celebrations occur at places like Rhine Waterfalls and Rutli.
Place: Across country
Time: 1 August

International Balloon Festival
Watch hot air balloons beautify the charm of the blue sky and capture Switzerland in its full glory. International Balloon Festival is celebrated every year and is attended by dozens of balloon pilots from all over the world. If you want to frame the gorgeous hues of Switzerland and add a bit of thrill to your trip, then do not forget to attend this wonderful festival.
Place: Place du Village
Time: January/February

Paleo Festival
If music is all you long for while on your trip to Switzerland, then Paleo Festival is all there is to cater to your needs. It is one of the biggest music festivals in the country as it lasts for about six days. Revel in undying concerts and groove to electrifying beats. Listen to your favorite tunes and enjoy the best of your parties in the country. Paleo Festival is all about music, dance, and lights.
Place: Nyon
Time: July

Basler Fasnacht
Another celebration that would greatly astonish you is the local Basler Fasnacht. Get an insight into the unknown customs of Switzerland and learn about the traditional beauty of the country. This is the day when people wear masks and roam around the city happily while dancing to local music. For a day, streets ooze happiness from every corner. Be a part of the festival and have a great time witnessing the local lifestyle and culture.
Place: Basel
Time: March

Festichoc
Swiss chocolates are popular all over the world. So, it is impossible for the country to not have any festival dedicated to the sweet heaven. Attend the celebration and find yourself lost in a world of chocolates. Watch structures and fountains of chocolates and savor exotic flavors. The festival must not be ignored by anyone, especially by chocoholics or people with a sweet tooth.
Place: Versoix
Time: March

Other festivals celebrated in Switzerland

Montreux Jazz Festival

Geneva Motor Show

Gauklerfest

Fete de L'Escalade

To visit Switzerland or any other country of the European Union, you need to obtain a valid visa unless you belong to a visa-exempt country. As per the visa policy of the Schengen Area, the following countries have the complete freedom of movement to/from Switzerland.
European Union Citizens

Iceland

Norway

Liechtenstein

United Kingdom

Citizens of countries from the EU single market

Below given is the list of all the countries that also do not need to apply for a Swiss tourist visa to enter the boundaries of Switzerland. However, with this, they can only stay for a maximum period of 90 days.

Albania, Andorra,
Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominica, El
Salvador, Georgia, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan,
Kiribati, Macau, Malaysia, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia,
Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nicaragua, North Macedonia, Palau,
Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and
the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon
Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Timor Leste, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu,
Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Vatican City,
Venezuela and British Nationals without "Freedom of Movement"

Click below to know
more about the tourist visa for Switzerland
(https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/switzerland-visa/)

Note

Above visa-exempt policies apply to all EU nationals except Ireland.

Ireland has its own rules and regulations and completely operates as per its own visa policy

Buses
Buses are available at all the major tourist spots in the Swiss confederation. They are the cheapest means of public transportation in the country. Hence, they are preferred by a large group of travelers. As buses provide comfortable rides too, they make for a perfect option. All the major cities and towns of Switzerland are well connected to each other by buses.

Taxis/Cabs
If you desire to move at your own pace and do not want to compromise on comfort at all, then taxis would be perfect for you. They are almost everywhere across cities and towns in the country. You can find them at all the major tourist spots. Make sure you finalize the price before getting into the cab unless you want to get into unnecessary arguments later.

Trains
All the major cities and towns of Switzerland are well connected to each other by rail. Hence, trains are the fastest and one of the most used public means of transport in the country. As the train is also a cheaper option for getting around, it is preferred by many tourists for traveling from one place to another.

Ships/Ferries
Being a landlocked country, Switzerland does not have any coastal regions to explore on boats or ferries or ships. However, the country is home to numerous rivers that are used extensively for tourism purposes. If you would not mind exploring the beauty of Switzerland from a different angle, then you must consider getting into boats or ferries or ships.

Via Air Route
The fastest way to reach Switzerland is by taking a flight. Zurich, Geneva, and Basel have the busiest airports in the country and hence, are well connected to the other parts of the world. Flights from places like India, Dubai, China, etc., are available frequently. Upon reaching the airport, you can use the public transport services to reach your destination in the country.

Via Road Route
If you are traveling to Switzerland from the neighboring countries of France and Germany, then you can use international buses and other road transport to reach it. Cities like Zurich and Bern and other major urban agglomerations have several bus stations.

Via Rail Route
Train journeys become memorable when you are traveling to Switzerland. Or if you are looking forward to cutting down on your budget, the rail route is the best option for you. However, you can reach Switzerland via this route only if you are taking a train from neighboring countries like France and Germany. There are several international trains that run between Switzerland and other nearby places on a regular basis.

Via Water Route
For being a landlocked country, Switzerland does not have any water routes.

Italy
The land of pizza, pasta, opera, and wine, Italy is a wonderful place that cannot be missed by any traveler. The country has innumerable beauties that would keep you glued to its expanse. It has been one of the most sought-after travel destinations in the world. Gaze at the grand Colosseum or capture the grandeur of the Santa Maria Cathedral. Sail through the soothing waters of Venice or laze by the shores of the country's isolated islands.

Germany
Another country that borders the beauty of Switzerland, Germany makes for an amazing weekend excursion for the nation holds significant spots to be explored. The country has historic aisles architectural wonders and of course, natural charm to look forward to. Be surprised by the fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle or look for details of the Cologne Cathedral. The country is also rich in art and culture.

Austria
A landlocked nation bordering the Swiss Confederation, Austria is an amazing getaway as it has several unmissable sites for tourists of all age groups. Nurturing heaven in its colorful basket, Austria has palaces, castles, cathedrals, lakes, museums, hills, and a lot more to boast of. Indulge in outdoor activities and have a thrilling experience here.

France
The country houses the symbol of love, Eiffel Tower, and the city of romance, Paris. France must be your priority if you are looking forward to exploring a place in the proximity of Switzerland. Apart from romancing with your partner, you can relish uncountable sights and activities. Behold the grandiosity of iconic churches or search history and culture at museums. Explore coastal regions and savor the calmness of its beautiful shores.

Switzerland is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and is quite famous amongst couples.

Despite being very small, Switzerland has more than 7000 lakes within its boundaries.

Switzerland is one of the few places in the country with an abundant love for cheese. About 450 varieties of cheese are available in the country

Though Switzerland is mainly dominated by Swiss people, 25% of its total population makes up a foreign crowd.

There are four national languages in Switzerland, namely German, French, Italian, and Romansh.

Despite having a high rate of gun ownership, Switzerland is one of the few countries in the world with the lowest rate of crimes.

Zurich and Geneva, two of the most livable cities in the world, are in Switzerland. They are known for their high quality of life and for providing all the modern amenities.

Switzerland is a producer of Nobel Prize winners. The country has been home to more than 110 Nobel laureates to date.

Though Switzerland is widely popular for its wonderful Alps, only 15% of them are located within the country.

Switzerland is known as a peaceful country across the world. It has not been a part of any war for several centuries now.

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