- Michele Bachmann

It's tough to find a place not to like in Switzerland.

 
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Zurich
Zurich

Whilst eating, i happened to stumble on the fact that the Cabaret Voltaire was 2 minutes walk away, the home of Dadaism, and should be open and serving including Absinthe.

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Fribourg
Fribourg

We could tell just from walking to the hotel that Fribourg was even more hilly than Lausanne had been and we’d be getting a lot of cardio on our explorations.

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Lausanne
Lausanne

We attempted to take the more scenic route, despite the torrential rain, but the sat nav seemed to bring us along with a more indirect course, away from the water's edge that we had intended to follow around the coast.

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Geneva
Geneva

A two week driving tour of the Alps, touring different cities, towns and villages. The trip started in Nice and ended in Munich.Our original plan was do do a sunset cruise on the lake.

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Meyrin
Meyrin

The bottom end of Switzerland is very narrow, and it was only fifteen minutes from the south border with Italy to the northernmost border with France and the small village of Meyrin, CERN’s location.

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Switzerland is a country known for its breathtaking mountain landscapes, picturesque villages, and world-class skiing. Visitors can explore the cosmopolitan city of Zurich or the medieval town of Lucerne, with its iconic Chapel Bridge and water tower. In the winter months, Switzerland offers some of the best skiing in the world, with renowned resorts such as Zermatt, Verbier, and St. Moritz. In the summer, visitors can enjoy hiking and biking in the Swiss Alps, with trails that range from easy to challenging. Switzerland is also home to stunning lakes such as Lake Geneva and Lake Lucerne, which offer a variety of water sports and leisure activities.