Beneath the Veil of Jungfraujoch

Jungfraujoch, the Top of Europe, connects two major mountains of the Bernese Alps, the Jungfrau and the Mönch. Not only does the 1912 train offer you a visual feast of nature, but it also helps you adapt to altitude sickness, above 3,454m sea level in the 2 hour journey.

The Alpine Sensation is a time traveling tour. Bring you back to the history of the Jungfrau Railway and pay tribute to the tunnel workers. Visit the Ice Palace. The labyrinth has to be cooled to -3°C. The crystal-like sculptures transform the grottos into shimmering art.

Sphinx terrace guarantees an unforgettable panoramic view of the Alps. To discover ice and snow, nothing is better than enjoying the toboggan. Grab your passport. Visitors can buy the Swiss Half Fare Card from Interlaken to the world heritage site at an attractive price.

Located between Thunersee and Brienzersee, the city of Interlaken, literally between lakes in Latin. A boat trip is ideal for this fairytale-like spectacle. Turquoise tone. Splendid house. Burn off the stress in a natural way. The rare alpine ibex can be found in the Alpenwildpark.

Note that besides this famous landscape, Switzerland has much more to be discovered.

This Central Europe country serves as a neutral intermediary and hosts international treaty conferences. Interestingly, the UN office was built in Geneva long before it joined the UN. The Broken Chair depicted the detrimental effect of landmines, urging for world peace.

Bern, which means bear in Germany, is the capital. Passing through the Church of the Holy Spirit, Parliament Building and Zytglogge, you will reach the Rosengarten and the iconic Bear Pit. Spectacle varies from two bridges, yet a breathtaking one is always guaranteed.

Kapellbrücke is an icon of Lucerne. It is the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe, yet destroyed in a fire. Wasserturm is standing in centre, which used to be a torture chamber. Don’t miss the Lion Monument, which Mark Twain described as the most mournful stone.

Banking and finance are the key industries. No wonder Zürich is the wealthiest city in Europe. With over 150 galleries and museums, culture lovers will find the vibrance. While you may be too busy buying watches, I prefer cheese fondue, next to the Geneva Water Fountain.