Strolling through Switzerland, every frame is like a movie scene~

1. Must-Visit Swiss Towns 1. Interlaken Highlights: Nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, a paradise for outdoor activities and the gateway to the Jungfrau region. Must-Do: Adventure sports: Paragliding, bungee jumping, rafting. Hiking trails: Harder Kulm viewpoint, Jungfrau Railway. Nearby: Lauterbrunnen (waterfall village), Grindelwald. Best season: Summer for hiking, winter for skiing. 2. Grindelwald Highlights: A high-altitude village at the foot of the Eiger, featuring fairytale wooden houses and terraced vineyards. Must-Do: Viewpoints: Kleine Scheidegg overlooking the Eiger. Hiking trails: Schynige Platte Alpine Garden. Winter: Glacier skiing at First. Tip: Visit early morning to avoid crowds and capture the village in morning mist. 3. Lucerne Highlights: A medieval old town with the Lion Monument and stunning views of Lake Lucerne. Must-Do: Kapellbrücke: The world’s oldest wooden bridge. Lion Monument: A tribute to Swiss mercenaries who died in the French Revolution. Mount Rigi: Take a cogwheel train to the summit for panoramic lake views. Nearby: Mount Pilatus. 4. Montreux Highlights: A cultural lakeside town on Lake Geneva, birthplace of the Jazz Festival. Must-Do: Chillon Castle: A medieval fortress on an island. GoldenPass Line: Scenic steam train through mountains and lakes. Summer: Montreux Jazz Festival. Tip: Stroll or bike along the lake for a romantic vibe. 5. Gosau Highlights: A hidden village by Lake Hallstatt, known for salt mines and alpine pastures. Must-Do: Salt mine adventure: Ride the underground mine train. Hiking trails: Salzbergweg. Photography: Capture colorful wooden houses and lake reflections at dawn. Season: Ideal in spring, summer, and autumn; serene in winter. 6. Zermatt Highlights: A car-free alpine village at the foot of the Matterhorn. Must-Do: Gornergrat viewpoint: Panorama of the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa. Matterhorn Glacier Paradise: Europe’s highest cable car station. Hiking trails: Gornergrat to Riffelsee. Tip: Rent an e-bike or walk (no cars allowed). 2. Practical Travel Tips 1. Transportation Swiss Travel Pass: Covers trains, buses, and boats; some mountain railways require extra tickets. PostBus: Connects mountain towns (included in the pass). Hiking network: Switzerland has 60,000 km of marked trails (some require small fees). 2. Best Seasons Summer (Jun–Aug): Hiking, biking, festivals (crowded). Autumn (Sep–Oct): Wine harvest, festivals in Lucerne/Montreux. Winter (Dec–Feb): Skiing in Zermatt/St. Moritz; snowy villages. Spring (Apr–May): Fewer tourists, alpine flowers. 3. Unique Experiences Food: Cheese fondue, Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, apple strudel. Hot springs: Leukerbad, Rapperswil. Festivals: Basel Carnival (Feb), St. Moritz sled races (Jan). 3. Accommodation & Budget Luxury: Hotel Alpina (Matterhorn views), Hotel Schweizerhof (Lucerne landmark). Budget: Backpackers Villa Sonnenhof (Interlaken), Haus Alpenblick (Grindelwald). Unique stays: Lakeview cabins in Hallstatt, salt-mine-themed hotels in Gosau. 4. Essentials Language: German/French/Italian/Romansh; English widely spoken. Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF); some accept Euros (change at 1:1.1–1.2). Voltage: 230V, Type J plug (adapter needed). Tipping: Service included; extra 10% optional.