Federal Palace of Switzerland

I don't believe it. As a result, I visited three cities a day (Zurich, Fig. 1-2; Lucerne, Fig. 3-6; Bern, Fig. 7-8). I took a two-hour boat ride on Lake Lucerne and arrived at the fourth one (Zermatt, the most festive city, Fig. 9).

The Swiss Federal Parliament Building is one of the political activity centers in Switzerland. It was designed by architect Hans William Orr. Its circular roof is very striking and shines in the sunshine. On the front of the building is a statue of human head, cow head and sheep head. It is said that under the square is the Treasury of the major banks.

The Federal Building is a government building in Switzerland. It was built during the Renaissance and had a huge area. Behind the observation deck, you can also see the scenery of the back city of Bern.

The Federal Building, the Federal Government and the Federal Parliament are located in the building. This is a group of large palace-style buildings built of granite. Built from 1852 to 1857, it is a Renaissance style. Its unique copper-green roof contrasts sharply with the tone of the whole city. Switzerland used to have no fixed capital for a long time. On November 28, 1848, Bern was designated as the capital of the Swiss Confederation and became the seat of the federal government and the national political and diplomatic center.

Bern is the capital of Switzerland. Of course, the Federal Parliament Building is right here. The building is still very grand. One detail is whether there is a gate or a place like a children's paradise in the main entrance. On the square, it must be impossible to put it in China, which is equivalent to putting an amusement park at the gate of the Great Hall of the People. Democracy in Switzerland can be seen.

The architecture is magnificent and can not be missed. It has Renaissance style. There aren't many people here, unless they catch up with the activity, there's a fountain nearby, the Swiss Bank, the former Einstein residence behind, Zan.

The Federal Capitol has tall beams and green domes. We didn't enter. We stopped and rested in the square in front of the building. The square in front of the building is a place for local people to gather and relax. In summer, there are beautiful fountains and wonderful lighting performances. It is said that winter will turn into a huge skating rink. There will also be a variety of activities, as well as the classic Berne market (onion market) and Christmas market.

The Federal Parliament Building in Bern is the highest government administration in Switzerland. The broad green dome makes it look very solemn. It is a Gothic building with a large fountain square in front of the building. It is a good place for tourists to rest and cool down.

Built in 1848, the federal parliament is the seat of the Swiss government, stands in the Murray river. Regular visitors can register a tour group to visit the houses of parliament, a thorough understanding of the federal capital of hundred years history. The dome of the Capitol building has a tall beams and green appearance, reveal the style of the Italian Renaissance. Beautifully decorated inside, has the statue of the founding fathers, Switzerland, and a light chandeliers, consisting of 214 bulbs against the stained glass dome, very brilliant. The square in front of the building is the place that the local party and leisure activities, summer can appreciate the beautiful fountains and spectacular light show, and will become a great skating rink in winter. In addition, there are also rich and colorful activities and classic Bern (onion market) and Christmas market, etc

The Federal Parliament Building, located in Bern, is the office of the Swiss Parliament. The main part of the building is made of granite. There is a big dome on the top. There is a square in front of the building. There is a beautiful fountain in the square. The lights will show up at night.