From Geneva, take the train all the way to Montreux, and pass a small town called "Vove" halfway through, because when I did the strategy, I saw the big fork here, so I have to come here anyway to check in. Vove belongs to a small town in western Switzerland, between Lausanne and Montreux, surrounded by vast vineyards, and the medieval period began to flourish as a wine hub. The world-famous Nestle headquarters is here, and the company's iconic big fork stands on the shores of Lake Geneva in Waverley. So after getting off the train station at Waverley, navigate through Google Maps and go straight to the big fork. The town is small, so it takes about ten minutes to walk. It is a quiet town, with a little local walk on the trail by the lake, or sitting in a chair and chatting about life, basking in the sun, feeling completely different from the high-tempo life in Switzerland. Maybe this is a cold spot, almost no Chinese here, but in order to hurry to Montreux to see the castle, hurried to the big fork next to take a few punch-in photos. Next to the big fork is the statue of Chaplin, the comedy master Chaplin lived here for 25 years and died here, so it is no mistake to set up a statue here as a memory, so I inevitably took a photo of Zhang and punched in the card, after all, it came. Once again, take the train to Montreux to see the Siyong Castle, built on a protruding rock by Lake Geneva, a bit like a peninsula. The most famous of these places is Byron's poem "The Prisoner of Siyong", which made the castle a business card for Montreux by famous poets and poems. However, there is a charge for visiting the castle. Due to time constraints, and we are not very interested in the introduction of various historical chapters in the castle, so we took a few standard tourist photos by the lake. After this tour, we left happily. After all, I have to continue to rush to Interlaken. Generally speaking, the castle of Siyong is worth seeing, but it is not worth looking in depth. The best place in Switzerland, I personally think it is Interlaken, so you can see the footprints I left in Interlaken.