Swiss Paris Delight

Destination Overview
Welcome to the City Of Lights – Paris, which is celebrated for its beautiful city plan, its architecture, museums, bridges, cathedrals, parks, shopping, flea markets, sidewalk cafés, wide and luxurious boulevards, elegant cuisine, and numerous monuments.
The most visited tourist destination in the world, with over 45 million visitors annually, it is very easy to arrive in Paris with huge expectations: of grand vistas, of budding writers in every cafe, of romance on the Seine and rude waiters.
Few attractions of Paris are like: La Tour Eiffel, Notre Dame, Le Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Centre Pompidou, Musee d’Orsay, Basilique du Sacre Coeur, La Seine, Catacombes de Paris, Hotel Invalides and more.

Interlaken is one of the oldest, best known, and most popular summer holiday resorts in Switzerland. Interlaken is a fantastic base for seeing the best of central Switzerland’s magnificent scenery while enjoying the comforts of a chic lakeside resort. The vacation destination and convention location of international importance, it is an ideal starting point for countless excursions and serves as a good base to discover the neighbouring valleys, mountains and lakes.
Eight Top Tourist Attractions in Interlaken are: Höheweg, Harder, Schynige Platte, Unterseen, Lake Thun, Lake Brienz, Touristik-Museum, Interlaken Monastery and Castle.


Lucerne – A City of Indescribable Beauty
Lucerne is, inarguably, Switzerland’s most stunning city. The gateway to central Switzerland, sited on Lake Lucerne, is embedded within an impressive mountainous panorama. Thanks to its attractions, its souvenir and watch shops, the beautiful lakeside setting and the nearby Excursion Mountains.

Top 5 Sights to See in Lucerne, Switzerland:
1. Lake Lucerne is the lake William Tell is said to have escaped from, and you can take a ferry ride on the lake for some amazing scenery views.
2. Chapel Bridge is the most famous and oldest surviving medieval wooden road-covered bridge in Europe.
3. Lion Monument is a sculpture of a slain and tearful lion built in memory of the Swiss mercenaries that perished during the French Revolution.
4. Jesuit Church is a great example of a baroque style of church. You will see a lot of these throughout Europe, and the style is usually depicted by a lot of cherubs and flower carvings in the foundations.
5. Mont Pilatus is located 9 miles south of Lucerne. Its name is derived from medieval times when the city fathers of Lucerne banned the travel up the mountain because they thought that its slopes were haunted by the ghost of Pontius Pilate. Even for many years after the ban was lifted few people were brave enough to climb the mountain. Today the climb is one of the most popular climbing expeditions in Switzerland. The best way to get up there is to catch the Cog Rail. It operates to the top from Alpnachstad, and it is the steepest cogwheel railway in the world, which runs at a 48% gradient – coolest train ride ever! The view from the top is from 7000 feet above sea level.