Switzerland, located in Central Europe, is a country of countless lakes, villages and high Alps. In many cities preserved medieval regions. Among the popular attractions of this era are the Clock Tower in Bern and the chapel wooden bridge in Lucerne. The country is famous for its ski resorts and hiking routes. Banking and financial institutions play a leading role in the country's economy, and Swiss watches and chocolate are known all over the world.
Canton Valais
Valais (in German Wallis) is a canton in southern Switzerland. Here is the Matterhorn mountain peak, shaped like a pyramid, as well as the prestigious alpine ski resorts and vineyards in the valley of the Rhone. At the foot of the mountain there is a spa town Zermatt with numerous ski slopes and walking trails. Earlier here there were trade routes, cargo was transported by mules. Here you can make a trip along the scenic route on the Glacier Express. In the eastern part of the Vale is a huge glacier Aletsch.
Canton Vaud
The French - speaking canton in western Switzerland. Population 734 356 people, or 3rd place among the cantons. The administrative center is the city of Lausanne. About half the population of the canton lives in the Lausanne agglomeration. Located in the heart of Europe, the region is served by Geneva international airport, which is only a 40-minutes train ride away from Lausanne. Lakes, cities, Alps, Jura, vineyards, countryside – the diversity of Switzerland packed into limited territory.
Canton Lucerne
Lucerne is a German-speaking canton in the center of Switzerland. The administrative center is the city of Lucerne. The population is 386,082 people. On the shores of Lake Lucerne, amid impressive mountain scenery, lies the Canton of Lucerne - an increasingly desirable place for people to live, spend their holidays, and operate their businesses. The Canton, which lies at the meeting point of the Alps and the Swiss plateau between mountains, lakes and rivers, successfully blends tradition with modernity.
Canton Schwyz
Schwyz is a German-speaking canton in central Switzerland. The administrative center is the city of Schwyz. The population is 149 830 people. Schwyz and the area surrounding it, is famous for its cherry blossom and numerous cherry specialities. And Schwyz is also where the famous Swiss army penknives come from. Switzerland owes its name and coat of arms to the town of Schwyz located between Lake Lucerne and the small Lake Lauerz.
