One of the first things that comes to our minds when thinking about Switzerland is the breathtaking beauty of nature, which brings us to a world of greenery, valleys and quiet mountains among the charming towns. This scene is true to a large extent, as Switzerland is a paradise for lovers of discovering nature in summer and skiing enthusiasts in winter, making it the focus of attention of tourists in all seasons. Today, together, we will meet small picturesque towns that are hidden gardens hidden in Switzerland, for your dream vacation.
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Zermatt
There is no doubt that you heard about the resort town of winter, which is one of the most famous in the world in the field of skiing, but discovered the town itself, as never before. Zermatt is a tourist town in the south of the country, on the border with Italy, but its inhabitants speak German! Zermatt is located in the Alps, near the famous Matterhorn mountain, whose photos appear on the packaging of the most famous chocolate brands. In addition to winter, of course, Zermatt is witnessing a tourist movement in the spring and summer seasons, as well as a fan of hiking, because of its breathtaking views and the experience of skydiving and others. You should know that Zermatt does not allow its citizens to use vehicles that run on petroleum derivatives for fear of environmental pollution and only allows the use of electricity-powered transportation.
Sion
Sion is the capital of the Valais Province, and is known as the town with the largest share of sunlight in Switzerland. Thanks to its central location, this small, bustling town of culture is the perfect starting point for exploring summer and winter holiday resorts in the side valleys of Valais. The town of Sion can be recognized from a distance, thanks to the high towers of Tourbillon and Valeria Castle. Sion, Switzerland’s oldest city, mixes the past and the present, and it brags about its 7000-year history, as it is today the economic center of Valais and an important traffic link. The many historical monuments are considered one of the most charming places in the old town, in addition to the shopping area, and modern municipal facilities.
Lauterbrunnen
This valley and town in Bern is beautiful, with more than 72 waterfalls falling from the mountains. The most famous of these is Staubbach Waterfall, which is pouring 1000 feet, which makes it one of the highest waterfalls in Europe. This famous town has inspired many writers, among which we mention Gautier. Hiking in the valley is great while adventurers enjoy skydiving, paragliding and other activities.
Guarda
Another small Swiss town known for its impressive historical architecture, especially 17th-century homes, has a colorful exterior view. Guard is called the town of Schellenursli after one of the children’s book characters in the country. There is even a known hiking trail with this name suitable for families. The Guarda village tour phone app can be used to discover the town in all its details, as the app provides 15 stops that can be stopped and it combines arts, nature and of course Swiss chocolate.
Maureen
One of the most beautiful mountainous hills in Switzerland and is the highest tourist resort in the region. Although its population does not exceed 350 people, the windows and doors of Swiss homes in this village are more distinguished than anywhere else by the large number of roses hanging on them of different types and colors, coordinated beautifully and strikingly. Wherever you look at Morin, you will find breathtaking views of charming mountains and fields full of flowers and more.
Valley and village of Lauterbrunnen
View of the town of Zermatt
A view from Guarda town
From Lauterbrunnen
The town of Morin
The Swiss town of Morin
Sion’s Nature
Zermatt in the summer
Guarda town
Sion’s high towers
