1. Lion Monument? 2. Montesa Love

3. Cathedral (Mü nster)

4. Bundestag? 5.Gurten) 6。 Einstein Museum? 7. Bern) 8 Geneva

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Dying Lion of Lucerne Monument

The Lion Monument is one of the best sculptures in Lucerne. An arrow stuck deep in the back of a dying lion. The lion's face is in pain, and its front paws are pressing against the shield and spear. There is a Swiss national emblem on the shield. This monument commemorates 786 Swiss officers and guards who died to protect French King Louis XVI and Queen Mary during the French Revolution in 1792. It is intended to pray for world peace. There are words describing the event under the monument. American novelist Mark Twain once praised Lucerne's The Stone Lion as "the saddest and most touching stone carving in the world".

Address of scenic spot: Denkmalstrasse (in Denkmalstr Glacier Park. Cliff)

How to get there: Tram: Take bus No.23 to Zuerichstr. Then walk for five minutes. Opening hours: all day

At an altitude of 1375 meters, Mount Salef is an indispensable part of the landscape in Geneva. The rocks on the mountain have white stripes. There is a restaurant overlooking the top of the mountain, from which you can see the big fountains of Lake Le Mans and Mont Blanc, as well as the panoramic view of the whole state of Geneva. But this place belongs to France. Don't forget to bring your passport when you go.

Address of scenic spot: Salef Mountain

How to get there: Take the No.8 local bus bound for Verhille and get off at the border terminal Verhille in 20 minutes. If you walk to the cable car, you need to walk a little. It takes about 4 minutes to get to the top by cable car.

Opening hours: all day

Cathedral (Munster)

The full name of the cathedral is Munster Zu St.Vinzenz, which was built in 142 1 year. This is a large Gothic building, which took nearly a century to complete. /kloc-At the end of 0/9th century, a steeple was built at the top of the church, making it the tallest church in Switzerland, with a height of 100 meters. On the front of the church, there are the relief of "The Last Judgment" created by Erhart Kueng, and the stained glass of15th century (two works of19th century are on the right side of the front). It is very famous. In addition, in 1726, an organ built with 5,404 copper pipes in the church is the largest organ in Switzerland. At regular concerts or Christmas, you can still hear the wonderful music played by18th century organ. Follow the spiral staircase with 254 steps to the observation deck in the middle of the church. The scenery is beautiful from here. In the square of the church, there will be a handicraft market on the first Saturday of every month, which is very interesting.

Address of scenic spot: Gass, Munster.

Opening hours: Easter -65438+ 10, Tuesday-Saturday 10: 00- 17: 00, Sunday11:00-17: 00. 165438+ October-Easter, Tuesday-

Bundestag (Bundestag)

The Federal Building (also known as the Parliament Building) is equivalent to Zhongnanhai in China, where important government officials and NPC deputies meet. This building is symmetrical. It was built in 1848 and completed in 1902 when Bern became the capital of Switzerland. When overlooking the whole city from a height, its green round copper roof stands out. The interior building materials are all from Switzerland, and the artists involved in the design are all Swiss. The tour is free.

Address of scenic spot: Parlamentsgeb? No.3 Federal Plaza

How to get there: On foot: It takes 5 minutes to walk from the railway station.

Opening hours: The opening hours of tour guides are from Monday to Saturday at 9: 00, 10: 00, 1: 00, 14: 00, 15: 00,1.

This is a hill 858 meters above sea level, located in the south of Bern. Bern is 542 meters above sea level, so the height difference between the two is not very big, but it is really happy to enjoy such a vast natural scenery in such a place so close to the city. In summer, a large-scale pop music festival will be held on this mountain.

Address of scenic spots: 3084 Im grünen gur ten-Park, Wobourne, bern state.

Opening hours: all day

Einstein's former residence

Einstein lived in Bern for seven years (1902- 1909), while 1903- 1905, when he was teaching at the University of Bern, he lived in this small apartment on Cramer Street. It is understood that the theory of relativity was developed at that time.

The museum has basically maintained the pattern of Einstein's original life, showing photos of various periods before his death, academic materials of relativity, tapes of lectures and so on. , including Einstein's enrollment revelation published in classified advertisements in newspapers and Einstein's report card, recorded Einstein's life story in detail and clearly.

Address of scenic spot: Kramgasse 49

Opening hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10: 00- 17: 00, Saturday, 10: 00- 16: 00, 65438+February, 65438+/kloc-0.

Berne (Berne)

It is located in the center of Switzerland, the political and cultural center of Switzerland. 1/3 of the whole city is covered with forest, and the city feels like a huge forest park. Rose Park is located on the hill on the edge of the city, overlooking the whole city. It still retains the appearance of medieval Europe, which is very rare in Europe at present.

Walking along Pitard Street, the main street, you can find a large stone statue embedded in the wall. It was rebuilt according to the statue of Tofu Fertat in14th century (destroyed in19th century). Nearby is the famous Heilig Geiskirche, built in 1726- 1728. It is a typical baroque building, influenced by Italy at that time.

In addition, in this dreamy medieval city, there are many European architectural attractions such as18th century opera house. Moreover, it is also a concentration camp of fountains. Hundreds of fountains, large and small, are scattered in every corner of the city, including the shooter fountain built by 1543, the bell tower behind the fountain, the embossed ogre fountain, the Salinger fountain of 1535, the siemsen fountain of 1544- 1545, and 1777.

Another attractive feature of Bern is the shopping corridor. The store corridor is 6 kilometers long and maintains the style when it was just built 800 years ago. Clock shops, painting shops and antique shops abound, and are known as "the largest medieval shopping center in the world", which is a paradise for friends who like to collect art. The fourth Monday of June165438+1October is the famous onion festival and a good day for onion harvest. The traditional onion market is filled with all kinds of fresh vegetables, attracting tourists to watch. The characteristic shopping center is located in a medieval building with arcade style, with a total length of 6 kilometers. Visitors can buy traditional handicrafts and jewelry.

Geneva (Geneva)

Geneva is located on the picturesque Lemmon Lake, bordering France on the south, east and west. The tranquil Rhone River runs through the city. At the intersection of the lake and the river, several bridges connect the old city and the new city on the north and south sides. People in Geneva say that if facing the direction of France (that is, the west), the left side of the lake is called the left bank and the right side is called the right bank. This unique name is because Geneva started with banking. The left bank is a collection of commercial activities in this city, from shops, department stores and banks to the old city, important attractions, cafes and restaurants, which are mostly located in this area. As for international organizations, hotels, airports, railway stations, etc. They are important members of the right bank.

Geneva is also a cultural and artistic center, with more than a dozen museums and exhibition halls. One of the most famous is the Art and History Museum at the southern end of the old city. The museum displays cultural relics, weapons, handicrafts, ancient paintings and portraits of many famous historical figures, such as Rousseau, the humanist, Calvin, the leader of the Reformation in the 6th century and the representative of the Renaissance. Among them, the archaeological discoveries on the first floor show the development of civilization from prehistoric times to modern times, and the second floor is dominated by paintings and other artistic works and decorations. The most valuable is 1444 Conrad? Witz's altar painting for Geneva Cathedral is entitled "Fishing Miracle".