▲ UNESCO - Bern Old Town is located in Berne, the capital of Switzerland, and was built between the 12th and 15th centuries. It was inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1983. Situated on a rocky hill embraced by a bend of the Aare River, the old town is surrounded by water on three sides. It features Europe's longest covered shopping and walking arcades, stretching 6 kilometers. The streets are adorned with numerous fountains dating back to the mid-16th century, earning it the well-deserved title of "Fountain City." Additionally, the old town boasts architectural marvels such as the Bern Cathedral, Switzerland's tallest church, and the Clock Tower, which dates back to the 13th century. UNESCO - Bern Old Town perfectly blends medieval charm with modern urban functionality, exuding unique allure.
▲ Zermatt Ski Resort is located in the town of Zermatt, Switzerland, at the foot of the Matterhorn, and is a world-class ski destination. With a total ski run length of 360 km, it boasts the world's second-largest vertical drop of 2,200 meters. The cable car station at an altitude of 3,820 meters is the highest point reachable by cable car in the world. The resort features 74 various mountain transport facilities with a transport capacity of up to 75,180 people per hour. The ski area is divided into three zones, catering to skiers of all levels. It is also a year-round ski resort, offering 21 km of ski runs in summer and serving as the summer training base for the Swiss national ski team. Additionally, the "Glacier Express" provides direct access, making transportation highly convenient.
▲ The Matterhorn in Switzerland, located 10 kilometers southwest of Zermatt, is one of the most famous peaks in the Alps, standing at an elevation of 4,478 meters and straddling the border between Switzerland and Italy. It is a distinctive four-sided pyramid with steep slopes and only a small amount of snow clinging to its surface. The Matterhorn was the last major peak in the Alps to be conquered, presenting a significant climbing challenge. It is not only a paradise for mountaineers but also a prime destination for visitors to admire breathtaking mountain views. Taking the Gornergrat Railway or the Glacier Paradise cable car offers spectacular vistas, and the surrounding lakes provide stunning reflections of the Matterhorn.
