Switzerland is a country with a variety of unique landscapes and many interesting cities to visit. 1001guide advises recommends to visit Zurich. This is the largest and most expensive city in the country – prices for real estate and leisure here are high, shopping is also expensive, but wellbeing is felt everywhere.English-language guide on a review tour of Zürich will take you to Altstadt, tell &nbsp;about legends that lurking behind the facades of medieval houses. You will see Paradeplatz Square, Münsterhof, St. Peter's Church, learn about the secrets of Lindenhof quarter.You should also go on an excursion to Lake Lugano, neighbor of the Italian Como. This is the pearl of the Switzerland's canton of Ticino, one of the main Swiss resorts. In a group or individually with a guide, you can go on a cruise and get to Italy, see towns Mélida and Morcote towns.Other interesting cities and objects in Switzerland:<ul><li>Lucerne and Lake Lucerne;</li><li>Geneva;</li><li>Lausanne;</li><li>Bern-Lugano route will amaze the beauty of mountain fans;</li><li>Basel Town Hall;</li><li>Saint John Abbey;</li><li>Aletsch Glacier National Park is is the cleanest glacier in the world.</li></ul>

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Lausanne is on the shores of Lake Geneva with views of the Alps from the city's squares and parks. You can start a sightseeing excursion with a English-speaking guide on the shore of the lake, walk along the Usha embankment, visit the main Palu square, and see the castles of Uschy and Saint-Mer.

Explore the history and main attractions of Lausanne with a professional guide. Also book excursions from locals, which will show the most unusual and beautiful places. In total, there are more than 26 excursions available in 2021.

Private Tours by local guides in Lausanne

Tickets and excursions in Lausanne