Nydeggbrücke in Bern, Switzerland

Crossing over the Aare River, Nydeggbrücke is a bridge that connects the old part of town to the new and is considered a Swiss Heritage Site. The views of the winding streets of idyllic Old Town are fantastic and is reminiscent of scenes from old fairytales.

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Lindenhofplatz in Zürich, Switzerland

Lindenhof is an old neighborhood in Zürich, Switzerland with winding roads to a top of a hill. Steeped in rich history, it was once where Charlemagne’s grandson decided to build a palace. There, a quiet park called Lindenhofplatz boasts beautiful views of the Old Town, Grossmünster Church, City Hall, the Limmat river, the university and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.

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Lion Monument in Lucerne, Switzerland

The Lion Monument is a famous monument in Switzerland and features a lion engraved in the rock wall. In the early 17th century, Swiss Guards helped protect the french king, King Louis XVI. The monument commemorates the Swiss Guards who lost their lives in the French Revolution as it shows a brave, dying lion guarding the shield of the French monarchy. Over a million visitors see this site annually and though this attraction isn’t about glitz and fun, it offers a chance to breathe and reflect while in Lucerne.

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Museggmauer in Lucerne, Switzerland

This old city wall with nine towers was build in the 13th century to protect the town. As the town grew, the wall also grew to about 800 meters and with more towers. It’s one of the best preserved defensive walls in Switzerland. Some of the towers are open and provide amazing views of the town and the lake. Others are still functioning, mostly as guild headquarters.

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