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Lucerne is a centrally located tourist city having an economic, transportation, culture, and media hub. The city is located on Lake Lucerne and the river Reuss overlooked by Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi, in the Swiss Alps. Chapel Bridge is a magnificent wooden bridge – first erected in the 14th century.
In this two-thousand-year-old settlement, you can admire the restored Amphitheatre, Roman spa, temples and residential areas, vineyards and orchards. Some churches, non-religious buildings, the Ghana Collection Museum, Picasso and car museum are worth seeing. The warm sunshine of the Valais makes the fruit very sweet.
Milan is Italy’s most densely populated city with a one-hour driving distance with Switzerland. A fast-paced metropolis with an ancient and fascinating history which is home to all the major apparel brands with an endless round of trade fairs. The city is recognized as the world's fashion and the design capital with concurrent international events and fairs; including Milan Fashion Week and the Milan Furniture Fair.
Montreux is an idyllic small town known as the “Swiss Riviera”. Montreux is dotted with churches, star-studded houses and vineyards for making fine wines. It is also a famous place for the birth of sheep placenta. This live-cell injection therapy has attracted countless celebrities and supermodels.
Munich is a historical and cultural city located in the Upper Bavarian High Plains and is one of Germany’s major economic, cultural, technological and transportation centres. The manufacturing, software and service industries are well developed. Between the old city and the new city, the illusion of time and space exchanges and stimulates the visitor’s imagination.
Naples, the most densely populated in Italy, is the land of a long cultural history starting 8th century BC, beautiful scenery and countless cultural relics. It is also known as the “City of Sunshine and Happiness”. There are many islands around Naples and the Roman ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Neuschwanstein (or Schloss Neuschwanstein in German) resembles an illustration from your favourite fairy tale book, with beautiful frescoes, looming towers and the Great Throne Hall. Bavarian King Ludwig II began building Neuschwanstein Castle in 1869 but didn’t live to see it finished, until 1892. The shy king built the castle to withdraw from public life but at present, a large number of people come to view his private refuge. Every year, 1.4 million people visit "the castle of the fairy-tale king".
From the 18th century onwards, tourists started visiting this stretch of the Côte d'Azur for its pleasant maritime climate, pretty beaches, splendid architecture and congenial hustle-bustle. Nice welcomes you warmly and makes you feel right at home with its simple charm, pastel-painted buildings and ochre streets. The city has a vibrant night-life.
Paris is Inarguably the city of love, lights, global centre for art, culture, fashion and gastronomy. The city offers a plethora of attractions; The Eiffel Tower; constructed in 1889, Notre Dame and the Arc de Triomphe, The Champs-Elysées named the world’s most romantic boulevard of over 2.4 kms, Musée du Louvre, the Seine River and many more.
Prague is the first city in the world to be designated as a World Heritage Site, which is built on nine hills alongside the Vltava River and is popularly known as the city of a hundred spires, offering a charming mix of history, architectural wonders and modern leisure. It is the hometown of several acclaimed writers and musicians.
The Rhine Falls is the largest waterfall in Switzerland and the nearest community is Neuhausen am Rheinfall, where tourists can also view the Worth Castle. On the two sides of the Rhine, there are viewing platforms which give a breathtaking perspective to the guests. Boat trips can be taken up the Rhine to the falls and the Rheinfallfelsen.