your free PDF travel guide for Lucerne and Graubunden
1 tripwolf member likes Lucerne and Graubunden
photo by mrtraveller
They call it the “ smiling lake” – and nobody knows if this name comes from the sparkling of the Vierwaldstätter Lake or the dreamy smile of visitors which see the “mighty deed of nature” as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe called it. At the area around the Vierwaldstätter Lake, Switzerland is incredibly beautiful. The heart of Switzerland throbs here – not because the so-called Rütlischwurs of the three indigenous cantons, not because the historically not documented and by Schiller magnified affair named Willhelm Tell but for natural reasons: visitors always remember the beauty of nature. The central region of Switzerland to the boarder of Austria is annexed to this “heart of the country”.
Lucerne and Graubunden travel guide by
is this text outdated?
sight Benedictine Convent of St John at Müstair
in Müstair, Switzerland
Chrisitian monastic remains from the Carolingian period. The Convent of Müstair, which stands in a valley in the Grisons, is a good example of Christian monastic renovation during the Carolingian period...
museum / gallery Gletschergarten
in Luzern, Switzerland
This magnificent natural monument with its impressive glaciers ships glacier mills and boulders shows that the Alpine foothills before 20,000 years was covered with ice, which at Lucerne almost 1000 m...
your free PDF travel guide for Lucerne and Graubunden
Are you a business owner? List your business on tripwolf! Find out more about free & premium listing options...
© 2009 tripwolf GmbH
All rights reserved
about us | terms of use | press | blog | business owners | partners | authors | advertise | report abuse | give feedback/ask question
No part of this site may be reproduced without written permission.