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Panoramic Summer view from Rigi Kulm, the highest point (1798 m), offering great views of Lake Lucerne, the Alps in the south and the plains in the north.

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VIEW FROM RIGI KULM, SWITZERLAND

Panoramic Summer view from Rigi Kulm, the highest point (1798 m), offering great views of Lake Lucerne, the Alps in the south and the plains in the north. Rigi is a mountainous area near Lucerne, between Küssnacht am Rigi, Goldau and Gersau. It’ s a typical Swiss green landscape with meadows, forests and grazing cows. Since 1871, i t is well connected by cogwheel train.

TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL WITH THE SWISS TRAVEL PASS

The Grand Train Tour of Switzerland represents the very best of Swiss public tra nsport – including the most popular panorama routes. The tour can be enjoyed all year round. In Switzerland, travelling by public transport is pure pleasure.A 260,000 km transport network – covered by a single system. The Swiss Travel System is your way for trouble-free travel by train, bus and boat to every corner of the country .And best of all, you need only one ticket – the Swiss Travel Pass.


IMAGINE GENEVA

The paradise of luxury shopping, the city where the art of fine watchmaking is present everywhere, a destination with the world’ s most beautiful 5 star hotels, the capital of gastronomy and starred restaurants. An “all in one” destination located at the heart of Europe, Geneva offers you unforgettable experiences set against a natural backdr op that is unrivalled worldwide. In one hour you travel from the b anks of the largest lake in Western Europe to the foot of Mont-Blanc, the highest mountain i n the continent. Skiing in the morning, shopping in the afternoon and gourmet dining in the evening? No problem… anything goes.

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