The territory of Switzerland includes German, French, Italian and Romansh language and cultural areas. Its inhabitants emphasize their togetherness not only as citizens of the state, but also in a voluntary nation.
Switzerland's national identity and cohesion are not based on a common language, ethnicity or religion, but on intercultural factors such as the belief in direct democracy, a high degree of local and regional autonomy and a strong culture of willingness to compromise in political decision-making. Switzerland is often referred to as a model for other states in this regard.
Our route to Zurich leads via Schaffhausen, so what could be more appropriate than to visit the Rhine Falls during the short drive from Rottweil. Short stop at the Swiss border with purchasing of the obligatory vignette to use the roads of Switzerland without any penalty.
The Swiss town of Yverdon today stretches on the alluvial plain at the mouth of the river Zihl in Lake Neuchâtel at 435 m above sea level, about 30 km north of the canton's capital Lausanne.
Abroad tours for vacations that have become popular in recent years will be in great request also this year. If you do not like the tour packages and prefer to plan your own travel, Zurich will be my first suggestion for Europe destination.
Further preparations as part of our project A Cultural Journey along Roman Roads will take us from Antalya to Zurich and thus to our friends Beat and Sebnem in Wädenswil.
The most delicious products and specialties, the connoisseur, restaurant owner or amateur cook can buy at one of the countless weekly markets or in the farm shops in and around Zurich, this was announced by our friend Beat.
The following two days we wanted to spend sightseeing in downtown Zurich and in this regard had searched for accommodation in the city center of Zurich in the relevant hotel booking machines.