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Geneva Probably the most international city in Switzerland, if not in Europe. 50 pages of information	Luzern This historical town boasts invigorating mountain views, lake cruises and a picturesque old quarter.
Lake Geneva Find out all about the diverse landscapes  and wonderful towns surrounding the blue waters of Lake Geneva.	Zentralschweiz Discover the great natural beauty of one of the most rewarding areas of the country in which to travel, where Switzerland was born in 1291.
Lausanne Switzerland’s San Francisco, a beautiful city of incredibly steep hills facing the glittering waters of the lake to the South.	Zurich Switzerland's economic capital, this attractive and modern city offers also plenty to keep you amused.
Valais Valais is the Switzerland of spectacular mountains, skiing and hiking, home of Matterhnorn, Zermatt, Saas-Fee and cowfighting.	Northeast Enjoy the mountains and lakes, medieval town centres and rolling verdant countryside of one of the country's unfairly least celebrated areas.
The Arc Jurassien Explore the fascinating regions along the Jura mountain range, where the famous Swiss clocks are manufactured.	Graubuenden The largest Swiss canton, Graubuenden also offers some of the wildest and loneliest sceneries in the Alps.
Basel Located on the border between Switzerland, France and Germany, this wealthy city hosts some the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.	Ticino Everybody loves the Ticino, with its famously sunny skies and stunning natural beauty. You won't resist either!
Mittelland Literally the "heartland" of Switzerland, it holds the most fertile territory, the densest population, and the greatest wealth of all the diverse areas of the country.	Contexts All about Swiss history, nature and languages. References to further reading.
Bern Perhaps the most immediately charming of all Swiss cities, deemed a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, Bern is also the nation's capital.	Basics All practical information for travellers in Switzerland : transportation, red tape, accomodation, entertainment and other practicalities.
Bernese Oberland A massively impressive region of classic Swiss scenery, the grand Alpine heart of the country is the most accessible, spectacular and touristed area of Switzerland.