Lausanne is a city not to be missed. Interesting and young, it attracts tourists from all over thanks to its magnetic old town: among the cobbled streets you will encounter shops and masterpieces of medieval architecture such as the Notre-Dame cathedral. In the surroundings you can also see the castle of Chillon, a fairytale scenario right next to the waters of Lake Geneva. After leaving the castle you can head to Montreux to board the cogwheel train and get to Roche de Naye, a panoramic point over 2000 meters above the city and enjoy the spectacle from above.

The discovery of Switzerland continues with Gruyers where the famous Gruyère cheese is born, to be tasted perhaps after visiting the town and the castle. In the afternoon, reach Bern, the most beautiful city for a traveler like Goethe: the medieval old town, a UNESCO heritage site, is full of life. If you love art, don't miss the Zentrum Paul Klee, the most important in the world dedicated to the artist. If you want to taste a typical Bernese dish, you can try the Bernerplatte, a sin of gluttony based on meat, salami, beans, sauerkraut and potatoes that you will not easily forget.

Among the cities to visit in Switzerland, there is Zurich, where you can sunbathe on the lake, go hunting for typical crafts in the thousand shops or stroll in the streets of the historic center and then Lucerne, nestled between the lake and the mountains. To see its symbolic monument: the Kapellbrucke, a covered wooden pedestrian bridge that dates back to the fourteenth century and which tells the history of the city. Lake Lucerne reveals panoramas of rare beauty: you could relax on board a steamboat and immortalize the city from the lake.

Your journey in search of the beating heart of Switzerland ends, but the magic of the ancient cities, the peace of nature, the pleasure of typical delicacies are memories that will always remain etched in your mind. The last city to know is Lugano where you could enjoy one last walk before releasing the rental car.