The Rough Guide to Switzerland

The Rough Guide to Switzerland by Matthew Teller, published by Rough Guides in 2000, offers an in-depth exploration of one of Europe’s most visited yet often misunderstood countries. This edition spans 552 pages and is presented in English, providing comprehensive insights into Switzerland’s diverse linguistic regions—French, German, and Italian—as well as its renowned ski destinations. The guide aims to dispel the notion that Switzerland is exclusively for the affluent, presenting a balanced view of the country.
Readers will find unbiased reviews of accommodations, restaurants, and nightlife suitable for various budgets, along with practical information for hiking and touring, whether by car or public transport. This guide covers essential travel topics, making it a valuable resource for those looking to navigate Switzerland’s rich offerings. With its detailed approach, The Rough Guide to Switzerland serves as a practical companion for travelers seeking to experience the country’s unique culture and landscapes.
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Gives the inside story on one of Europe’s most touristed and least-known countries, debunking the myth that Switzerland in only for the rich and famous. Full coverage of all three linguistic regions (French, German and Italian) and the ski meccas across the country. Unbiased reviews of accommodation, restaurants nightlife for all budgets. Practical information on hiking, touring by car or public transport.
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