Ranking of the five most beautiful cities in Switzerland

When it is known that 28% of the Swiss population is francophone and that the country is a member of the International organization of La Francophonie since 1989, it is normal for Switzerland to attract as many francophone travellers. So, if you want to visit this beautiful country, so treat yourself to an unforgettable trip to central Europe and discover the five beautiful cities of Switzerland

Geneva: One of the most beautiful cities in Switzerland

Switzerland is clearly the main area of the largest francophone population in Switzerland. For example, if you are looking for an apartment for rent in the west of the country, you should prefer the city of Geneva, located on the shores of Lake Geneva

 

The City of Geneva

Geneva will surprise you with its beautiful urban landscape embellished by a beautiful natural environment that invites you to relax. It is thanks to its magnificent historical heritage and its green spaces that Geneva can be ranked in first place among the most beautiful cities of Switzerland.

By opting for a cheap house in Geneva, consider visiting the city and discover the city's landmarks such as the flower Clock, the Palais des Nations or the Brunswick monument before relaxing in the English garden or at Whitewater Park considered the most beautiful park in Geneva

 

Lausanne and its historic charm

Also bordering the shores of Lake Geneva, the city of Lausanne also deserves a visit when visiting the 5 beautiful cities of French-speaking Switzerland. Also endowed with a rich historical heritage, Lausanne will delight the lovers of history

 

 

 

Cities of Switzerland built on three hills, the city invites you to discover the districts of the hill of the city, plunging in a medieval decor, and its majestic buildings that arouse admiration. We will cite, for example, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Lausanne and the Church of St. Francis, built in the 12th century. Also visit the Château Saint-Maire, built not far from the cathedral in the 15th century.

Instead of renting a studio in Nice, opt for a holiday rental in Lausanne and offer yourself a small urban hike to place de la Palud where splendid 18th-century buildings await you!

Medieval scenery of Neuchâtel

To the north of Lausanne is the city of Neuchâtel bordering the shores of Lake Neuchâtel. Among the indispensable cities of the French-speaking Switzerland, Neuchâtel is one of those with the official language of the Frenchman. It will be easy for you to find a house to rent for a week with a francophone individual

 

Urban landscape of Neuchâtel

This will also give you the opportunity to discover the medieval charm of this welcoming town located about twenty kilometers from the French border.

You can stroll through the peaceful streets of the city, in the middle of the yellow houses. Your stroll will take you to the castle of Neuchâtel and the Basilica of Notre-Dame de l'assomption. Discover also the numerous fountains embellishing the city such as the Fountain of the Rue du Château or the fountain of Neuburg dating from 1584

Tourism in Delémont

If you enjoy the quiet, a stay in Delémont will certainly make you the greatest good. Like most cities in western Switzerland,

Delémont understands French as an official language. Delémont also belongs to the canton of Jura. It is distinguished by its spacious streets, its medieval character, its squares embellished by its majestic fountains and its numerous green spaces which will delight also the lovers of hiking

The door of Porrentruy in Delémont

Many are indeed the natural sites of Delémont shaped by the Jura which offer a myriad of summer activities. You can enjoy a bike ride to the Gruère pond. This will remind you of these landscapes with the confusing charm of Quebec. Opt for an unprecedented hike to Lake Lucelle, located between the Franco-Swiss border. It's a real haven of peace

The Sunny City of Zion

Do you enjoy a long hike in a radiant sunshine? Opt for a stay in Sion, the sunniest city in Switzerland. The capital of the Valais, Sion is distinguished by these two imposing hills overlooking the city where two majestic fortresses stand: Valerius and Tourbillon

The Sunny City of Zion

Also considered as one of the oldest cities of the French-speaking Switzerland, Sion will delight the lovers of history, but also intrepid hikers who will revel in the view on the coast of Moselle as well as on the ridges of the Vosges since Many viewpoints