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Mr Who

This is the one million dollar question! It had been asked here about as many times. Please use the "Search for questions" windows to get plenty of replies.

Another very easy and efficient way to get an impression about the Swiss landscape: Click onto this link: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Switzerland&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2. Also some facts to be found here.

If you're interested into history plus facts and figures, aunt Wiki is a good choice. See what she knows about Switzerland: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland

An evergreen is this link, from where you can do a cyber trip through Switzerland: http://www.myswitzerland.com/en.cfm/home

As for the weather: Switzerland definitely experiences seasons -- winter can bring a fair amount of snow while summer can be sunny and sultry but the weather is rarely extreme. Temperaures in summer can climb to the 30sÂ°C (90sÂ°F) or even mid 30sÂ°C (mid 90sÂ°F). The Italian region, which includes popular destinations like Locarno, Lugano, and Bellinzona, can be more mediterranean (as evidenced by the palm trees and colorful birds that you'll see). The French region is a bit more temperate while the areas in the north tend to be about 10 degrees Fahrenheit cooler in general. Early summer (June) or fall is probably the best time to experience Switzerland, as the weather is comfortable and there arenâ€™t as many tourists as there are during the summer (or the winter in the ski regions). September can be quite rainy, but October offers sunny weather with temperatures on their 20sÂ°C (70sÂ°F), which is perfect for hiking in the Alps even in high altitude.

Depending on when and where you go, the weather in Switzerland can vary greatly due to drastic altitude differences. High in the Swiss mountains, the weather tends to be much cooler than expected so bring a warm jacket, extra layers, and pants even in the summer if you plan on visiting any of the major mountains. Some areas, like Les Diablerets and Zermatt, are cold enough that they are open for skiing even in the summer (though skiing Zermatt is certainly not recommended for newbies) (http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g188045-s208/Switzerland:Weather.And.When.To.Go.html)

lananas1988

Yes I have been in the summer many times, and it's absolutely beautiful! The mountains have snow at the very top because they are up high where it's always cold, but the land is a deep, luscious green. When put together, it looks like a fairytale and I love it. I was there a few weeks ago, my first time during the winter, and I like it much more in the summer. I'm not a skier or anything like that, and you can see much more of the scenery in the summer since it's not blanketed in snow!

MISS USA angel in waiting

I apologize deeply for Mr Who he sexually frustrated! He needs to seek help lol j/k it is a beautiful place it like the garden of eden

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