Swiss road trips also have these secret views

Self-driving in Switzerland allows you to see landscapes that cannot be seen by train, it is more flexible than traveling by train. The scenery is very beautiful, and there are some hidden spots that are not easily accessible by public transportation, so driving is needed to reach them. Some examples include:

Infinity Pool by Lake Lucerne

Unbeatable views, offering a full view of Lake Lucerne. Heated pool, available even in winter. Zero light pollution, excellent for stargazing at night! The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Lucerne, very close. It is a five-star hotel located at the top of Mount Bürgen at an altitude of 980 meters, and it is the only hotel in the area. Therefore, stargazing at night is fantastic!

Furka Curve

Among the five mountain passes traversed by the Grand Tour of Switzerland, the most treacherous is the Furka Pass, which is also the highest at 2429 meters. The extreme scenery is unforgettable once visited.

Brienz

God's left eye, the lake's color has a hint of green, very beautiful. This small town is most famous for its handmade wood carvings. There are also many wooden sculptures along the lakeside promenade. The accommodation here is also very cost-effective. Lakeside guesthouses are not expensive.

Dreamy Slope

This slope is located in Grindelwald, which means 'lush forest' in German. If you are going to Jungfrau, you will inevitably pass through this slope. The best shooting spot is just a bit up from the Grindelwald train station platform. From this position, the height of the slope is just in the middle. Due to the abundant vegetation and being a windward slope, there is a lot of water vapor, so it often rains. Whenever sunlight penetrates the white dense fog and shines on the slope, the changes in light and shadow are very dreamy, making it a favorite for photographers!