Switzerland
No need to say this country has always been a dream of mine. I have perceived it as being one of the most unreachable countries- the one where I wouldn’t be able to travel to, but it turns out it was not like that at all, and everything is possible.
In Switzerland we have focused on visiting mostly Geneva. Ohhh, the famous Geneva… the city where conventions were signed and the city known as Frankenstein’s home. I must admit I had quite high expectations about it, and some turned out to be true while others not.
Geneva is a beautiful and clean city, and you can keep on wandering the streets, full of inviting stores and popular brands. What I want to let you know is that Geneva is a relatively quick to visit city since there are not so many things to see, besides the main points of interests I am about to tell you.
CERN
The first stop was at CERN. You might have heard about it, but in case you haven’t, CERN is the European Organization for Nuclear Research. It is the birthplace of the world’s largest physics laboratory in the world, where constantly, projects are developed and worked on, one of the most popular being the particle accelerator. Visiting the Globe of Science and Innovation was a unique experience, because for the moment you enter the building, everything is so interactive there and you can also read about new discoveries and projects they have worked on across time. You can also see a projection of a movie about the history of the universe, which is pretty cool.