Why are the Alps so beautiful?

From breathtaking panoramas and legendary mountain ranges to sloping valleys and low-lying meadows covered in cotton grass, the defining features of Alpine landscapes are a major allure for travellers. As one of the world's highest and largest mountain ranges, the Alps is home to a number of awe-inspiring mountains.



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As well as mountains, the Alps are famous for it's clear Alpine lakes, including the stunning Lake Geneva, Lake Constance and Lake Como.

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France tends to have bigger resorts than the Swiss Alps, so if you're a more advanced skier, who's keen to wake up for first lifts and ski until the last – France may be a better option.

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10 Fun Facts about the Alps The tallest mountain in the Alps, Mont Blanc, is owned by both Italy and France. Grenoble, France, is the biggest Alpine city. It has a population of over 160,000. The first woman to climb Mont Blanc was a French countess called Henriette d'Angeville, in 1838.

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Schwyz home to highest concentration of millionaires The study noted that beyond central Switzerland, the majority of affluent communities can be found along the Gold Coast in Canton Zurich, areas of Canton Schwyz within easy reach of Zurich, and the banks of Lake Geneva.

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The Alpine region includes high mountains covered with snow that spring to the mind. Apart from the scenic beauty, the gorgeous region allows people to take part in an extensive range of activities and gratify the adventure lover within you.

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