I just came back from Sweden and have to tell you something truthful!

Sharing travel experience: It is recommended not to rush to Switzerland 🇨🇭! The beautiful scenery there will make you much more picky about the beautiful scenery in other places 😉! The aftereffects were too severe, I had too much fun, and the feeling after returning home was worse than a broken heart😢. Here are some tips for friends on traveling to Europe: 1. When traveling to Switzerland, ladies who love beauty should remember to bring some colorful clothes and skirts, which will give you great photo effects 📸! 2. Long-distance flights and jet lag can make you exhausted 😴, so prepare noise-canceling earplugs 🎧, silk eye masks 🌌, inflatable foot pads 💺 and neck pillows 🛌, which can help you relieve fatigue from long-distance travel. 3. The quality of Italian restaurants is about the same as in Italy🍕. If you want to eat, you might as well try Indian food🍛, which is cleaner and uses better quality ingredients than in other European countries. 4. There are many thieves in Europe😠, so be sure to prepare anti-theft tools, such as mobile phone lanyards📱, traction ropes🚪, personal waist bags👕 and backpack locks🔒. When you go out to play, don't leave your phone and bag behind. 5. The ultraviolet rays in the Swiss mountains are really strong☀️, so be sure to bring sun protection clothing👚, sunscreen🧴, sun hat🧢 and sunglasses🕶️, especially when hiking, as the altitude is high and the sunlight is strong! 6. It’s my first time going abroad with my family. Although everyone says that traveling independently is fun, after careful consideration, I think it’s more appropriate to travel with a tour group. I asked a friend to recommend a tour group he had joined before. I spent about 10 days comparing and communicating with them. In the end, I chose the one my friend recommended because he had experienced it personally and was very familiar with the services. He helped us arrange the car 🚘, hotel 🏨 and itinerary 🗓️, and we set off after everything was ready. Because I was traveling with my parents and wife, and I didn't want them to be too tired, I chose a trip that only covered Switzerland. This decision was really correct. The itinerary was easy, there was plenty of time to visit the attractions, and with the tour guide's explanation, the experience was perfect 👏! As for meals, breakfast is buffet style, lunch is mostly 🍚, and sometimes special meals are arranged at noon or in the evening, which taste pretty good 👌. But my parents still prefer Chinese food. My mom kept talking about wanting to eat wonton on the way. We went to the Armory Restaurant in Zurich. The tour guide said that this was originally an armory and was later converted into a restaurant. The restaurant’s decoration style is both classical and modern, giving people a sense of history that interweaves time and space🕰️. My parents gave this restaurant a high rating👌. They stayed in a hotel in the city the whole time, which was pretty good🏠. However, the room was a bit small for one night, but overall it was clean and tidy🌟. My mother said Lake Brienz is very beautiful 🌊, but this attraction is not included in the itinerary. After the tour guide knew about it, he took the initiative to add this attraction and took us on a boat ride 🚢. Lake Brienz is so beautiful! My mother took more than a dozen photos📷. I recommend friends to go and have a look! For this trip, the average group fee per person was 39k💰, plus miscellaneous expenses such as buying gifts for family members, the total cost was 6k💸. Compared with domestic self-driving tours, the experience of small groups is indeed much better, but the price is a bit expensive 🤑. But seeing my parents having fun makes it all worth it! This trip was very good, and when the child graduates, he will take her here again 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦.