Have you ever been to a place that is so beautiful it made you want to cry? For me, that place is Switzerland. The Gorges de la Jogne looks like a fairyland. And the promenade of Lake Montreux feels like a garden of paradise. But Geneva surprises you with its giant fountain and warms you up with bubbling cheese fondue. Yes, it might sound cheesy, but I almost cried from how grateful I was for the opportunity to experience all this beauty. So I want to take you on a little virtual journey through this blog post.

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What better way to describe Switzerland than with chocolate, a fabulously beautiful natural park, and a castle on top of a mountain? You could say that Brock is the perfect calling card for Switzerland. So let's say goodbye for a day to the blue water of Lake Geneva (if you've been following this journey from the beginning) or to your everyday sights (if you just found this article). And take a virtual trip to the corner of the earth where there are many waterfalls, and it's possible to learn more about the oldest chocolate brand in Switzerland.

The Swiss city of Montreux looks like a dream and smells like money. But we stayed away from the casinos and expensive hotels. Instead, we wandered around panoramic views of the bright blue waters of Lake Geneva, flowers, a fairy-tale castle, and houses with colorful shutters in search of the peace Freddie Mercury spoke about.