Switzerland is truly a fairy-tale country. Firstly, because it’s incredibly beautiful: towering mountain peaks, emerald valleys, and crystal-clear lakes create breathtaking landscapes. Secondly, Switzerland inspired classic writers, and it’s in this country that we recognize the landscapes between the lines of iconic novels. And thirdly, it is incredibly expensive, but despite that, I’m sure that at least once in your life, you should see these places with your own eyes. 1. Lauterbrunnen — The Valley of 72 Waterfalls If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting Rivendell, then this is the place for you. This picturesque valley, with its sheer cliffs and countless waterfalls, inspired J.R.R. Tolkien to create the Elven refuge in “The Hobbit.” In 1911, young Tolkien traveled through Switzerland and crossed the Lauterbrunnen Pass. Later, he admitted that this experience helped him create the scene of Bilbo and the dwarves’ journey through the Misty Mountains. Imagine narrow trails, alpine…
