Geneva Presentation, Short !! Introduction to Lake Geneva

Geneva has Lake Geneva.

Lake Geneva (known as Lake Léman in French) is the largest of the Alpine lakes. The lake covers an area of about 224 square miles, 140 square miles in Switzerland and 84 square miles in France. Lake Geneva is formed by the Rhône glacier.

The lake is bow-shaped, and the recess of the lake faces south. The Rhône glacier dissolves to form the Rhône, which is the main river in the waters of Lake Geneva. Lake Geneva is 1,230 feet above sea level and 46 miles long.

The lake is miles wide at its widest point. The deepest part of the lake is 1017 feet. The lakeside and adjacent areas have a mild climate with very little variation in temperature differences, and there are many tourist attractions.

Lake Geneva is the world's largest alpine dammed lake.

Swiss Confederation (German: Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft, French: Confédération Suisse, Italian:

Confederazione Svizzera, Romansh: Confederaziun Svizra), abbreviated as "Switzerland", is one of the Central European countries, the country is divided into 26 cantons.

Switzerland is bordered by Germany to the north, France to the west, Italy to the south, Austria and Liechtenstein to the east. The whole territory is dominated by plateaus and mountains, and is known as the "roof of Europe". Bern is the seat of the Confederation.

Switzerland is a highly developed capitalist country and one of the richest, most socially stable, most economically developed and with the highest standard of living in the world. It is rich in tourism resources and has the reputation of a world park; Its GDP per capita has always been among the highest in the world, second only to Luxembourg in Europe. Switzerland is also one of the most stable economies in the world.

Switzerland is a mountainous landlocked country located in south-central Europe. It is bordered by Austria and Liechtenstein to the east, Italy to the south, France to the west, and Germany to the north. Located in the northern temperate zone, Switzerland is a small country with a very different climate.

The Alps stretch from east to west and form the dividing line of Switzerland's climate.

The Swiss Bandari Orchestra is a popular lyrical ensemble in the region, and since the release of its first album in 1990, it has caused a sensation in the local area, with its unconventional arrangements and streamlined instrument configuration, so that each piece presents a fresh and natural atmosphere.

Founded in 1946, the Locarno International Film Festival is the oldest and largest film festival in Switzerland, which takes place every year between July and August for about two weeks. The festival mainly encourages young and emerging directors from all over the world to make films with unique styles and perspectives, and attracts them to participate in the competition. This film festival is an international A-category film festival along with the Cannes Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival.

The highest award at the Locarno Film Festival is the Golden Leopard.

Swiss Directory.

Introduction to Swiss Festivals.

Introduction to major cities.

The main places of interest and attractions in Switzerland.

Swiss history. Swiss politics.

Transport in Switzerland.