Switzerland is a very exciting place to explore on a trip, with all the sightseeing, museums and shopping it has to offer.However, did you know that Switzerland has some very unique roads which can give you a great taste of this Alpine country? Thanks to the vertical nature of much of Switzerland, there are some truly beautiful roads to see.
You will spot this unique road through the peaks of the Eastern Alps, as it looks like a mind boggling zigzag. The Stelvio Pass at 2500 m altitude can be reached from Santa Maria in Switzerland, a border town which features the smallest whiskey bar on earth.
It's not just me praising this road: TV's Top Gear has declared this road one of the best driving roads in all of Europe! Watch their videoas they attack the mountain pass in their sports cars...
But be warned: Driving on this road is truly a workout for both the vehicle and the driver, as it takes some real thought and skill to navigate those unexpected twists, turns and bumps carefully. There are a total of 60 hairpin turns, as well as the possibility of snow
The Grimsel Pass is located in Switzerland’s upper Rhone valley and is used to help drivers make their way over the steep, winding mountainside. The view is like something out of a blockbuster film, where you see Tom Cruise (or a similar famous actor) driving along in a red Ferrari with the wind in his hair.
You will spot this unique road through the peaks of the Eastern Alps, as it looks like a mind boggling zigzag. The Stelvio Pass at 2500 m altitude can be reached from Santa Maria in Switzerland, a border town which features the smallest whiskey bar on earth.
It's not just me praising this road: TV's Top Gear has declared this road one of the best driving roads in all of Europe! Watch their videoas they attack the mountain pass in their sports cars...
But be warned: Driving on this road is truly a workout for both the vehicle and the driver, as it takes some real thought and skill to navigate those unexpected twists, turns and bumps carefully. There are a total of 60 hairpin turns, as well as the possibility of snow
The Grimsel Pass is located in Switzerland’s upper Rhone valley and is used to help drivers make their way over the steep, winding mountainside. The view is like something out of a blockbuster film, where you see Tom Cruise (or a similar famous actor) driving along in a red Ferrari with the wind in his hair.
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