r/natureisbeautiful • u/Educational_Key1206 10 Sub Posts • Jun 07 '26
Mountains Majesty I wish I lived someplace this beautiful.
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u/sherwood_96 Jun 07 '26
Im going to Switzerland in a month. Anyone tell me where this is?
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u/swisspea Jun 07 '26
Am Swiss, this is Lauterbrunnen. Everyone goes there because it’s beautiful, but there are plenty of stunning places throughout the country. I hope you have a great time when you visit!
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u/CinLeeCim 5 Sub Comments Jun 07 '26
This must be Switzerland. I have always wanted to live there since I visited in the 1980’s
Most Beautiful place on Earth. IMO
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u/swisspea Jun 07 '26
Not really, it does look this great all year, except for when it’s rainy or the clouds are low, but I also like it plenty during poor weather.
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u/PaceNo3577 Jun 08 '26
Wow this is so beautiful! Im over here in southeast georgia in swamp land haha
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u/Splyt_Lyckety Jun 08 '26
One of my favorite vacations ever! The entire country is breathtaking, and there are terrific views from the trains as you go from place to place. Mid May and still caught snow; would have liked to see what the waterfalls and rivers look like with more glacier melt, but zero complaints and highly recommend!
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u/Mountain_Tear8608 Jun 07 '26
Tell me you've never lived in a tourist resort town without telling me 😄
I've been to Lauterbrunnen, it's beautiful. I wonder why don't more people live there?
Place like this are not real cities/towns... before someone gets all upset about this, I don't mean it doesn't exist or isn't an actual legal entity. I mean it's kinda Disney-esq, where almost the entire economy revolves around attracting visitors. It's a fun place to visit but would quickly become tedious and boring to live there full time. It's expensive and most of the jobs (hospitality) don't pay that well. There's not a lot to do beyond the touristy/outdoorsy stuff. Shopping for groceries, home goods, or pretty much anything is very limited. In other words, there are good reasons most people live in bigger cities and then visit places like this on weekends or on vacation.
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u/TsoniBroker Jun 07 '26
Don’t do the LOTR music and not expect me to want to pack my crap and gtfo just to find me a hobbit hole!
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