I got my bags packed on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo

amateur traveler episode 623. Today the amateur traveler talks about

jagged mountains and up thrusts, ancient buildings and modern architecture, monasteries, and a watchmaking as we talk about

the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Switzerland.

Welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen. With no further ado, let's talk about Switzerland.

I'd like to welcome back to the show Gary Art, who has come this time to talk to us about

the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Switzerland.

Gary, welcome back to the show.

Thank you for having me for the 13th time. We had to count up before we started

this show how many times Gary has been on. If you don't know there's a tag just for the

episodes that Gary has done.

So if you go to amateur traveler.com slash tag

slash Gary dash aren't

you'll see all the different episodes lots of different

places around the world but you just came back from a trip to Switzerland.

Yeah, so I visited all of the World Heritage sites in Switzerland, all 12 of them, and did it in a little under two weeks, so it was about one per day.

And I got to see a lot of the country that I had never been to before, that a lot of people

don't visit before, to be honest, most of these places don't get a lot of tourism and it was a

really neat insight on the country and the different parts of it because even

though it's one country there are really three major parts of the country the

German, French, and Italian parts and even there are four official languages in

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