Writing postcards illustrated with iconic building from Swiss Cities

Are you looking for the perfect way to show off your Swiss pride? Look no further! My writing postcards illustrated with iconic buildings from Swiss cities are original and unique. Whether you’re sending a message to a friend or a loved one, these postcards are sure to make an impression.

Share your love for cities with Ykoons postcards!

10 reasons why to write a postcard is cool

• It is a unique way to show someone you are thinking of them.
• Souvenir Value: Postcards are a great way to capture memories of your travels.
• It is a fun way to practice your handwriting.
• Postcards are a creative way to express your feelings.
• Personal Touch: They are a great way to stay in touch with friends and family.
• Cultural and Historical Significance: Postcards provide glimpses into the culture, history, and landmarks of a place.
• Postcards are a great way to send a special message to someone.
• Postcards can be used to send a quick hello or thank you.
• Postcards are a great way to share your experiences
• Connection and Communication: Postcards can spark conversations, inspire wanderlust, and serve as a means to share experiences and stories
• Collectible and Decorative: Postcards can be collected and displayed, adding to their appeal. Many people enjoy building postcard collections from various places they have visited, showcasing their travel adventures or simply creating a visually pleasing display. Postcards add charm to living spaces 😉

The most beautiful places in Swiss cities to discover

Switzerland is known for its stunning cities and breathtaking landscapes. Here are some of the most beautiful places that got me inspired for my Swiss cities postcards collection:

1. Lucerne: The picturesque Old Town (Altstadt) with its charming cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and the iconic Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrücke) spanning the Reuss River. The stunning views of Lake Lucerne and the surrounding mountains from the top of Mount Pilatus or Mount Rigi.
2. Zurich: The scenic shores of Lake Zurich and the vibrant Bahnhofstrasse, one of the world’s most exclusive shopping streets. The historic center of Zurich with its medieval buildings, churches, and the Grossmünster cathedral. The Kunsthaus Zurich, one of Switzerland’s most important art museums.
3. Geneva: The Jet d’Eau, a magnificent water fountain located on Lake Geneva. The Old Town (Vieille Ville) with its narrow streets, charming squares, and St. Pierre Cathedral. The Palace of Nations, the European headquarters of the United Nations.
4. Bern: The medieval old town of Bern, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its well-preserved medieval architecture and clock tower (Zytglogge). The Nydeggasse street for beautiful views of the Aare River and the Bernese Alps.
5. Basel: The vibrant cultural scene of Basel and its numerous museums, including the Fondation Beyeler and the Kunstmuseum Basel. There is the charming Old Town (Altstadt) with its colorful buildings, bustling squares, and the impressive Basel Münster.
6. Lausanne: Next to the Lake of Geneva, the city of Lausanne with its medieval Old Town (Cité) and narrow streets, historic buildings, and its majestic Lausanne Cathedral.