Switzerland's UEFA EURO 2008™ Host Cities.

The city at the Rheinknie (Rhine’s knee – name of geographical curves in the Rhine river) in the three-country corner to Germany and France is brimming with charm. The old part of town with its lanes and alleys is absolutely enchanting, and shopping almost becomes a cultural event here.

Berne is the capital, Berne is a football city, Berne is tradition. The enclosed Old Town is one of the most beautiful witnesses to medieval town construction in Europe. Founded in the 12th century and renovated in the 17th century to today's state, the old city exudes cosines and security with its extensive arbours.

Cosmopolitan, charming, intellectual – home to the UN and the International Red Cross. Genève can call itself the smallest metropolis of the world with good reason. Here, politics of the East and West, the North and South meet for dialogue.

Zürich, the city with the world’s highest quality of life, offers a surprising variety of leisure experiences. Its cultural calendar is so full that you will probably want to attend several performances at once. The city on the River Limmat offers art and culture, trends and lifestyle, culinary delights and natural beauty – all at once.