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Hevick Street is to Interlaken, just as Chang'an Street is to Beijing, Nanjing Road is to Shanghai. The 1400-meter-long Hevick Street is the East Railway Station at the east end and the West Railway Station at the west end. It is full of luxurious hotels, elegant restaurants and forest shops on both sides. Walking around Hovik is a compulsory course to punch in Interlaken. The happiest thing is to look south on the street, under the blue sky and white clouds, and the mist, Jungfrau often shows its beauty, inviting people who love her to take a photo together. The most worry-free is that there are always tourists on the street who read Chinese dialects everywhere, especially the watch shop, there are always clerks who speak standard Mandarin, ask a way, buy a watch, language communication is not a problem. The most annoying, there are many public toilets on the street, all of which are advanced coin-operated access control, 1 to 2 Swiss francs once. I want to find free, shops~ impossible, restaurants~ too difficult. Don't forget to bring a few Swiss franc steel dumplings when shopping~

Interlaken is definitely a holiday paradise. Looking at the Jungfrau on Hevik Street is a great enjoyment of life and a place where you must punch in. I feel the idyllic life state here, it is definitely worthwhile!

The train station came down and turned a corner to Hevick Street. The most popular street is the famous watch of the world's first-line brand. It is also a must-visit place for group tours. You can clearly see the snow on this street, but I have a special love for the Swiss lotus chocolate here. Many are countries. No tastes in it!

Not bad, I like it very nice.

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This is the main road with many hotels, restaurants and tourist shops. It is very interesting to foreign visitors but we Swiss people don’t like it at all. The only beautiful building is the one of the Victoria Jungfrau 5* hotel on the picture. There is also a big grass area but it has nothing to to with a park!In Interlaken there are better places!

The tour guide threw us here and ignored us. In fact, the store here was closed before 7 o'clock (except for individual watch shops), and we were cold and hungry on the street. This street is full of watches and crafts, things are expensive, it is not worth buying, there is nowhere to go to shake countless times. The memorable Victoria Luxury Hotel, and the ice rink opposite the hotel, is very special, you can wear skates to drink and eat.

I went to Switzerland in the summer. The climate was great and it was raining, but the drizzle did not affect my mood. Hevick Street was taken by a local tour guide, which was more suitable for shopping. The discount is quite high, and it is said that it is a relatively famous attraction in the local area. It is true that there are more tourists than locals. Occasionally, I saw the carriage back and forth on the roadside. I liked it~ It was a little drizzle when I went there. It was quite good. The photo was also very fairyland. You can go to Interlaken to see it once.